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Rest in Peace, P-Nut the Squirrel
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https://x.com/RealSpikeCohen/status/1852871557477023919
P’nut the Squirrel’s grieving family gives tearful statement on TikTok: ‘I’m sad, I’m disgusted’
https://nypost.com/2024/11/02/us-ne...rful-statement-on-tiktok-im-sad-im-disgusted/
{Shane Galvin | 02 November 2024}
The owner of P’nut the Squirrel gave a tearful statement on TikTok, Saturday about the tiny creature’s death at the hands of New York State officials.
Mark Longo, joined by his wife, sobbed through his prepared remarks on the killing of his beloved best friend.
“I’m angry, I’m sad, I’m disgusted,” Longo said while choking back his emotions in a clip of a TikTok live.
“We fight and work everyday to pay our state taxes and they turn around and they do this to a family,” Longo said.
New York State and the Department of Environmental Conservation have faced mass public blowback for their actions.
Many of the DEC’s social media posts have gotten hundreds of comments from outraged supporters of P’nut the Squirrel.
The animal rescuer also thanked his fans and the general public for “unbelievable support.” A GoFundMe set up by Longo in P’nut’s honor has raised over $73,000.
The couple also say that they are inundated with warm messages from supporters.
Longo also said that he will continue to post photos and content of P’nut “in his best days.”
Longo told The Post that he felt like a “terrorist” when state authorities came into his home on Wednesday.
Agents from the DEC went through the Pine City residence for five hours — making Longo and his wife wait outside the entire time — after obtaining a warrant to search the premises.
Longo, 34, said he and his wife weren’t even allowed to use their own bathrooms during the invasive raid without a police escort — “who checked the back of the toilet to see if I was hiding anything there.”
The warrant stemmed from anonymous complaints of an animal that is a known vector for rabies, namely, Fred the raccoon.
On Friday, the DEC announced that it had euthanized both P’nut and Fred to test them for rabies.
The department claimed in a statement Thursday that P’nut, who was notably friendly and docile through the course of his public facing life, had bitten an agent and needed to be tested for rabies.
Longo has expressed skepticism about this claim.
“I watched everybody put gloves on before they entered my house. They had gloves that you get an eagle to land on,” he told The Post.
He is demanding an investigation into the department’s rationale and actions and is filing a motion to get the medical records of the officials in his house to see if they actually test positive for the very rare disease.
P’nut the Squirrel’s grieving family gives tearful statement on TikTok: ‘I’m sad, I’m disgusted’
https://nypost.com/2024/11/02/us-ne...rful-statement-on-tiktok-im-sad-im-disgusted/
{Shane Galvin | 02 November 2024}
The owner of P’nut the Squirrel gave a tearful statement on TikTok, Saturday about the tiny creature’s death at the hands of New York State officials.
Mark Longo, joined by his wife, sobbed through his prepared remarks on the killing of his beloved best friend.
“I’m angry, I’m sad, I’m disgusted,” Longo said while choking back his emotions in a clip of a TikTok live.
“We fight and work everyday to pay our state taxes and they turn around and they do this to a family,” Longo said.
New York State and the Department of Environmental Conservation have faced mass public blowback for their actions.
Many of the DEC’s social media posts have gotten hundreds of comments from outraged supporters of P’nut the Squirrel.
The animal rescuer also thanked his fans and the general public for “unbelievable support.” A GoFundMe set up by Longo in P’nut’s honor has raised over $73,000.
The couple also say that they are inundated with warm messages from supporters.
Longo also said that he will continue to post photos and content of P’nut “in his best days.”
Longo told The Post that he felt like a “terrorist” when state authorities came into his home on Wednesday.
Agents from the DEC went through the Pine City residence for five hours — making Longo and his wife wait outside the entire time — after obtaining a warrant to search the premises.
Longo, 34, said he and his wife weren’t even allowed to use their own bathrooms during the invasive raid without a police escort — “who checked the back of the toilet to see if I was hiding anything there.”
The warrant stemmed from anonymous complaints of an animal that is a known vector for rabies, namely, Fred the raccoon.
