And you completely blew past the fact that the media is treating them very differently to the point that the more malicious, more lethal case is getting swept under the rug. I'm not trying to argue with you because I'm kinda getting the feeling you voted for Biden and I don't like to argue with mentally challenged people. I hope you have a lovely evening.

Excellent work making a compelling argument by ignoring the points you can't dispute.

Coincidentally: They're both in Wisconsin

Substantially: They're both receiving media attention and both involve violence. They big difference is the defendant here is barely discussed and his motivations are being intentionally obscured whereas Kyle Rittenhouse was aggressively vilified by everyone to include the sitting President of the United States and there was wild, false speculations and attribution to his motives.

Why is it only ever "Wisconsin parade suspect" when alternatively all we heard for months was "Rittenhouse case" "Rittenhouse trial" "Rittenhouse verdict"? Why won't they name him in headlines?