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To: Doren who wrote (1413899)	8/9/2023 3:57:51 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1579777

Doren, it may not be the smartest decision, but he was well within his rights to bring a firearm to a riot and help defend his community. Besides, people who argue against the stupidity of Rittenhouse being there with a long gun seem to have NO qualms about criminals and violent insurrectionists being there on that night. If anything, it's their fault that they attacked a kid armed with a long rifle ... and lost. And they don't even have a valid argument about the fear of safety to themselves and those they care about. All they wanted to do was to teach the arrogant kid a lesson. Too bad for them, said kid pulled out the Uno Reverse card (as the millennials like to say these days) and taught THEM a lesson. Then the kid also taught the rest of the nation a lesson in armed self defense. Exercise your 2nd amendment rights at your own legal risk. You are responsible for every bullet that comes out of the barrel. Tenchusatsu