On Friday, the DEC announced that it had euthanized both P’nut and Fred to test them for rabies.
The department claimed in a statement Thursday that P’nut, who was notably friendly and docile through the course of his public facing life, had bitten an agent and needed to be tested for rabies.
Longo has expressed skepticism about this claim.
“I watched everybody put gloves on before they entered my house. They had gloves that you get an eagle to land on,” he told The Post.
He is demanding an investigation into the department’s rationale and actions and is filing a motion to get the medical records of the officials in his house to see if they actually test positive for the very rare disease.
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A fantastic story to go around and show the utter incompetence AND nefarious modus operandi of the STATE.
The same STATE that millions of Americans want to suck on the teat of...
But how will the millions of animal lovers in this country (who go so far to care more about animals than humans) take to this? I'm sure they will continue to suck on their thumbs and cry out for more government.
The same STATE that millions of Americans want to suck on the teat of...
But how will the millions of animal lovers in this country (who go so far to care more about animals than humans) take to this? I'm sure they will continue to suck on their thumbs and cry out for more government.
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ok, thanks. but still, without so much on social media (monetized), the squirrel and racoon would probably still be alive.
i also have my doubts about it being released and unable to survive on its own. it's a squirrel. instinct and being with other squirrels takes over if you let it happen.
also not sure if you've heard about his OnlyFans account, where Squirrel Daddy sells his homemade porn.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=onlyfans+squirrel+daddy&ia=web
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I wonder if this will be the new SWAT'ing
Anonymous Caller: "Uhh, I saw that there was an unlicensed squirrel in Tim Pool's recording studio"
Police: "We'll send over a team immediately!!"
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This is why I don't buy the "bad apples" argument in regards to cops.
"I didn't make the laws, I just enforce them"
That excuse didn't work for the Nazi's, and it shouldn't work for the Police.
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https://x.com/RantyAmyCurtis/status/1853031762294636815
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{Amy Curtis @RantyAmyCurtis | 03 November 2024}
1/X
Buckle up, guys and gals, it’s thread time.
Here’s why Peanut and Fred have become such a rallying point for people:
We aren’t suddenly in love with a squirrel and a raccoon.
They represent the problems of a very broken, petty government.
2/X
For years, we’ve watched as our betters in the Democratic Party have engaged in the selective application of our laws.
They call it “restorative justice” or “criminal justice reform” or some other nifty euphemism, but what it is is lawfare.
3/X
It’s why violent repeat offenders can assault, rape, and steal and get a slap on the wrist.
Jordan Neely was arrested something like 40 times prior to his encounter with Daniel Penny.
The Left decided their crimes — which are still crimes — are somehow acceptable.
4/X
So they turn a blind eye to the minority of citizens who are actually criminals and let them continue to harass and injure others.
Maybe — maybe — if they kill somebody they’ll get jail time. Simply because of the public outcry if they don’t.
5/X
But it shouldn’t come to someone losing their life before the state protects us.
And eventually they’ll expect us to tolerate them setting murderers loose, too.
People see this.
6/X
We see criminal illegal immigrants — who are criminals the second they illegally cross our border, btw — get a pass.
Including tens of thousands who are ACTUAL criminals: gang members, murderers, rapists.
And our government shrugs and says “Oh well, nothing we can do.”
7/X
Martha Raddatz says it’s “a handful” of gang members taking over apartments.
As if the acceptable number of violent gangs running America apartment complexes should be anything other than ZERO.
8/X
During COVID, we watched as government shut down our schools and businesses and arrested people who had the nerve to fish alone on an empty beach.
That was “unsafe”, you grandma killer.
The UK toyed with killing ALL PET CATS.
9/X
Then George Floyd happened and suddenly riots and protests and being outside in large groups was okay.
My dad’s funeral? Nah.
Your kid’s graduation? Nope?
But assholes burning down cities? OKAY!
10/X
Few of them were arrested as they did billions of dollars in damage to cities across the country.
But the rest of us? Government might not let us leave our homes if we don’t get a vaccine passport.
For our own good.
