Rob Noerr

I think the truth's the opposite.

I think if he would go more into painting these things, that you would actually see more support for him.

Yep.

That's exactly right.

Yeah, and it was sad.

Look, I'm not here.

I think Rittenhouse was well within his rights, right?

But there's a young man that will have to live with the fact that he had to shoot and kill someone.

And why?

Because the local police sat there 500 yards away.

But nonetheless, like it shouldn't get to that.

And it was predictable.

And I understand from the libertarian perspective, it's like, well, we don't want the cops going and busting skulls.

Look, I'm with you.

I don't want to see National Guard in the street, but I also want to see local law enforcement doing something.

I wouldn't want to see right-wingers riding with impunity in any city when they don't get their way, looting stores, attacking law enforcement.

I would understand and say, even if these people technically voted for the same candidates, you can't do that.

That is not something that we should be allowed to do.

We should all draw the line at using violence in order to get your way politically.

But the problem is, the left has been doing this since the days of Saul Alinsky, since the days of the Weather Underground.