https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tR6mKcBbT4
I love Dave Chapelle.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tR6mKcBbT4I love Dave Chapelle.
Me too, I love the hypocrisy he exposes on the left especially.
Originally posted by Rage.Of.Olympus
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tR6mKcBbT4I love Dave Chapelle.
Saw that. Pretty good.
Disagree with him propping up George Floyd. He didn't mention Breonna. He propped up Dornor which just wasn't a good idea. The first 2 people he killed were not police officers. One of the first 2 victims was a daughter to lawyer that represented Dornor during his trial to be dismissed from the police force. The other one was her fiance. Completely senseless killing that a crazy man associated just because.
Multiple options out there but Chapelle has to bring up shitty people.
Originally posted by dadudemon
Saw that. Pretty good.Disagree with him propping up George Floyd. He didn't mention Breonna. He propped up Dornor which just wasn't a good idea. The first 2 people he killed were not police officers. One of the first 2 victims was a daughter to lawyer that represented Dornor during his trial to be dismissed from the police force. The other one was her fiance. Completely senseless killing that a crazy man associated just because.
Multiple options out there but Chapelle has to bring up shitty people.
Yeah I don't get why they prop up criminals.
LA Times executive editor during roundtable: 'Looting' has a ​'racist connotation'
Fact check: the word looting isn't racist, nor is the word riot
Gee what a shocking turn of events:
A Fantasy With a Predictable Ending
"In Minneapolis, activists tried to realize another left-wing fantasy, to the cheers of journalists. On June 4, the Star Tribune headlined: “Volunteers turned former Sheraton Hotel in Minneapolis into sanctuary for homeless.”
While Lake Street burned last Friday, its stores gutted and streets filled with fear and confusion, one building stood tall as a beacon of hope for Minneapolis.
It was the former Sheraton Minneapolis Midtown Hotel, tucked just north of Lake and Chicago Avenue, a mile from where George Floyd took his final breaths. Evacuated of its conventional guests, the hotel has become a refuge for more than 200 homeless residents seeking shelter from the destruction that shook the city in the following days.
For the volunteers working around the clock to keep it running, the hotel-turned-shelter is one of a kind, an example of what can happen when people put their minds and bodies together to provide housing for those who need it most.
“People in the community have come together and created this amazing space of peace and sanctuary for these unhoused people, and brought together all these resources to be able to feed them, keep them safe, give them a place to exist,” said Maggie Mills, 31, one of the volunteers.
Volunteers worked communally:
There is no hierarchy among the collective of volunteers, who span the fields of medicine, mental health, social work, housing and public health.
And no rules for the homeless tenants:
Sarah Stackley, who has worked with the homeless population for the last nine years, began volunteering at the shelter Sunday. She described it as a “revolutionary model,” one not governed by restrictive rules that come with grants."
Fister estimated that the former Sheraton is now home to around 250 people, with another 100 on a waiting list. The hotel’s owner, identified in local media reports as Jay Patel, “has been extraordinarily gracious,” she said, and “an active participant in the work that we’re doing.” …
…Fister said that residents intend to stay in the Sheraton for good, and organizers are talking to the owner, Jay Patel, to figure out how that transition would work. “This isn’t a shelter,” she added. “This isn’t temporary. We’re holding space so that residents can have control over their own living situation.”
Yeah, what could go wrong?
"That puff piece appeared on June 5. Just four days later, the experiment in rule-free living was over. On June 9, the Star Tribune headlined: “Homeless evicted from former Minneapolis hotel after drug overdose.”
Residents of the former Sheraton Minneapolis Midtown Hotel, tucked just north of Lake Street on Chicago Avenue, awoke to reports that the hotel’s fire alarm was pulled after 6 a.m. following an overdose. The hotel owner, Jay Patel, has ordered the eviction of all the guests, according to volunteers at the site.
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Unlike traditional homeless shelters, people who stayed at the hotel were allowed to bring drugs and alcohol on-site."
Fact check: these activists are idiots
Here is something everyone should read. A few days ago the media covered the testimony of George Floyd's brother. There was another testimony that day given by Heather Mac Donald that didn't get nearly as much coverage. Here is the entire thing to read:
Repudiate the Anti-Police Narrative
You can see why it barely got any coverage. The data is inconvenient and it destroys the "there is systemic racism among our nations police" narrative.
Trigger warning, Tim Pool video:
Leftist Policy Is DESTROYING Cities, Truckers REFUSE Deliveries, Jobs Are Gone, Property Value Gone
So truck drivers are saying they won't deliver to cities with defunded police departments.