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I agree with you that Rittenhouse is almost certainly not guilty by reason of self-defense. What I don't get is all this sympathy and praise for a kid who armed himself with an illegal weapon and went hours from his home. You really think he wasn't looking for trouble? I thought you supported...

Of course not. Because pleading down a charge NEVER HAPPENS in the U.S.

This kind. . .

Remember waaaay back when Eaglesmack denied, loudly and firmly, that there was any hunger in the U.S.?

Would you give a break to a kid from the rough part of town who got into a gang for companionship, and upon being threatened by another gang, started carrying a gun for his own protection, and ultimately used it in a fight to kill?

It'll probably make you feel better about me being a lawyer when I explain to you that the term "shyster" comes from the Yiddish for "shitter."

And you're a wannabe hard man. Better a troll that such a pathetic species.

I was a kid once. Never did occur to me to strap up and go hunting long pig.

Here's your hero, hard men. . .

Oh dear. You read "What should the penalty be" and thought "What is the class of charges?" Ah well. Communication between Earth and wherever the hell you live is fraught with static.

Here we bloody go again. I really can't be bothered to give you a primer on the differences between "homicide" and the various criminal degrees of homicide. But here's a hint. . . "homicide" means "the killing of a person." It has nothing to do with legal culpability for killing the person...

Here's a question that I find interesting. A person named Dominick Black bought the weapon for Rottenhouse. Providing a weapon to a person who could not legally acquire that weapon is a crime. What, if anything, should Black's punishment be? Should it be greater or lower because of the...

I'm more drive-by than resident. And as I've said before, your belief or refusal to believe affects my licensure status not one whit. So I guess than means you're whitless.

Better run and hide.

Possibly, but I know what hyperinflation is, and I'm not a whimpering hysteric.

It's not an opinion. It's a summary of the state of American law. Being a moron isn't against the law, as evidenced by the fact that you're not locked up.

Do you understand that Kathy Griffin is not a member of Congress?

Is the scary hyperinflation here yet?

D'accord.

Your confidence is inversely proportional to your competence. Are you sure you're not American?