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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsDoes Rittenhouse's "crying" on the stand violate Josh Hawley's Masculinity test?
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Does Rittenhouse's "crying" on the stand violate Josh Hawley's Masculinity test? (Original Post)
tenderfoot
Nov 2021
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Thomas Hurt
(13,903 posts)1. of course not, the tears of a distraught manly hero who was forced to kill people out to get him....
after he valiantly and single handedly set out to put down the antifa uprising!
The dream of every gun loving nutjob in America.
aeromanKC
(3,327 posts)2. To be fair to Kyle, he is currently unemployed
and has a lot of time (and other things) on his hands.
TheRealNorth
(9,500 posts)3. Nope
Once he is let loose, he will proudly boast how his tears were just to fool the cucks. And the MAGATS will love him for it.
Mad_Machine76
(24,438 posts)4. And Brett Kavanagh as well