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March for our Lives LA projected crowd: 60,000, Actual crowd: < 5000


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2018 Mar 24, 10:30am   9,813 views  51 comments

by Goran_K   ➕follow (4)   💰tip   ignore  

It’s painful watching this KTLA reporter on the live stream trying to explain why the crowds are so light at the March for Our Lives rally.

“Well kids get up much later on weekends!”

LOL

Maybe kids are less likely to support something if it doesn’t mean they can cut classes.

Idiots.

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1   FuckTheMainstreamMedia   2018 Mar 24, 10:44am  

maybe no one is being paid by foreign leftist globalists to organize this march.
2   Shaman   2018 Mar 24, 10:47am  

I don’t know what they want, and I doubt they do either.
The solution to school shootings is and either or thing. Either you harden up the soft target with armed teachers or cops, or you forcibly remove all guns from American citizens. Which do you think would be easier to do? And yet, the Left hates the first and only achievable option. The second option would cause civil war, but that’s what they keep pushing for.
3   lostand confused   2018 Mar 24, 11:00am  

Feux Follets says
Sounds like a comment from the very late 60s when "kids" were protesting something else. They knew then and they know now.
Those kids ruined America, destroyed family, gave rise to feminazis and 54 genders.
4   FuckTheMainstreamMedia   2018 Mar 24, 11:02am  

Feux Follets says
This is less than 5,000 ?



Quigley says
I don’t know what they want, and I doubt they do either.


Sounds like a comment from the very late 60s when "kids" were protesting something else. They knew then and they know now.



Hmmmm.....OP posts about KTLA which is a Los Angeles news station. Your picture somehow doesn't look anything like Downtown LA. http://ktla.com/2018/03/24/demonstrators-gather-for-march-for-our-lives-in-dtla-call-for-end-to-gun-violence-in-schools/
6   Shaman   2018 Mar 24, 11:08am  

lostand confused says
Those kids ruined America, destroyed family, gave rise to feminazis and 54 genders.


Don’t forget:
1)outsourced the economy,
2) pumped house prices to unaffordable levels for their kids so they’d be wealthier,
3)started a bunch of wars that got their kids killed and maimed,
4)over spent national and state budgets so their kids would be saddled with debt forever,
5)spiked pensions for themselves their kids would have to pay later,
And 6) called their kids losers for not achieving the American Dream by 25.

But yah, hang your hat on some dirty hippies.
7   MisdemeanorRebel   2018 Mar 24, 11:08am  



Crowded Street.
8   MAGA   2018 Mar 24, 11:19am  

So these guns go off by themselves? Ban guns!!!
9   MisdemeanorRebel   2018 Mar 24, 11:21am  

I love the disconnect. Bezos Blog is doing a live minute-by-minute promotion of this silly march by Professional Activists.

Here is evidence it was pretty damn small - the LA Times says "Thousands". FYI the LA Unified School District, not counting the burbs, has 640,000 students. So maybe 1%, and of course many marchers are adult Left Wing Militants.
10   Goran_K   2018 Mar 24, 1:02pm  

Feux Follets says
This is less than 5,000 ?

Is that LA? Obviously not.

What is that even? According to the image meta data, that picture was taken on "12/13/06".

WTF?
11   Goran_K   2018 Mar 24, 1:02pm  

TwoScoopsPlissken says
I love the disconnect. Bezos Blog is doing a live minute-by-minute promotion of this silly march by Professional Activists.

Here is evidence it was pretty damn small - the LA Times says "Thousands". FYI the LA Unified School District, not counting the burbs, has 640,000 students. So maybe 1%, and of course many marchers are adult Left Wing Militants.


This is what I was seeing on the live stream and so were the reporters. Complete emptiness, a total failure of a march.
12   Goran_K   2018 Mar 24, 1:19pm  

Feux Follets says
If you want to see what is happening in Washington, etc - lots and lots of people. Don't let L.A. be the sole basis that people are not marching.

There are no shortages of people marching - none.


I'm not saying LA is my sole basis, but D.C shouldn't be your sole basis either.

D.C is 80%+ Trump haters, and where Soros and his buddies spent most of their money bussing people in for the protest.

In L.A, where they didn't spend as much of their cash bussing people in, you didn't have much support.
13   FuckTheMainstreamMedia   2018 Mar 24, 1:35pm  

Goran_K says
Feux Follets says
This is less than 5,000 ?

Is that LA? Obviously not.

What is that even? According to the image meta data, that picture was taken on "12/13/06".

WTF?


Ba hahahaha! Someone disliked this. Someone who hates/denies fact. Bahahaha!
15   MrMagic   2018 Mar 24, 2:36pm  

Feux Follets says
There are no shortages of people marching - none.


So what are they actually marching for?

