Kyle Should Follow Sandmann's Lead - Find a Good Lawyer, Take Them to Court and Suit The Fuck Out of the Bastards

"Sandmann in 2019 became a national news story when as a student at Covington Catholic High School he was in Washington, DC, for the annual March for Life rally. In a video that gained national attention, Sandmann was in an encounter with Omaha tribe elder Nathan Phillips, who was beating a hand-held drum and singing at the Indigenous Peoples March at the Lincoln Memorial on the same day. Another video that surfaced days later provided additional context for the encounter, but the first video had gone viral, touching off widespread controversy as photos of the teenager and the red Make America Great Again hat he was wearing spread across social media. In the second video, a group of black men who identified as members of the Black Hebrew Israelites were seen taunting the students from Covington Catholic High School with disparaging language and shouting racist slurs at participants in the Indigenous Peoples Rally and other passersby. Sandmann at the time strongly denied accusations against him, saying he had been trying to "defuse the situation" by "remaining motionless and calm." Major news outlets, including the Washington Post, the Associated Press and CNN, covered the aftermath of the incident. Sandmann also filed lawsuits against several other news organizations, including CNN. CNN settled with Sandmann in January. The terms of that settlement were not disclosed." - The Washington Post "In retrospect, it's remarkable just how dishonest, how thoroughly and intentionally dishonest the media coverage of the Kyle Rittenhouse story turned out to be. All of it was a lie. Rittenhouse was not a white supremacist. He was never in a militia. He never crossed state lines with a firearm. The protest in Kenosha was not peaceful. It was a riot, chaotic and violent. Many of the rioters, by the way, carried guns. Rittenhouse was hardly alone. Rittenhouse didn't go to Kenosha looking for trouble. His father lived there. Rittenhouse himself worked as a lifeguard in Kenosha." - Fox News recent interview with Rittenhouse. Do you remember "Pink Slime"? The beef that was not beef? The breathless and hysterical "reporting" by American Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) that claimed that "Pink Slime" was not really beef and was harmful, remember now? They settled a 1.9 billion dollar lawsuit with BPI (Beef Products International). I would suspect that it was something North of 1 Billion Dollars for the damages caused by their bullshit reporting. Most of the major news outlets are complete crap - the collective agenda is obvious to anyone with half a brain and who cares to take note. Litigate the fuck out of them, Kyle. They can fund your college years and quite possibly beyond if you get a half way decent lawyer.