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Red SUV ramming through parade... 4 "Dancing Grandmas" confirmed downed...
CaptainHorsePaste saysKeep in mind about 1/4 the country probably thinks Kyle shot 3 Black Guys and got away with it.
I was talking to my neighbor today in Silly Con Valley - he thinks it's more like 80% of the population here thinks Kyle shot 3 Black Guys.
So much for us being smart!
richwicks saysCaptainHorsePaste saysKeep in mind about 1/4 the country probably thinks Kyle shot 3 Black Guys and got away with it.
I was talking to my neighbor today in Silly Con Valley - he thinks it's more like 80% of the population here thinks Kyle shot 3 Black Guys.
So much for us being smart!
I’ve come to the conclusion that although there are lots of highly educated people in the Bag Area most of the regions population lacks common sense and critical thinking skills. Most Bay Area residents are bots for the MSM and Dem politicians.
Obrazovanshchina (Russian: образованщина, 'educationdom', 'educaties',[1] 'smatterers') is a Russian ironical, derogatory term for a category of people with superficial education who lack the higher ethics of an educated person.[2]
The term was introduced by Alexander Solzhenitsyn in his 1974 essay "Obrazovanshchina" (translated as "The Smatterers") as a criticism of the transformation of the Russian intelligentsia, which, in his opinion had lost high ethical values.
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Wykształciuchy is a similar term used in Poland, a country that shares the concept of 'intelligentsia' with Russia.[7][8]
Solzhenitsyn defines obrazovanshchina as the category of people who refer to themselves as "intelligentsia" solely on the basis of having a higher than middle education. Solzhenitsyn explains the selection of the term by reference to Vladimir Dahl's dictionary, which distinguished the terms образовать ('to educate') and просвещать ('to enlighten'), the former concept having a superficial character, "external gloss."
And people sometimes question my recent views on "The Tribe".:
Terror attack by black supremacist. Federal charges need to be filed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obrazovanshchina
FuckCCP89 saysTerror attack by black supremacist. Federal charges need to be filed.
How is this guy a black supremacist? How is this related to the Rittenhouse verdict?
FuckCCP89 saysTerror attack by black supremacist. Federal charges need to be filed.
How is this guy a black supremacist? How is this related to the Rittenhouse verdict?
Did this guy say things in front of a camera that proves either relation or both are the case or something?
HunterTits saysFuckCCP89 saysTerror attack by black supremacist. Federal charges need to be filed.
How is this guy a black supremacist? How is this related to the Rittenhouse verdict?
Did this guy say things in front of a camera that proves either relation or both are the case or something?
Literally. It's not. He made it clear in his social media posts.
Why are suspected criminal's social media posts deleted? Come up with a good explanation for that bullshit. I want to see somebody try.
richwicks saysWhy are suspected criminal's social media posts deleted? Come up with a good explanation for that bullshit. I want to see somebody try.
There isn't any. Unless, it's to protect the Narrative.
He couldn't have done it while he was under arrest and in jail last night.
Only the Silly Con Valley-Intelligence network (but I repeat myself) could and would have done so.
ChauvinsKnee saysLiterally. It's not. He made it clear in his social media posts.
He made it clear in his social media posts that what he did he did because of black supremacy views and/or because of the Rittenhouse Verdict?
See where I am coming from here? It was fucking bullshit that is still continuing that is why people think Kyle crossed the state lines with a gun and that he killed three black guys, etc that is caused by shit flying around that doesn't prove anything, but alludes to it indirectly.
So I am applying the fix -- asking for the fucking details and proof to back them up -- for that shit here as well.
He made it clear in his social media posts that what he did he did because of black supremacy views and/or because of the Rittenhouse Verdict?
They are idiots. Someone in the audience for The View should have been yelling at Whoopi that she is an ignorant idiot who doesn’t have facts straight.
So I am applying the fix -- asking for the fucking details and proof to back them up -- for that shit here as well.
CaptainHorsePaste saysHunterTits saysSo I am applying the fix -- asking for the fucking details and proof to back them up -- for that shit here as well.
