Kyle Rittenhouse Is Smacked Around On Social Media After Making His Return

Kyle Rittenhouse’s attempt to label another accused gunman as “pure evil” quickly backfired, drawing widespread mockery that many found ironic. Recently, Rittenhouse posted an image of Tyler Robinson, the suspect tied to a shooting involving conservative activist Charlie Kirk, branding him as “The face of a coward. Pure evil.” This post ignited a storm of derision across social platforms, with users pointing out Rittenhouse’s own questionable past.Critics were swift in their responses. One user quipped, “Irony just went out back and hung itself in the shed,” while another remarked, “What’s that old expression, ‘takes one to know one’?” Some encouraged Rittenhouse to reconsider his stance. Amidst the ridicule, supporters argued against equating Robinson's actions to Rittenhouse’s self-defense claim during his trial.Meanwhile, Rittenhouse has made a significant social media comeback, asserting his commitment to engage fully in public discourse and sharing details about his personal life and ongoing legal challenges, including a controversial video defending another suspect involved in a recent shooting.