NC - the murder of Iryna Zarutska

[acptulsa]

I hate them already, but not for that. The Slimes is allowed to tell their audience how incompetent their politicians are

That said, AF is right about where the official narrative was going. The Slimes was just being subtle with it.

"We can't control the narrative any more. Wahhh!"

 

[acptulsa]

There's a serious conflict of interest at the heart of this.

 

[acptulsa]

 

[Anti Federalist]

 

[fisharmor]

 

[vita3]

Horrible this happened

Solid that sunshine is being put in horrible magistrate that let serial violent criminals go.

Judge Stokes is cooked

 

[Anti Federalist]

 

[acptulsa]

Solid that sunshine is being put in horrible magistrate that let serial violent criminals go.

I don't think enough is being made of the fact that she kept consigning him to a mental health facility that she partially owns.

 

[Anti Federalist]

I don't think enough is being made of the fact that she kept consigning him to a mental health facility that she partially owns.

 

[Anti Federalist]

 

[acptulsa]

Yes, Whoopi, but the way we "take care of" our ailing neighbors is political, because the government has taken that over. If you don't believe it, go to most cities and try to have a cookout for the homeless, and see if you don't get shut down for using a barbeque grill that isn't state inspected and stainless. Like I posted in another thread:

Government took psychiatry over and broke it. Try to get someone you know psychiatric help these days and see what you get. "I want this person to get help, but if you don't know what's going on you can't help. Let me tell you what's going on here that you'll never see in your office."

"Sorry, because of HIPAA and other laws I cannot discuss the inside of a patient's head with you."

"But this person is no one's patient right now."

"That doesn't matter. Only the insane person can make that decision."

Leave it to government to reserve unto insane people the sole authority to make decisions. Leave it to government to restrict information that is needed to accomplish the goal. That's not a recipe to improve mental health, it's a policy geared toward creating crises. Throw Big Pharma into the mix and it's no wonder people are cracking up left and right. Throw in the federal government closing all the inpatient hospitals forty years ago and tossing all the schizophrenics out in the street to breed with each other, and you need not wonder how we arrived at anarcho-tyranny in our streets.

 

[Brian4Liberty]

A good healthy dose of applied racism and situational awareness would have probably kept her off that train the first place.

Agree. She should have never sat in that seat.

No doubt she was raised in a fairly homogenous environment, where riding public transit was relatively clean and safe (until some groups decided it was time to demolish her home and divide up the spoils).

Then she came to the US and was fed a healthy dose of US woke social justice warrior propaganda. She probably felt she was making a statement of solidarity by sitting there. Wokeism kills.

 

[nikcers]

Yes, Whoopi, but the way we "take care of" our ailing neighbors is political, because the government has taken that over. If you don't believe it, go to most cities and try to have a cookout for the homeless, and see if you don't get shut down for using a barbeque grill that isn't state inspected and stainless. Like I posted in another thread:

Its not all political. My family helped run a food bank for decades and they cooked food and fed people and gave them groceries and even hygiene supplies.

 

[acptulsa]

Its not all political. My family...

Which family? Your mother's, the Microsofts, or your father's, the Ataris?

Shut up, bot. People are speaking.

 

[nikcers]

Which family? Your mother's, the Microsofts, or your father's, the Ataris?

Shut up, bot. People are speaking.

It was ran out of a church by volunteers and donations. It had nothing to do with government.

They never asked for people to vote or even go to the church.

My dad was friends with the pastor and helped run the food bank.

What I am saying is there are definitely ways to help your community that don't involve government.

 

[acptulsa]

What I am saying is there are definitely ways to help your community that don't involve government.

And government is stamping them out one by one, because government doesn't want people helped, and because society and community are antithetical to government's interests and goals.

 

[jmdrake]

I don't think enough is being made of the fact that she kept consigning him to a mental health facility that she partially owns.

So...my understanding is that his mother wanted him committed and he wasn't. Do you have a source of when he was committed to a mental health institution? Not doubting you, just wanting to know what actually happened. Clearly he wasn't in a mental institution when the stabbing occurred so when did he get out? And wouldn't the magistrate have had an incentive to keep him committed LONGER?

 

[nikcers]

And government is stamping them out one by one, because government doesn't want people helped, and because society and community are antithetical to government's interests and goals.

Well I agree with you there- the government failed to stop an invasion and it has been destroying the community culture in America.

A lot of people don't even know their own neighbors.

 

[acptulsa]

A lot of people don't even know their own neighbors.

And being a bot with no concept of time, you naturally think that all happened since Biden.

 

[acptulsa]

Do you have a source..?

The noise-to-signal ratio is high on this, as usual. No is the short answer. This seems to be what hard facts we have access to at the moment.

Decarlos Brown Jr's History: See His 14-Year Criminal Record

Decarlos Brown Jr. is a man with a history of at least 14 arrests, a schizophrenia diagnosis, and a pattern of violent offenses that culminated in tragedy.

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