Tag: Heroes

Guest Post by JIMSKI

It seems that the cultural issue of mass shootings will continue without end and society looks to be OK with it. We do little to protect our kids and making it a gun free target rich environment is stupid. Are we really going to harden up every aspect of our world against this insanity?

The reasons for mass shootings are varied and all seem to boil down to mental health issues. A lot of the shooters are on powerful meds that can twist and distort your mind. Things that are not real become closer to you. You can feel pressure on you but can not point to a solution. Thought race and sometimes even voices can be heard. All of these have been documented many times.

Continue reading “ONE FOR THE GOOD GUYS”

Via GenZConservative

American history is re-pleat with heroes: people who risked their lives to save others’, protect our country, preserve our Republic.

Mostly there are those whose duty is to serve: military, police, rescue workers, firefighters. But often it is ordinary citizens who step up to be heroes.

Continue reading “Where Are All the Heroes?”

Arresting gym owners, salon owners, and barbers is easy. How about arresting real criminals? Maybe the heroes are too busy planning their next hero parade for the other hero hospital tik tok dancers. At least they’ll be able to get thousands of new vehicles, since they seem to park in riot zones and offer bonfire kindling to the white supremacists.

Whitmer was screeching about the nazis and racists peacefully protesting her dictatorial lockdown of Michigan. Why doesn’t she take a ride to Detroit and support her constituents as they burn the city to the ground?

Guest Post by Caitlin Johnstone

Whenever I see someone online repeatedly gushing with enthusiastic praise about me and my writing, I don’t get flattered by it. I don’t get any kind of ego tickle out of it at all; I just quietly say to myself, “Ah shit. You’re gonna get so pissed off when I inevitably say something you disagree with.”

And without fail they always do. It happens over and over again; someone decides I’m the greatest thing since sliced bread and decides to elevate me in their minds to some kind of trustworthy authority figure over what they should be thinking, then eventually I’ll say say something they disagree with because I don’t fall neatly into any reliable ideological box they can trust to remain predictable from day to day, and they have a catastrophic meltdown about it online acting like I just betrayed them.

Continue reading “You Wouldn’t Have To Knock People Off Their Pedestal If You Didn’t Put Them There In The First Place”

Guest Post by The Zman

A common plot for a heroic tale is one where a people are under threat from a supernatural monster or maybe a person possessed by great evil. The king is either unable or unwilling to defend the people from the threat, so a great hero emerges to do that which the king is supposed to do. The hero then goes off to face the threat, defeats it thus saving the people and writing his name in the book of heroes. Probably the oldest existing version of this is the Old English epic poem Beowulf.

Continue reading “Monsters and Heroes”

Guest Post by Caitlin Johnstone

If you have spent literally any time arguing against western imperialism in any public forum, you have had the experience of being accused of “supporting” one of said imperialism’s targets. If you argue against regime change interventionism in Syria, you’ll get accused of being an “Assadist” or “Assad apologist”. If you argue against regime change interventionism in Iran, you’ll you’ll get people saying that you “support the Mullahs”. Enter into any debate of sufficient liveliness and it’s only a matter of minutes before it happens.

Continue reading ““Good Guys” And “Bad Guys” Are A Hollywood Illusion”

Another HERO gets away with murder.

Via MSN

The Kansas police officer who shot and killed an unarmed Wichita man at the door of his home after a hoax emergency call won’t face any charges, prosecutors said Thursday.

Andrew Finch, 28, was killed Dec. 28 as police responded to a prank 911 call from California about a shooting and kidnapping at Finch’s home in Wichita. The harassment stunt, called “swatting,” is popular among a subset of tech enthusiasts who often use caller ID spoofing and social engineering techniques to send SWAT teams and other emergency crews rushing to the home of a perceived enemy.

Authorities said Finch, who appeared to have no connection to the prank caller, was shot by a Wichita police officer who reported having seen Finch lower his hands toward his waist. Finch was pronounced dead at a hospital.

Continue reading “No charges for officer who killed Wichita man in ‘swatting’ prank”

Guest Post by Eric Peters

I found the following video – taken by a news reporter in her car – and thought it was worth a word or three. The woman is sitting in her vehicle, apparently doing a live feed – via Skype or Facebook or some such. The point is, she’s just sitting in her car and isn’t bothering anyone.

An “anonymous call” summons a “hero” – who claims they “got a call” about a “crazy lady” talking to herself.

Note two facts.

Continue reading ““hero” Called by Anonymous Busybody”

Via Philly.com

A body-cam video that shows a New Jersey state trooper conducting a roadside strip search has sparked controversy and raised questions about how far law enforcement officers are permitted to go during a traffic stop.

Trooper Joseph Drew had pulled a car over for tailgating and said he smelled marijuana. When a search of the car turned up nothing, he handcuffed the driver and told him to step out of the vehicle.

“You can tell me where it is right now or I can go in and get it,” Drew says on the video.

Continue reading “A roadside strip search in N.J. draws protest and legal action. How far can an officer go?”

Guest Post by Eric Peters

Here’s a video showing some “heroes” unhappy about a pair of guys taking video of the outside their nest – which is public property and which the citizens therefore have every legal right to take video of.

But the “heroes” do not like this.

They never do.

Notwithstanding that it is legal. Mark that. When a law doesn’t suit them, they obey it grudgingly – or simply ignore it.

They take filming them as an implicit challenge, an affront to their privacy and peace – which of course are sacred. Whereas ours is held in absolute contempt by them, to be violated at will whenever they feel so inclined.

Continue reading ““heroes” Value Their Privacy – But Not Ours”

Guest Post by Eric Peters

Here’s a great video of a couple of guys testing whether the 1st Amendment is still operative. “Heroes” – and “heroines” – wish it weren’t and routinely act as though it were not.

These guys test the waters by taking video of “hero/heroine” nests such as court buildings and so on from public sidewalks – which (for the moment) is still a legal act protected by the 1st Amendment.

Continue reading “Huffy “heroes””

Guest Post by Eric Peters

Here’s a video taken of another “hero” law enforcer who makes up “the law” on the spot!

A guy is filming the publicly visible exterior of a police station from a public sidewalk – which is (for the moment) abundantly legal – when he is approached by two confrontational “heroes” who – of course – demand his ID, Soviet-style.

Not because the man is committing a crime – but because he is challenging the authority of the “heroes.” It is time, therefore, for a Dominance Display.

Continue reading ““hero” Says “Suspicion is a Misdemeanor””