America reacts to the Rittenhouse verdict

Social media came alive after Kyle Rittenhouse was found not guilty on all five criminal charges in the homicide trial against him, as liberals and conservatives across the country gave their immediate reaction to the verdict.

“Reminder: the system is working exactly as it is meant to. The system was always meant to protect and uphold white supremacy,” the account for Black Lives Matter tweeted.


RITTENHOUSE NOT GUILTY ON ALL FIVE CRIMINAL CHARGES

“The judge. The jury. The defendant. It’s white supremacy in action,” said Rep. Cori Bush, a Missouri Democrat. “This system isn’t built to hold white supremacists accountable. It’s why Black and brown folks are brutalized and put in cages while white supremacist murderers walk free. I’m hurt. I’m angry. I’m heartbroken.”


A TikTok user said Rittenhouse will be back in a similar situation soon because he “learned absolutely nothing.”


“In the Rittenhouse case, the 13th juror was the judge,” self-proclaimed pro-democracy Joy-Ann Reid said.


F***ING NOT GUILTY” was all Alyssa Milano wrote.

The liberal reaction of “unsurprise” and “dismay” was the opposite of the satisfaction with and support for the verdict conservatives shared.

“Not guilty was the correct verdict. Anyone with a prefrontal cortex who had watched the trial for more than 30 seconds knew this,” Ben Shapiro tweeted. “Anyone who says differently is a lying hack.”


“Kyle Rittenhouse found NOT GUILTY on all charges!” Kayleigh McEnany wrote.


Candace Owens alluded to Game of Thrones to make her point.


“NOT GUILTY. Kyle Rittenhouse is free,” she tweeted. “The criminal mob corporate enterprise that is masquerading as a movement concerned about black lives— FAILS. Justice wins the day.”


“I will donate money to Kyle Rittenhouse so he can sue the CRAP out of corporate media,” Glenn Beck said.


One user on TikTok called the verdict an “obvious result.”


“Joe Biden needs to publicly apologize to Kyle Rittenhouse,” said Sen. Tom Cotton, an Arkansas Republican.


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“Guess what!” said Steven Crowder. “We still live, at least today, in the United States of America, and Kyle Rittenhouse was not guilty.”

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