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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez sees Kyle Rittenhouse posting bail as our current system being for the privileged

As Twitchy just reported, San Francisco’s district attorney was upset that Kenosha, Wisc., shooter Kyle Rittenhouse was released on $2 million bail Friday, seeing as he was guilty of double murder with an assault rifle and that evidence showed he was most likely motivated by racial bias … when he shot those three white guys who were on top of him.

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A lot of people chipped in to put together the $2 million because they saw the video and considered Rittenhouse’s actions self-defense and the first-degree murder charges a travesty, but Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says seeing a violent suspect such as Rittenhouse out on the street on bail just shows how the current justice system is put together to benefit the privileged.

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Um …

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The only privilege Rittenhouse had was his assault being captured on video for the public — and a jury — to see.


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