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Subject BLACK RIFLE COFFEE FOUNDERS CAVE TO THE RAGE MOB AFTER KYLE RITTENHOUSE WORE THEIR T-SHIRT, PULLS BLAZE SPONSORSHIP

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[b]Rittenhouse murdered a person, he didn’t need to be out there[/b] (not did the antics guy) Rittenhouse was literally two football fields away from the police barricades. If you are team law and order, it goes both ways.

Good on Black Rifle for separating themselves from controversy, [b]never did they say they support Antifa or BLM[/b] they just don’t agree with taking the law into your hands.[b]

Black Rifle is a Veteran owned company they kill to protect, not to get their jollies off. If you're turning your back on Black Rifle you weren’t supporting their cause in the first place. They help Wounded Warriors not wannabe warriors.

I'll continue to support my brothers in arms and so will many active military and Veterans. They just received sponsorship at the local VFW. They aren't going anywhere.
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It was self defense, you idiot.
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Yeah cause he had to be out there right?
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At some point you have to actually stand up to evil.

Cowering in your basement hoping it will blow over isn't resisting evil.

So yes, a kid had to represent older citizens who wanted to avoid conflict or stand up to a maffia that had come to destroy their town.

Another perspective is... he was out there doing his thing, Antifa were in the same A.O. doing their thing. Antifa then tried to hurt him, which is against the law; so instead of becoming a victim, he personally thwarted their moves and they paid for their evil actions on the spot.
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Original Message After a tweet from Blaze Media reporter Elijah Schaffer, known as Elijah Riot on Twitter showed Kyle Rittenhouse wearing a Black Rifle Coffee t-shirt went viral after his release from jail, the pro-second amendment company, quickly denounced any perceived involvement with Rittenhouse or his release.
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