I think if Kyle Rittenhouse were black, so many people would argue this case in a different way.
I think the reason that doesn't happen is there is a lot of hate for people who just happen to have white skin, and it's fashionable in this country to attack them out of pure racism. The prosecution going after this person shows a systemic bias of the government going after this person to publicly establish that a white person isn't safe anywhere in America, even if they are holding a whatever type riffle.
What you 'think' is irrelevant, in this instance.
What you 'think' has nothing to do with this case or the discussion in this thread.
Kyle Rittenhouse isn't Black.
The people he slew weren't Black.
The Judge and counsel on either side weren't Black.
"Black/White" wasn't featured in either the prosecution's or defense's motions during the course of the trial.
This is just another one of your stupid, transparent attempts to turn a thread into yet another Tucker Carlsonesque "White Grievance" op.
Stop it.
It's dumb, it's ham-fisted... and it's as transparent as Saran Wrap.®
