Yesterday was an emotional day for the Kyle Rittenhouse trial. Shortly after taking the stand in his own defense, Rittenhouse was overwhelmed with emotions, causing him to break down in what appeared to be an anxiety attack. After a few minutes of trying to compose himself, the judge graciously stepped in, calling a ten-minute recess for Rittenhouse to calm down.

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When he returned to the stand, Rittenhouse powered through the next few hours of testimony like a champ. But there's something to be said about the emotional moment on the stand.

Here's a kid—a no bullsh!t kid—on the stand for his life, recounting an event that most of America will never experience. There's nothing remotely comparable one could compare to literally fighting for one's life. Soldier's do it—they're trained for it—and even they break down from time to time.

But for those who may not understand—including many blue checkmark troglodytes and media talking heads who thought it a good idea to make fun of this kid, first of all, shame on you—Steven has a question for you: What would you do?

"Not only did he have to fight that night, but after that, he had to fight all of the media—remember the immediate story: white supremacist goes down to join militia; none of it was true. Had to fight the media. Had to fight the President of the United States in the court of public opinion. Had to fight Big Tech: GoFundMe, booted—hope he sues the sh!t out of them. Facebook, you can't praise Kyle Rittenhouse—really? Did you remove any articles that said he was a white supremacist? […] Nobody could get out accurate stories regarding Kyle Rittenhouse because they labeled him a mass shooter. So, the kid couldn't raise money—the kid couldn't raise money online in the most effective way possible with a legal defense fund at GoFundMe, to fight not only the trial, the media, the president, Big Tech, and—lest we forget—the FBI! The FBI had footage that they were sitting on this entire time […] What do you think you would do at 17?

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