Here you go, this is what was saved before the Silly Con Valley Scrub. Bleached, like with a cloth?
Decide for yourself:
https://patrick.net/post/1342642/2021-11-23-dump-of-files-from-wisconsin-slaying
Nothing there. Just shit that proves he is a Black Supremacist.
Nothing to pin him on doing what he did because of that. That he ran those people down because of his black supremacist views.
Its like saying Kyle Rittenhouse white supremacist who killed those two chumps and maimed another because he's a...
Its like saying Kyle Rittenhouse white supremacist who killed those two chumps and maimed another because he's a Trump supporter, not because of what was really going down that night.
On June 27, 2018, as reported by the DOJ's Office of Public Affairs, a W.D. Va. federal grand jury charged Fields under two hate crime statutes with multiple federal hate crimes:[32][37][44]
1 count of a hate crime act resulting in the death of Heather Heyer (18 U.S.C. § 249)
28 counts of hate crime acts causing bodily injury and involving an attempt to kill (18 U.S.C. § 249)
1 count of racially motivated violent interference with a federally protected activity (18 U.S.C. § 245(b)(2)) — resulting in the death of Heather Heyer, for driving his car into a crowd of protestors on a downtown street in Charlottesville, Virginia.[32]
Attorney General Jeff Sessions said of the indictment, "Last summer's violence in Charlottesville cut short a promising young life and shocked the nation. Today's indictment should send a clear message to every would-be criminal in America that we aggressively prosecute violent crimes of hate that threaten the core principles of our nation." W.D. Va. Attorney Thomas T. Cullen called the indictment "the culmination of a 10-month investigation that involved searching the social media accounts where Mr. Fields showed an interest in harming minorities." Adam S. Lee, the special agent in charge of the FBI's Richmond Division, said, "Heyer did not go to the event looking for a fight. She was looking to lend her voice to her cause. Peaceful protest without intimidation, without the threat of violence is every American's birthright."[37]
ChauvinsKnee saysSo not even sure why Kyle is even mentioned in this thread.
there's your problem right there.
I explained why Kyle is being referenced. Yet it seems you went suddenly blind when you read over that part of what I wrote.
If I won't take this fucking bullshit from the Left, why the fuck should I take it from you?
IGNORE
FuckCCP89 saysSomebody off his meds today....
Why? Because I am calling out the same fucking bullshit Libtards do when Patnetrers do it?
Some Patnetters ate being Libtarded hypocrites today.
POLITICS
Get ready to forget the Waukesha attack
The race and politics of the driver are inconvenient for the media...
The Waukesha attack is everything our establishment media and politicians pretend never happens. White people are supposed to be the perpetrators. Violent criminals can be let out of jail with zero repercussions. White men are automatically considered terrorists, even when acting in self-defense, but we can never know the motives of left-wing and minority perps. Don’t be surprised when this dreadful calamity recedes from your airwaves so that the media doesn’t have to confront inconvenient facts.
Bringing Kyle into it is what libtards do. Kyle should be kept completely out of that shit - his case is 100% irrelevant to this particular act of terrorism and bears no resemblance to it.
Yes, MAY is the operative word.
This is why I object to the whole Hate Crime bullshit.
The Waukesha attack is everything our establishment media and politicians pretend never happens
'You bet my bail reforms will kill people': Shocking 2007 admission by woke Milwaukee District Attorney John Chisholm who freed Waukesha parade killer three weeks ago on $1,000 bond
Milwaukee County DA John Chisholm said in 2007: 'Is there going to be an individual I divert, or put into a program, who's going to go out and kill? You bet'
In 2013, his office gave a deferred prosecution to a convicted drug dealer
That dealer, after being released, fatally injected a 26 year old woman with heroin then tried to hide her body but was caught
On November 11, his office granted Darrell Brooks a $1,000 bond
Brooks went free and within a few weeks, was behind the wheel of his car again
Five people were murdered when he drove through the Christmas parade
Chisholm admitted Brooks' bail was 'inappropriately low' and a review is being conducted
There are mounting calls for him to resign, with many saying the victims' blood is on his hands
Rep. Scott Fitzgerald, who represents Waukesha in Congress, said the 'turnstile approach to justice' needed to be changed
Wisconsin Rep. Congresswoman Cindi Duchow is calling for a change to the constitution to force judges and prosecutors to consider bail differently
A Preventable Atrocity in Waukesha
A violent career criminal took advantage of a soft-on-crime legal system and went on a murderous rampage.
