Posted on 12/04/2020 9:39:51 PM PST by Jacob Kell
John M. Pierce, a California lawyer who has employed war-like rhetoric in his advocacy and fundraising for Kyle Rittenhouse -- the 17-year-old accused of killing two men and wounding another during a night of unrest in Kenosha, Wisconsin -- filed a motion to withdraw from Rittenhouse's criminal case, just hours after prosecutors alleged in a court filing Thursday that Pierce's reported financial problems raised ethical concerns and a potential conflict of interest.
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I am going out on a limb here...but Rittenhouse’s training by video game gave him the advantage.
Who want’s to bet the video game industry doesn’t want to defend against Rittenhouse being trained by their games?
Maybe he had training somewhere else, I wouldn’t know, but it sure looked like he he was a video game player.
Don’t have a case? Remove the other side’s lawyers. How ethical is that?
Today it's called eSports and you're spot on....
It may come down to a citizens committee storming the Bastille and busting him out. Wear Indian costumes like the Boston Tea Party.
This is unfortunate but it sounds like Pierce is doing the best thing for his client. I’m sure Pierce and Wood will make sure Kyle gets an excellent replacement.
When you are ‘dis-armed’ by a 17 yrs old kid it becomes obvious that you weren’t a badass after all.
That guy wound up crying like a bitch for a medic.
Fits perfectly in the last few years. The FBI has raided and harassed and imprisoned Trump’s attorneys. They blow right by attorney client privilege.
And that was obnoxious the way they would all yell “medic” like they were soldiers. Organized terrorists.
He asked how I could still be as proficient as I had been before my months away from flying. I shrugged and said I didn’t know, but that I did play a lot of video games and maybe it helped maintain sharpness in some kind of similar way. While games back then were relatively crude (nothing like Flight Simulator 2020 back then), there were some early first-person flying games that existed, and I have always thought that they may have helped maintain a basic sense of spatial awareness similar to actual flying.
Don’t know, but I recall taking off and not feeling any different than if I had flown the day before.
From what I have heard, the kid had some weapons training and was an avid shooter. His heart must have been racing a hundred miles a minute, but he stayed pretty calm. That had nothing to do with video games. He looks like what he is, a scared kid being setup by a piece of shit liberal anti gun prosecutor.
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There are things one can do.
That will help ones ability to preform.
I once to two younger boys shooting 12 and 15 yoa.
They never had shot a real firearm before.
They had done a lot of air soft with air soft AR and 1911.
So that is what they wanted to shoot.
They both preformed/shot really well with a real AR15 and a real 1911.
So do not discount other training ideas.
My video game experience kept me out of 3 car accidents, one which turned out to be fatal on a NY thruway for an unlucky gentleman. It should have been me but I served into the shoulder and then back into the left lane just ahead of the collision. I dont even recall thinking about it. Just acted insanely fast. Had to be the improved reflexes by the games.
On a related note a is there a way to donate money for this kid’s defense that is legit? So far as I am concerned, his dispatch of communists deserves support.
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