Tag: Violence

Guest Post by Mark Crispin Miller

The crazy violence that’s breaking out all over may be yet one more “adverse event” post-“vaccination,” as well as (often) a response to the demonic stimulus of hate propaganda

This just happened in a Las Vegas court:

Have you ever seen, or heard of, anything like this? If so, please share. If not, me neither.

It looks to me like one of countless startling “altercations” that have broken out all over, and increasingly, these last few years, the likes of which I’ve sampled in two posts (this is the third), suggesting that such crazy violence may be a(nother) consequence of “vaccination,” since, pre-2021, we did not see such brawls exploding all the time at sports events (among both players and fans, and not at hockey games), at concerts, on airliners, in retail outlets and wherever else we once assembled without worrying that folks might run amok.

Here are a few more examples:

Continue reading “Propaganda + mass “vaccination” = hell on earth”

Guest Post by Edward Curtin

The world has been haunted by human violence since time immemorial. There are untold millions (billions?) of people all over the world who have been scarred by it in all its forms.

There are two basic responses: one is to try to return that violence with violence and defeat one’s enemy; the other is, in Martin Luther King, Jr.’s words, to “not seek to defeat or humiliate the opponent, but to win his friendship and understanding” through a non-violent response. Politicians usually embrace the former, while those who are called dreamers advocate the latter.

Between these two, there are various mixed responses, with sane political leaders calling for mutual respect between countries and an end to aggressive provocations leading to warfare, such has occurred with the United States provoking the war in Ukraine.

Continue reading “Although Scarred by Violence, We Must Not Be Scared into Silence”

Authored by Daisy Luther via The Organic Prepper blog,

“I’ll just pull out my Glock/HK/Ruger and deal with those punks. Once they see their buddies drop, they’ll back off soon enough.”

“We could end this by just killing anyone who sets foot on our block.”

“All good Americans need to do is start mowing down protesters with their cars if the roads get blocked.”

Chances are, if you ever read the comments or visit any type of social media outlet online, you’ve read some comments pretty similar to the ones above. After all, this is America, land of the free, home of the brave. It’s up to all good patriots to defend our property and our country from scumbags with deadly force.

But not so fast…

Things are never as cut and dried as people with 3-second solutions like to make it seem in the comments.

Continue reading “Escalation Of Force: How To Choose The Appropriate Response To Potential Violence”

Guest Post by The Zman

Are people better today than in the past? The answer to that question, more often than not, says things about the person answering than anything else. The cosmopolitan globalists and their attendants will argue people are better today, overall. The cynical critics of the current arrangements will go the other way, pointing out that people are dumber. In other words, the answer usually has to do with your view of the neoliberal order, rather than any factual considerations. The winners are happy while the losers are unhappy.

Continue reading “Better Human Capital”