I tried to watch a bit of the Communist News Network to see what the solutions these Special Snowflakes were proposing.

I saw a lot of video clips full of Tag lines, slogans, punch lines, false narratives, but I didn't hear a single one of these clueless kids actually spew a detailed suggestion on what they want done.

Quotes like "vote them out", "stop the violence", "defeat guns", "we are the change", "guns don't die, children do", "NRA kills", etc.

What the Fuck.. Nothing but brainwashed Zombies.

Libbies, please help here, what exact solutions are the Blue team proposing, or are they just continuing to bitch, without any remedy?
16   Ceffer   2018 Mar 24, 2:38pm  

It's just Libby Billboard Waving Group Therapy. Generally harmless, always annoying.
17   MrMagic   2018 Mar 24, 2:41pm  

Goran_K says
What is that even? According to the image meta data, that picture was taken on "12/13/06".

WTF?


Busted!
18   FortWayne   2018 Mar 24, 2:51pm  

Less than 1% of people. Guys we get bigger crowds when janitorial labor unions roll through down town asking for increase in minimum wages. And most of them don't even speak English.

Got to say liberals are trying hard to organize something that very few agree with. It's what I've been saying about the left, they are loud as hell but only represent about 1% to 2% of the entire nation.
19   MrMagic   2018 Mar 24, 2:52pm  

Sad, the price of that poster board is higher than their combined IQs:


The power of Liberal kool-aid.
20   FuckTheMainstreamMedia   2018 Mar 24, 3:38pm  

Sniper says
Sad, the price of that poster board is higher than their combined IQs:


The power of Liberal kool-aid.


please keep me safe? Honey, let me take you to Firing Line for a few hours and I’ll teach you how to keep yourself safe.
21   MisdemeanorRebel   2018 Mar 24, 4:27pm  

It's absolutely a mental health issue.

The problem is Liberals can't confront their past incredible failure and human rights violation of ending public hospitalization of the severely mentally ill.

They still want to believe that Society is Crazy, and People aren't Crazy.
22   CBOEtrader   2018 Mar 24, 4:57pm  

HEYYOU says
passing a law that abolished involuntary hospitalization of people struggling with mental illness.


You think a Doctor should have authority to take your freedom away and force treatment upon you? Ya, no thanks
23   MisdemeanorRebel   2018 Mar 24, 5:03pm  

HEYYOU says
"He made similar decisions while he was the governor of California, releasing more than half of the state’s mental hospital patients and passing a law that abolished involuntary hospitalization of people struggling with mental illness. This started a national trend of de-institutionalization."


Wrong. It was Liberals.
1967.
http://www.lacourt.org/division/mentalhealth/MH0017.aspx

End the inappropriate, indefinite, and involuntary commitment of persons with mental health disorders, developmental disabilities, and chronic alcoholism, and to eliminate legal disabilities
Provide prompt evaluation and treatment of persons with mental health disorders or impaired by chronic alcoholism
Guarantee and protect public safety
Safeguard individual rights through judicial review
Provide individualized treatment, supervision, and placement services by a conservatorship program for persons who are gravely disabled
Encourage the full use of all existing agencies, professional personnel and public funds to accomplish these objectives and to prevent duplication of services and unnecessary expenditures
Protect persons with mental health disorders and developmental disabilities from criminal acts



Apparently, by releasing mentally ill people on to the street, trusting crazy people to voluntarily show up and get their meds, actually results in them just being crazy and alcoholic on the streets.

We went maybe from making it too easy, to making it so difficult that under Florida's rough equivalent, the Baker Act, it's almost impossible to forcibly hospitalize somebody.

Cruz had 30+ interactions with police, and many more with school authorities, the latter of whom wanted to Baker Act him but the Administrators couldn't be arsed, one because they're lazy, two they're risk averse, and three it's damned difficult and too easily the subject of a lawsuit.

If you want to Free The Crazy, the tradeoff is mass violence, poop in the street, many more homeless and drug addicts and petty crimes.

You can show your humanity by liberating them from the Santarium's bland food in the cafeteria to die from a drug overdose, or a beating by fellow homeless, or simply freezing in a gutter.

There is no Golden Third Way where they come in voluntarily for regular pill dispensation and a conversation with Dr. Mosby, while living a normal life. That's a fantasy. Most are severely mentally ill or brain damaged and they just are going to disappear onto the street. No 72-hour evalutation is going to get the mix of pills right, going to provide them with human contact that will last them weeks into the future, nor keep them from wandering the street at all hours.

If Kids who shoot their neighbor's animals, threaten to kill people, throw chairs throught windows, brag about being a professional school shooter, and call the police begging to be hospitalized, can't be forcibly hospitalized, accept school shootings or crazed subway stabbings or EATING FACE on a bridge, as a way of life.