11/X
I see a lot of people saying “Well, the squirrel was illegal!”
So?
Theft is illegal. Assault is illegal. Arson and rioting are illegal.
Crossing the border is illegal.
Our government decided not to enforce THOSE laws.
12/X
But instead they come down on a family with a pet squirrel and raccoon like a ton of bricks.
The full weight of whatever fascist government agency that decided THIS was the law they’re gonna ruthlessly enforce.
13/X
And this is how it always plays out: the Left’s preferred groups can get away with literal murder, and the Left will say they either don’t have the resources to enforce laws (“we can’t possibly deport tens of millions!”)
14/X
Or they say not enforcing the laws with XZY groups is itself a form of “restorative justice.”
15/X
This is an untenable and unsustainable position.
Peanut and Fred are simply the tipping point.
We are fed up with a government that picks winners and losers when the law should be applied equally and fairly.
16/X
And we’re sick of government ignoring crimes that actually harm people and communities, but being absolutely brutal when enforcing a law over a squirrel and raccoon that were LITERALLY HURTING NO ONE.
17/X
The problem is the hypocrisy.
Government will let guys like Jordan Neely wander free to harass and terrorize women and toddlers on subways.
They’ll ruin the life of anyone who defends the innocents against those criminals.
18/X
Then they’ll find some law about pet squirrels and raccoons and decide THAT is the one they’re going to follow to the letter.
People are fed up with it.
19/X
THAT is what Peanut and Fred represent.
A country fed up with a government that refuses to enforce its most fundamental laws but one that will give tyrants carte blanche to invade your home over the kinds of pets you have.
20/X
As always, the Left don’t get this. Because they’re okay with this form of lawfare.
They LIKE lawfare, because right now it benefits them.
And a not insignificant portion of the Left get off on making others suffer like they did Peanut/Fred’s owners.
21/21
They don’t care that a reckoning will come.
And they forget the other side gets to move and shoot, too.
If it takes a squirrel and a raccoon to remind them, so be it.
to: https://x.com/RantyAmyCurtis/status/1853031807282708801
{Amy Curtis @RantyAmyCurtis | 03 November 2024}
1/X
Buckle up, guys and gals, it’s thread time.
Here’s why Peanut and Fred have become such a rallying point for people:
We aren’t suddenly in love with a squirrel and a raccoon.
They represent the problems of a very broken, petty government.
2/X
For years, we’ve watched as our betters in the Democratic Party have engaged in the selective application of our laws.
They call it “restorative justice” or “criminal justice reform” or some other nifty euphemism, but what it is is lawfare.
3/X
It’s why violent repeat offenders can assault, rape, and steal and get a slap on the wrist.
Jordan Neely was arrested something like 40 times prior to his encounter with Daniel Penny.
The Left decided their crimes — which are still crimes — are somehow acceptable.
4/X
So they turn a blind eye to the minority of citizens who are actually criminals and let them continue to harass and injure others.
Maybe — maybe — if they kill somebody they’ll get jail time. Simply because of the public outcry if they don’t.
5/X
But it shouldn’t come to someone losing their life before the state protects us.
And eventually they’ll expect us to tolerate them setting murderers loose, too.
People see this.
6/X
We see criminal illegal immigrants — who are criminals the second they illegally cross our border, btw — get a pass.
Including tens of thousands who are ACTUAL criminals: gang members, murderers, rapists.
And our government shrugs and says “Oh well, nothing we can do.”
7/X
Martha Raddatz says it’s “a handful” of gang members taking over apartments.
As if the acceptable number of violent gangs running America apartment complexes should be anything other than ZERO.
8/X
During COVID, we watched as government shut down our schools and businesses and arrested people who had the nerve to fish alone on an empty beach.
That was “unsafe”, you grandma killer.
The UK toyed with killing ALL PET CATS.
9/X
Then George Floyd happened and suddenly riots and protests and being outside in large groups was okay.
My dad’s funeral? Nah.
Your kid’s graduation? Nope?
But assholes burning down cities? OKAY!
10/X
Few of them were arrested as they did billions of dollars in damage to cities across the country.
