Radical Congresswoman Post Lies About Kyle Rittenhouse On Social Media And They Do Nothing But Ban Regular People For Saying He Was Innocent (Images)

There is a concerted propaganda campaign underway to condemn Kyle Rittenhouse as a white supremacist and domestic terrorist.

There is no evidence for any such thing. In fact, the testimony produced this week in Rittenhouse’s trial suggests these characterizations are just plain false.

That hasn’t stopped Democratic politicians and various celebrities from making the claim.

Rittenhouse is accused of shooting three white protesters last year during the Black Lives Matter riots in Kenosha, Wisconsin, killing two. The 18-year-old Illinoisan, who claims he was in Kenosha armed with a rifle as part of an effort to protect local businesses from looters, argues he acted in self-defense. One of the three men Rittenhouse shot, the one who survived, even testified this week that Rittenhouse fired at him only after he pointed a gun at the 18-year-old.

Despite the testimony and everything we’ve known since at least last fall, leftists are hellbent on smearing this young man as a white supremacist terrorist — something which, again, will still not be true even if he is convicted in the shootings.

Ayanna Pressley described Rittenhouse as a “White supremacist domestic terrorist,” echoing the MSNBC Morning Show. Ilhan Omar did the same.

But it seems that the censorship is getting stronger and now there are reports that people are being banned online for saying that Rittenhouse is innocent.

Joe Biden, on the basis of no evidence whatsoever, called the 17-year-old “A White supremacist.” Now, for the record, the men Rittenhouse shot were all White, kind of a funny kind of White supremacy there.

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