The switch in the late 60s/70s from beautiful urban landscapes to hellholes of poopy streets and drug addicts is directly related to the change in the Mental Health Laws.
24   FortWayne   2018 Mar 24, 5:35pm  

HEYYOU says
law that abolished involuntary hospitalization of people struggling with mental illness


That was a good thing. When you give someone lots of money to involuntarily stick people for pretend diseases into asylums, sooner or later they'll start making up diseases and sticking normal people into institutions. Reagan got this one right.

There is a solution to homelessness, but not by our left wing Democratic government that stupidly builds shelters for them, while hobos don't want to be in shelters. Funny how "freedom" works.
25   Ceffer   2018 Mar 24, 5:44pm  

The release of the mentally impaired from institutions was also fostered by the legal system, who saw the mentally ill as a source of captive sympathy "clients" that could be used to sue anybody for the slightest infractions for secondary gain.

They released the gov and the institutions from liability by closing the facilities and releasing the inmates. Thanks, legal system. Overnight, the streets of California were filled with raving whackos.
26   MisdemeanorRebel   2018 Mar 24, 6:09pm  

Ceffer says

The release of the mentally impaired from institutions was also fostered by the legal system, who saw the mentally ill as a source of captive sympathy "clients" that could be used to sue anybody for the slightest infractions for secondary gain.

They released the gov and the institutions from liability by closing the facilities and releasing the inmates. Thanks, legal system. Overnight, the streets of California were filled with raving whackos.


You got it - That's literally what happened, and Ground Zero was San Jose

The fourth and final ingredient was the passage of the Lanterman-Petris-Short (LPS) act in 1967 by the California State legislature. The LPS act ended the inappropriate, indefinite and involuntary commitment of mentally disordered persons to institutions and encouraged the full use of existing agencies, personnel and funds to provide treatment, supervision and placement of gravely disabled persons. The authors of the LPS act envisioned an expanded system of community based mental health centers providing appropriate and timely support to those in need at a reduced cost to the State.

The LPS act was fully implemented into law in 1969. The release of thousands of individuals into the community from the State’s asylums and institutions began in 1970 and continued throughout the decade. One example vividly illustrates what it was like and what would happen in communities, large and small, across the State. Over 3800 mentally ill people were released from Agnews State Hospital on June 30, 1972 into the San Jose area. This resulted in the creation of a “mental health ghetto” overnight as various service providers converted vacant buildings and abandoned fraternity houses into board and care homes.Between 1969 and 1970, California counties would be required to provide mental health services to over 45,000 inpatients and 120,000 outpatients. While the authors of the legislation thought they were improving lives, what they actually did was release thousands of ill, confused and vulnerable individuals into communities that were simply unprepared to provide the services and support envisioned.


And made landlords very rich by redirecting all that public health spending and SSI Checks for the disabled from professional, high quality institutions with excellent facilities, 24-7 medical care and on-staff professionals (including MDs and RNs), to halfway houses with a single LPN or SJW trying to coral a dozen crazy people.
https://namica.org/about-us/history/
27   Ceffer   2018 Mar 24, 6:24pm  

They went from focussed liability to distributed liability. A lot harder to wring money from a large number of piddling half way houses scraping by on checks thrown at them by the government than Agnew's State Hospital. I remember the screamers and hallucinators winding up in Berkeley, to add to the already colorful milieu.
28   RWSGFY   2018 Mar 24, 6:26pm  

Goran_K says
Feux Follets says
This is less than 5,000 ?

Is that LA? Obviously not.

What is that even? According to the image meta data, that picture was taken on "12/13/06".

WTF?


It's not the first time fake shit is posted from that FF account.
30   MisdemeanorRebel   2018 Mar 24, 6:27pm  

Ceffer says
They went from focussed liability to distributed liability. A lot harder to wring money from a large number of piddling half way houses scraping by on checks thrown at them by the government than Agnew's State Hospital. I remember the screamers and hallucinators winding up in Berkeley, to add to the already colorful milieu.


Easier I would think. Slum Lords rent those places to NGOs for a pretty penny; you can't charge rent on a slummy building to a State Hospital with it's own grounds and facilities. And instead of one economy-of-scale food and pharma contract, you now are paying more to a diverse bunch of suppliers.
31   FortWayne   2018 Mar 24, 6:34pm  

Liberals are now showing that skin headed chick (that is a girl right?) on every news outlet they own. Left wing propaganda full swing.
32   FortWayne   2018 Mar 24, 6:46pm  

Sure you didn’t...

Feux Follets says
Total failure - worldwide event ! More coming. HeadSet says
For you to dispute the <5000 in LA by using a crowd shot of DC to imply a huge crowd in LA hurts credibility.


Made a mistake, didn't catch the "LA" only in the title, sue me.

