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Enco,

I like this thing in South Africa. Remember how Jew haters kept saying it is the government man? My ass got nothing against Jews. i just hate the government of Israel. I always knew that was BS. Any an all Jews are to blame according to the feckless haters who need them some scapegoats. It is a collective responsibility. Ya know who…[Read more]

Unseen,

There laws against interfering with official proceedings as there should be, but the event in question was not a government proceeding, it was an unofficial proceeding not called for by statute no different from the same event held in a public place with the legislator standing on a soap box. It was a public forum.

Incidents like this…[Read more]

Jake,

This was obviously more than a bunch of Schickelgruber Fan Club members gathering to say “I hate üntermenchen!“. They made armed threats, misused a rental truck, and littered in the course of their actions. There have also been violent acts from pro-Hamas protesters nationwide too:

Pro-Palestinian protestors attack Jews outside LA…[Read more]

Robert,

It’s like Tom Servo said on MST3K referring to the villian Kobras in The Pumaman:

“One of these days, the world will learn to stop letting idiots like this almost take it over!”

To the folks at home just joining in, Jake and Robert are referring to this separate thread topic I posted:

atheistzone.com/groups/politics/forum/topic/when-hate-goes-beyond-mere-words-lincoln-heights-has-the-right-reply/

TheEncogitationer wrote:
I’ve seen public town hall and state university meetings handled in the way I specified and I see no problem with that, as it prevents the heckler’s veto from silencing someone else’s free expression. And the enforcement if it can’t be upheld should be that the meeting is cancelled.

There laws against interfering with of…[Read more]

Imagine the degree to which one has to be a fucking loser if you wake up in the morning in the US of A and wonder “what nazi-type things should I do today?

Enco,

The response of the Blacks in Lincoln Heights is admirable. There is no place for pacifism when its Nazis, Muslim terrorists, vicious dictators or the like. So good on them for defending themselves. And in this case good to see they can carry firearms since the Nazis have firearms.

On the other hand the Nazis coming to terrorize the…[Read more]

Unseen,

Not all jurisdictions allow for citizen’s arrest, which is why I said they should be bound by law enforcement strictures, especially if the private security agents are acting as agents of the Sheriff with search and seizure and arrest powers.

Then they should be private events, not public. I see events handle questions that way in, for…

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TheEncogitationer wrote:
Private security should be bound by the same restrictions as law enforcement officers.

No, they should be bound by the same restrictions as ordinary citizens, which they are. If they have legal grounds for a citizen’s arrest, swell. Otherwise, they were engaging in an assault. The hall was open to the public. Had…[Read more]

Lear’s business license has been revoked for violating city ordinances, which include a provision that requires security personnel uniforms be clearly and visibly marked with the word “Security,” Sergeant Reneau said.

Reg,

It’s never a good look for daylight, and only legitimate for night-ops. Not to mention just uncomfortable in the Summertime for good officers.

Re the badges video, what caught my attention first was that it looked like they were wearing black shirts.

I too had forgotten about Natan Sharansky.  It is good to read a different perspective, especially when it is from someone whose life experience gives it a weighting that basement pundits can never attain.

Reg,

Who are you and where are your badges?

This is probably one of those stories where there are no heroes. Must investigate further…

Private security should be bound by the same restrictions as law enforcement officers. And town hall meetings should have speakers from the audience line up and each have a fixed set of time to say their piece…[Read more]

Reg,

I had forgotten that Natan Sharansky is still around and was pleased to read his words of wisdom.

Too many people on the Right will rightly condemn Hamas horrors on October 7, Iran’s Islamist terror and nuclear aspirations, Red China’s flexing of power, and Wokeism is the West, but mysteroiusly they have a blind spot about Putin’s Russia.…[Read more]

Enco,

I had to look up pussy hat wearers. So i take it generically as feminists.
Yes the brave women who have survived Islamic hell cultures and tried to warn the west have been shunned by feminists. Can’t allow the values you supposedly cherish to get in the way of your religion. The women who KNOW Islam firsthand refer to lefties of their ilk…[Read more]

Jake,

Never thought that The Jeruselem Post would play the internet forum game of “You Know Who Else?”

While there are some similarities, if it’s any solace, the paper-hanging son-of-a-bitch never made even a ham-handed attempt to reduce the size or budget of governemnt in his entire career.

Jake,

It is telling that the pussy-hat wearers in America are nowhere to be found in solidarity with the women who stand against the death cult of Islam, women like Betty Mahmoody, Wafa Sultan, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Yasmeen Muhammad, or any of the brave women throwing their burquas onto bonfires in Iran. In the West, Sisterhood is not so beautiful.

Who are you and where are your badges?