Kyle Rittenhouse is unwilling "to provide or contribute to our family," according to his sister.
Kyle Rittenhouse's sister Faith is seeking $3,000 on a crowdfunding website in a bid to prevent the eviction of herself and her mother Wendy from their home, citing her "brother's unwillingness to provide or contribute to our family."
Okay. There's nothing unfactual about saying no one should be defending Rittenhouse.
Again, I never made any comment except that defending Kyle Rittenhouse means the commenter is shitty. Because he is. I'm not diving into the details because 1) I don't need to 2) I don't really care about the details of the case -- I heard enough about them years ago.
There has to be a way to discuss whether an action is justified regardless of who the perpetrator is. Context matters. If we just go on these endless tirades attacking people nothing of substance is being accomplished except perhaps trying to score feel good points, and if that's your goal then you do you. I personally find it's more effective to counter their arguments with stronger counter arguments rather than calling conservatives "pathetic for being victims" or using ad-homs non stop.
So what if they're defending Hitler? Were on Lemmy, we have mountains of facts and arguments for why Kyle was in the wrong. Let's analyze those arguments and show a better way. I'm sorry if I come off as tone policing. I'm just tired of this inability to form strong counter points even though we know Kyle was not justified in being there with an AR-15 on that day.
I don't agree with the conservatives that defend Rittenhouse. There is really no justification for the actions that led to 3 people dying that day. But I can understand how conservatives reached their conclusions about it. In order to counter their positions, I have to first understand how they reached it. Conservatives will always emphasize the legal arguments in the Rittenhouse incident and dismiss the ethical framework that allowed it to happen it the first place. That's all.