The Lie

"because they received not the love of the truth, that they might be saved. And for this cause God shall send them strong delusion, that they should believe a lie: That they all might be damned who believed not the truth, but had pleasure in unrighteousness."  2 Thessalonians 2:10-11

Yesterday Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted of all charges by a jury of his peers.  What is so surprising to us is that this just outcome came as a shock to boomer America.  For those of us who watched the trial and were familiar with the video evidence of the case it was clear that the boy was acting in self defense.  The purported crimes were so well documented that it is difficult to understand how anybody could have come to a different conclusion than that which was reached by the jury.  The boy should never have been charged in the first place.  The prosecuting attorney Thomas Binger (who some speculate to be homosexual) and his assistant James Kraus (who some allege to be obese) crafted their entire case around a CGI-enhanced image that they argued showed that Kyle had provoked the whole incident.  Thats right.  The precedent has been set that we should be allowed to just conjure up evidence out of thin air and float it as a legal argument.  

The libs and boomers will come back and say that Mr. Rittenhouse should never have been there.  Stupid argument.  Whether he should have been there or not is not what was being decided at the trial.   If you ever hear this argument your response should be to ask whether those rioters should have been there, destroying Kenosha.  I know many liberals amongst my family and acquaintance who are no doubt letting the media dictate their opinions of this case.  What they are saying is "white supremacy," even though Kyle shot and killed (((white people))).  I could ask my liberal family and friends whether they even watched the video of the shooting, but I wont bother to ask because I know they didn't bother to watch it.  They don't want to watch it.  They don't want to know the truth.  The have bought into the lie.  They love the lie.  They love unrighteousness.  I think that instead of trying to argue with these people we should pray for them, because it would probably be more effective.

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