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Slack.com slash DHQ. As the jury in the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse deliberated and prepared

to issue a verdict in keeping with our system of law, Black Lives Matter members decided

to put their finger on the scales of justice if the jurors refused to sacrifice the obviously

innocent teenager to the mob. If Knozha don't get it, shut it down. So this is about Kyle

Rittenhouse. This is outside the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. But then they start referencing Jacob

Blake, seven shots in the back, seven shots in the back, which he deserved more than

that, frankly, in the cops I think were lenient with Jacob Blake. But what does this have

to do with that? We're talking about a completely separate incident. I suppose the only thing

it has to do with it is that Kyle Rittenhouse was present at the riots that began after

the Jacob Blake arrest. There are two trials going on here, the trial in the court of law,

and then this completely unrelated trial in the court of public opinion. The prosecution

already lost on the evidence and by all rights should lose in the court of law with regard

to Kyle Rittenhouse. And so the media and its activists on the ground are going into overdrive

to salvage the case on the streets. I'm Michael Knoz. This is Michael Knozha. Welcome

back to the show. My favorite coming yesterday is from Tile, a Tile Tyler who says, if we

weren't already sure, we damn sure know now, quote, the good news is we're in now the

counterculture. When you're in the counterculture, you can't afford to be lazy. Says Jeremy

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