The judge responsible for the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse, Bruce Schroeder, has been dealing with circus after circus. Between the prosecutors who deliberately hide video evidence and the piles of nonsense in the media, Schroeder’s job has become more difficult.
As my colleague Nick Alama ReportSchroder expressed disappointment at the media and its “seriously irresponsible handling” of what happened during the trial. What is certain is that the mainstream media is nothing but poison to Rittenhouse and even Schroder’s poison. The whole thing made him rethink that the media appeared in court during the trial he presided over, a question he had never questioned before.
Judge Rittenhouse was aware of media problems and “seriously irresponsible handling of the outcome of the trial.” pic.twitter.com/6gAX3QA6aw
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As my colleague emphasized, the media took the lead in launching various attacks on Schroeder himself. Including his “God Bless America” ringtone, And an innocent joke about Asian food Stuck in a port This is of course regarded by the media as a bit racist.
This is accompanied by Various distortions of the trial events, like ABC buried key testimony Gaige Grosskreutz effectively bombed the prosecution’s case.
It is this repositioning of the facts by the media that cast a shadow over the entire case. If some militants succeed, it may even lead to more riots in Kenosha. In fact, no matter where the media focuses the camera, more destruction may ensue.
Not long ago, Harvard economist Roland Fryer (Roland Fryer) proved this, he set out to investigate whether the police are really responsible for the death and destruction of black lives. Instead, he eventually found through research that the police could actually save lives. The real death and destruction of black lives were caused by riots, and these riots seemed to occur in areas that the media focused on.
This model follows that when the media begins to report individual incidents, it will arouse anger around them. This anger usually causes some people (usually the police) to resent, because the police are the first to prevent crimes from happening through active policing. Once the media attacked, politicians would give in and begin to lash out at the police, and the police became more timid when doing their job. In extreme cases, politicians will restrict the police from doing any actual work.
As the police retreat, this will lead to more violent incidents. In this case, no one suffers more than the minority communities that Flair has discovered.
In the case of Rittenhouse, despite clear evidence that Rittenhouse was innocent, the media still described the trial as unfair and biased. Not only did the media plan society effectively, treating Rittenhouse, his defense lawyer, and Schroeder as untouchables for the rest of their lives, they might also instigate another riot, or at least take violent actions against others.
So Schroeder is on the right track. The media should stay away from the courts, or at least away from high-profile cases. Not only did they misrepresent the incident, but they could also cause further damage.
