KYLE RITTENHOUSE FOUND NOT GUILTY: IT WAS THE RIGHT AND CORRECT DECISION.

ICHEOKU says did not expect anything less as he fired off those shots in self defense, to avert a threatened imminent grave bodily harm to his person and even a possible death. Anybody who saw that video of him forced down on the pavement, surrounded by an irate mob with no where else to go; and also watched him throughout the court proceedings, observed his countenance and demeanor, will agree that the jury reached the correct verdict. Self defense is the only time and situation when the killing of another is ever completely excused by law. Kyle Rittenhouse killed under such circumstance and the jury rightly agreed.

It is not always that often that we see an accused person take the stand and testify in their own case; as they most always will take refuge under the 5th Amendment against self incrimination. But he bravely and courageously took the stand and acquitted himself creditably very well throughout the cross examination. He came across as believable and credible; and his innocent baby face helped a lot to convince everyone that the fella sitting on the accused chair was incapable of committing a depraved heart crime such as murder. It helped that his lawyers were persuaded by his intelligence to gamble with him testifying and he did not disappoint. 

His lawyers did a good job too and their case was immensely helped by that particular video. Thanks to whoever the videographer was that captured that very moment of truth; and hopefully he was rewarded bountifully for that frozen in time image of Kyle sitting on that pavement, bewildered and watching his life flashing before his own very eyes. Good enough he was good with the gun and he was able to save himself, just by the whiskers. Imagine what the angry mob would have done to him had the gun jammed or misfired? They would have ripped him into pieces; but the good Lord was smiling down on him that night and he was saved by the bell of his AR-15 rifle. 

Nobody is celebrating that two people lost their lives on that fateful night and another third person was injured. If there is anything to celebrate, it is that justice was done in the case and an innocent man was adjudged accordingly. Kyle Rittenhouse did what majority of Americans wished they could have done that night but couldn't do. The jurors lived through that nightmarish experience and like every sane American, were grateful that Kyle Rittenhouse acted when he did to help put an end to the madness that was ravaging America that ugly summer of 2020.  They were therefore better placed to appreciate what went down that led to Kyle Rittenhouse's defensive firing off of his rifle.

Anyway, the nation can now breath a sigh of relief that justice was done in this case and that the anticipated mayhem by the anarchists domestic terrorists Black Lives Matter and their ANTIFA partners was effectively checkmated. Now let everyone move on and allow Kyle Rittenhouse to exhale as he continues to recover from the trauma of that event and the families of those who lost their lives continue to heal and the wounded best of healing as well. 

ICHEOKU says is particularly impressed by Kyle Rittenhouse astuteness. He is a testimony of a very good upbringing and he is both intelligence and knowledgeable. He is a proud son of his parents and they should be glad they have him as their son. He has earned his pips as a very personable smart young man and has burrowed himself into the minds of millions of admirers worldwide, especially those who call America home and residence. A career in law should be a natural calling for him. That guy is lovable. 

It will be good if Americans can now start healing from the mortal distrust existing amongst them; where blacks and whites are constantly at each other's neck and everything is seen in the prism of white and black. ICHEOKU says is not white, but Kyle Rittenhouse's case has nothing to do with race as anyone similarly situated, faced with imminent danger and threat to their life, would have similarly acted and not expect to be locked up simply for defending themselves. The video spoke a gazillion words in defense of Kyle Rittenhouse and the whole case was anchored on it.

If anybody does not like the verdict, let them persuade their lawmakers to change the protective wingspan of killing in self defense. But until then, what Kyle Rittenhouse did was a pure self defense move and the law still permits it. May the souls of those killed rest and may Kyle Rittenhouse be allowed to move on with his life. Hopefully, his remorseful tears are genuine and he should continue to maintain that poster which he presented to American people which helped him win a lot of people over. One last advise, he should endeavor to never be caught or found or captured on video celebrating those killings. Lastly, if OJ Simpson could walk, Kyle Rittenhouse walking should not be a big deal as he rightly merited his own walk of freedom.