November 21, 2021: Medal of Honor for Kyle Rittenhouse?

11/21/21: I am trying to decide what kind of warped individuals gloat at the deaths of others. 

Well, how about Rep. Paul Gosar!

 

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Don’t debase the meaning of courage to the level of Kyle Rittenhouse.

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Now that Kyle Rittenhouse, who went to Kenosha, Wisconsin during the riots/protests last year, and shot and killed two persons, has been acquitted of murder, Gosar thinks he should receive a Medal of Honor. 

Let’s start with a simple point for the simpleton lawmaker. The Medal of Honor goes only to members of the U.S. military. For example, Sgt. Alvin York – who took no pride, he said afterwards, in having killed as many as twenty German soldiers, and almost single-handedly capturing 132 more, during World War I. You’d think a member of Congress would know basic American history. Nope. Gosar is a disgusting individual and an incredibly dumb one to boot.

 

If you want to know what kind of people have been awarded the Medal of Honor, read up on Tibor Rubin, whose medal was delayed fifty years by anti-Semitism. Or try the story of Sgt. Tyler Carter and Sgt. Clinton L. Roshema, who won the award during the same fight in Afghanistan in 2009. Don’t dishonor their deeds, and the deeds of millions of others, who dodged enemy fire for their country, but didn’t rise to the level of York or Roshema. Don’t debase the meaning of courage to the level of Kyle Rittenhouse, who used an automatic weapon to kill one unarmed man and wound a second unarmed individual. 

The third individual he shot did have a pistol, but never fired.

 

Unfortunately, Gosar wasn’t the only GOP ghoul who thought an acquittal in a murder trial was reason to celebrate. Both Rep. Matt Gaetz and Rep. Madison Cawthorn tweeted out offers to Rittenhouse to be their intern in Congress. Since Matt likes to have sex with teen girls, Rittenhouse, a teen himself, might be in a perfect spot if he took up Gaetz’s offer. But wait…when I do a little checking on Cawthorn, I find he has been the subject of a “troubling history of sexual misconduct allegations,” so, either way, Rittenhouse would fit right … pardon me… 

I have to vomit.