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The NBA Social Justice Coalition released the following statement after the [[Kenosha riots]]:

The NBA Social Justice Coalition released the following statement after the [[Kenosha riots]]:

{{quotebox-float|"Our thoughts are with the families of those whose lives were taken in this tragedy. The right to peacefully protest is a bedrock of our democracy and the National Basketball Social Justice Coalition remains committed to preserving that right for all. Any forms of vigilantism in our society are unacceptable.”<ref>https://www.blazersedge.com/2021/11/19/22792561/kyle-rittenhouse-news-nba-basketball-social-justice-coalition-statement</ref>}}

{{quotebox-float|"Our thoughts are with the families of those whose lives were taken in this tragedy. The right to peacefully protest is a bedrock of our democracy and the National Basketball Social Justice Coalition remains committed to preserving that right for all. Any forms of vigilantism in our society are unacceptable.”<ref>https://www.blazersedge.com/2021/11/19/22792561/kyle-rittenhouse-news-nba-basketball-social-justice-coalition-statement</ref>}}

Of those whose"Lives were taken in this tragedy", all were attempting to murder [[Kyle Rittenmhouse]].  One was a 5-time convicted child rapist and the other convicted on multiple counts of domestic abuse and violence against women.  A third criminal assailant was illegally in possession of a handgun after being convicted on a firearms charge, which he had pointed at the victim's head, and subsequently shot in self-defense.

Of those whose"Lives were taken in this tragedy", all were attempting to murder [[Kyle Rittenhouse]].  One was a 5-time convicted child rapist and the other convicted on multiple counts of domestic abuse and violence against women.  A third criminal assailant was illegally in possession of a handgun after being convicted on a firearms charge, which he had pointed at the victim's head, and subsequently shot in self-defense.

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