Sometimes, we in our shop will refrain from covering an important story because it’s too new, too fresh, and too murky. Such was the case yesterday morning when we waited to weigh in on the atrocity that took place in the Milwaukee suburb of Waukesha. There, on Sunday afternoon, folks young and old were enjoying the town’s annual Christmas parade when a violent career criminal named Darrell Brooks, a Black Lives Matter supporter who’d posted bail just two days earlier, bypassed a series of barricades and drove his red SUV straight through the crowd of revelers, killing five and injuring dozens.
Was the attack racially motivated? We don’t yet know. But the same mainstream media that was so eager to inject race into the Kyle Rittenhouse trial — a trial in which a 17-year-old white kid shot three white thugs in self-defense — seems suspiciously uninterested in asking any questions about the motivations of the Waukesha assailant.
As the Wall Street Journal editorial board reports: “Police say 39-year-old Darrell Brooks faces five counts of intentional homicide, and more lives are in jeopardy in area hospitals. The dead include members of the Dancing Grannies, a fixture at the annual parade and other Milwaukee-area events. Eighteen children were admitted to a local children’s hospital and trauma center, including 10 in intensive care.”
Now that we know the what, the how, and the who, the questions that must be asked all begin with why?
For example: Why did this happen? Why was Brooks not in prison, given his extensive criminal record? Why had his bail been set so low as to allow him to leave the lockup even though he was being held on multiple charges? Why does it seem that the pendulum of our criminal justice system has swung wildly in the direction of coddling violent criminals and away from protecting the citizenry?
Before his murderous Sunday rampage, Brooks’s rap sheet was 50 pages long and included felony strangulation, aggravated battery, felony bail jumping, felony reckless endangerment, multiple domestic abuse charges, disorderly conduct, and much more. He’s also a registered sex offender in Nevada, where he faces additional charges. And an aspiring rapper. Recently, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, an acquaintance of Brooks told police that he’d stalked her and tried to run her over with his vehicle. And yet for some reason, he wasn’t behind bars where he belonged.
One wonders how many public servants dropped the ball here. How many of them could’ve denied Brooks the freedom to do what he did on Sunday? A good place to start would be with Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm, an unscrupulous Democrat partisan whose office said it’s conducting an internal review of the bail decision, which allowed Brooks to skip upon posting a paltry $1,000. (Chisholm is the same rogue prosecutor who conducted the infamous and despicable “John Doe” investigations against former Governor Scott Walker and other Wisconsin Republicans.)
“The state’s bail recommendation in this case was inappropriately low in light of the nature of the recent charges and pending charges against Mr. Brooks,” said Chisholm’s office in a statement. “Inappropriately low” is an understatement, especially given that this guy had multiple cases pending in court.
Prisons exist not only to punish criminals but to keep the rest of us safe from those who can’t control themselves. And Darrell Brooks’s criminal record made it clear long before Sunday that he couldn’t control himself. He was a known threat, a known danger, a known menace to society. And yet he was turned loose upon the public.
At least one deeply twisted Democrat, though, seemed to revel in the carnage. That would be Mary Lemanski, who until submitting her resignation yesterday was the social media director for the Democrat Party in DuPage County, Illinois. “It was probably just self-defense,” she tweeted, with hashtags to “Wisconsin” and “Kyle Rittenhouse,” in a post that has since been deleted. “You reap what you sow, Wisconsin,” she said in another.
Sick. Just sick.
But in the end, this isn’t about a single despicable Democrat. It’s about the entire soft-on-crime Democrat Party having abjectly failed the people of Waukesha.
Why did Brooks Jr. say he was "Homeless" on the Ring Video?
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