When Texas A&M came out publicly and told the world Kyle Rittenhouse didn’t qualify for their school, they violated his civil rights. That’s the argument Kyle’s attorney, Joe Barron ESQ will make to a federal judge in the 167th District Federal Court of Filings. If the judge sees sufficient evidence, Rittenhouse will move to a superior state court under US Code Title 908.
The calamity started when Rittenhouse decided he’d like to go to Texas A&M. The school told the world essentially that the kid is “pretty dumb, comparatively,” and doesn’t meet the qualifications for higher education at any accredited college or university. That information is protected, just like Obama’s school records, which means the school used the power of public opinion to sway support for any future jury trial, violating Rittenhouse’s 4th Amendment rights.
The school says the suit is absolute nonsense, and that Rittenhouse just needs to get some community college time under his belt so he can do things like “simple math.” School spokesman Art Tubolls showed the school’s liberal stance on the young man when he said, “He needs to learn basics. Things like…The area of a rectangle is equal to not killing people in cold blood because you brought a gun somewhere stupid.”
According to Counselor Barron, that very statement also violates Kyle’s civil rights. “He was acquitted. It’s simply not legal to continue saying things like that.”
Unfortunately, most of the case will never see a judge. The portions that don’t actually exist coupled with the rest of it, which definitely doesn’t exist, make Rittenhouse’s case fairly non-existent. But we’re getting used to that.
God bless America.