We have other posters here who post blatantly false stories and they get half dozen likes and the rest of the Trumpettes agree with them even though the whole story is completely false.
33   CBOEtrader   2018 Mar 24, 6:49pm  

FortWayne says
Sure you didn’t...

Feux Follets says
Total failure - worldwide event ! More coming. HeadSet says
For you to dispute the <5000 in LA by using a crowd shot of DC to imply a huge crowd in LA hurts credibility.


Made a mistake, didn't catch the "LA" only in the title, sue me.

We have other posters here who post blatantly false stories and they get half dozen likes and the rest of the Trumpettes agree with them even though the whole story is completely false.


No big deal. Hopefully in the future he will know that CNN is fakenews
34   FuckTheMainstreamMedia   2018 Mar 24, 6:55pm  

CBOEtrader says
FortWayne says
Sure you didn’t...

Feux Follets says
Total failure - worldwide event ! More coming. HeadSet says
For you to dispute the <5000 in LA by using a crowd shot of DC to imply a huge crowd in LA hurts credibility.


Made a mistake, didn't catch the "LA" only in the title, sue me.

We have other posters here who post blatantly false stories and they get half dozen likes and the rest of the Trumpettes agree with them even though the whole story is completely false.


No big deal. Hopefully in the future he will know that CNN is fakenews


You’re assuming CNN isn’t current employment.

Anyways CNN should now have no credibility whatsoever considering they’ve sold overseas branch’s to the governments of the Philippines and Turkey.

Liberals were once Democrats and the 1st amendment defenders to the death. I’d love to see those past Democrats defend CNN as unbiased news reporters now.
36   Ceffer   2018 Mar 24, 6:57pm  

TwoScoopsPlissken says
Easier I would think. Slum Lords rent those places to NGOs for a pretty penny; you can't charge rent on a slummy building to a State Hospital with it's own grounds and facilities. And instead of one economy-of-scale food and pharma contract, you now are paying more to a diverse bunch of suppliers.


The general costs of operating the main hospitals/facilities was enormous and increasing even without the liability, along the lines of usual government efficiency. There were a lot of milkers who killed the cow. The state wanted a specific limited line item budget where they could mail the checks and walk away.

Santa Cruz is installing a huge tent as a shelter for the streets overflowing with druggie homeless and whackos. The police just recycle them back out as soon as they pick them up, hoping nobody notices that they commit several offenses a day on different turf after they are dropped off. The police are more of a "Homeless Uber" than an enforcement body. The liberal view that jails are horrible places and that police are a menace also keeps enforcement extraordinarily lenient. Many of the people recycled are multiple offenders on probation. They aren't even reported to their probation officers. If it weren't for "sanctuary" status, the police would spend all of their time corralling illegals and homeless. There would no time for legs up, coffee and donuts.

Of course, there are nominal rules that the homeless can't drink, smoke or use drugs in the shelters. Yeah, that's going to keep them there. However, it creates a lively Whacko Homeless Industrial Complex that is generating another ineffectual but self lobbying bureaucracy.
37   MrMagic   2018 Mar 24, 7:07pm  

Sniper says
Feux Follets says
There are no shortages of people marching - none.


So what are they actually marching for?

I tried to watch a bit of the Communist News Network to see what the solutions these Special Snowflakes were proposing.

I saw a lot of video clips full of Tag lines, slogans, punch lines, false narratives, but I didn't hear a single one of these clueless kids actually spew a detailed suggestion on what they want done.

Quotes like "vote them out", "stop the violence", "defeat guns", "we are the change", "guns don't die, children do", "NRA kills", etc.

What the Fuck.. Nothing but brainwashed Zombies.

Libbies, please help here, what exact solutions are the Blue team proposing, or are they just continuing to bitch, without any remedy?


Apparently the Libbies here are as confused as these Special Snowflakes.
38   FuckTheMainstreamMedia   2018 Mar 24, 10:15pm  

TwoScoopsPlissken says


Crowded Street.


Ha! Thats right in front of the State Court of Appeals in the Ronald Reagan Building! Theres a New Orleans sandwich shop to her right that makes a mean Po'Boy.
39   FuckTheMainstreamMedia   2018 Mar 24, 10:17pm  

Feux Follets says
FortWayne says
Left wing propaganda full swing.


Read Infowars, The Gateway Pundit, Breitbart etc. today ?

No shortage at all of propaganda there as well - especially the first two sources. I scan them everyday so I know what will show up on here the same day or the day after.

99.99% of the time it's a slam dunk - one or more will show up with one or more of the attention grabbing click bait headlines.


CNN SOLD SOME OF ITS NEWS AGENCIES TO FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS!!!!
40   NoYes   2018 Mar 24, 10:22pm  

The rest were at home watching cnn

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