But the rest of us? Government might not let us leave our homes if we don’t get a vaccine passport.
For our own good.
11/X
I see a lot of people saying “Well, the squirrel was illegal!”
So?
Theft is illegal. Assault is illegal. Arson and rioting are illegal.
Crossing the border is illegal.
Our government decided not to enforce THOSE laws.
12/X
But instead they come down on a family with a pet squirrel and raccoon like a ton of bricks.
The full weight of whatever fascist government agency that decided THIS was the law they’re gonna ruthlessly enforce.
13/X
And this is how it always plays out: the Left’s preferred groups can get away with literal murder, and the Left will say they either don’t have the resources to enforce laws (“we can’t possibly deport tens of millions!”)
14/X
Or they say not enforcing the laws with XZY groups is itself a form of “restorative justice.”
15/X
This is an untenable and unsustainable position.
Peanut and Fred are simply the tipping point.
We are fed up with a government that picks winners and losers when the law should be applied equally and fairly.
16/X
And we’re sick of government ignoring crimes that actually harm people and communities, but being absolutely brutal when enforcing a law over a squirrel and raccoon that were LITERALLY HURTING NO ONE.
17/X
The problem is the hypocrisy.
Government will let guys like Jordan Neely wander free to harass and terrorize women and toddlers on subways.
They’ll ruin the life of anyone who defends the innocents against those criminals.
18/X
Then they’ll find some law about pet squirrels and raccoons and decide THAT is the one they’re going to follow to the letter.
People are fed up with it.
19/X
THAT is what Peanut and Fred represent.
A country fed up with a government that refuses to enforce its most fundamental laws but one that will give tyrants carte blanche to invade your home over the kinds of pets you have.
20/X
As always, the Left don’t get this. Because they’re okay with this form of lawfare.
They LIKE lawfare, because right now it benefits them.
And a not insignificant portion of the Left get off on making others suffer like they did Peanut/Fred’s owners.
21/21
They don’t care that a reckoning will come.
And they forget the other side gets to move and shoot, too.
If it takes a squirrel and a raccoon to remind them, so be it.
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People have been mentioning that, but does that excuse or justify the actions of New York in this case?
But it does bring into question the true facts in this case. Will the New York authorities come out with a completely different story tomorrow? Was the squirrel really put down? Was the raid based upon other accusations or suspected crimes?
Will most of the people currently expressing outrage run the other direction when they find out he was selling gay porn and using the squirrel as an advertising partner?
Luckily for Trump, he and his team have not jumped on this bandwagon.
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https://x.com/Will_Tanner_1/status/1853092919755874558
to: https://x.com/Will_Tanner_1/status/1853108914142810305
{Will Tanner @Will_Tanner_1 | 03 November 2024}
Why has the Peanut the Squirrel thing exploded on here?
Because it's the perfect anarchotyranny tale. The system that refuses to lock up murderers will send a SWAT team to kill your pet for lack of a permit
As the anarchotyranny situation is about to explode, this did too
The anarchotyranny is probably the best example of how America is becoming South Africa
There, employers must follow BEE (affirmative action) legislation to the letter or face government wrath, all while 95% of farm murders go unsolved and entire cities decay
Here, murderers are rarely even given a slap on the wrist if the races are "right" (black murderer, white victim), but the smallest details of tyrannical licensure, permits, and similar sorts of bureaucracy wholly foreign to America until FDR created it and Obama dramatically expanded it.
So, on one side, you get attempted murder suspects and admitted murderers let off the hook because of "mental issues," but the state will seize your children to trans them under the "child protection" framework and ignore anything approaching justice or law while doing so
And New York is the best example of this anarchotyranny problem
On one hand, it has done nothing whatsoever to stop its criminal underclass from ruining NYC. In fact, no cash bail and similar problems have turned the city into Johannesburg
Meanwhile, it's also the state and city of regulatory tyranny. Whether building codes and restrictions, rent controls that are an infringement of property rights, sky-high taxes, regulations of the sort Letitia James has used to squeeze @vdare and Donald Trump, and brutal crackdowns on those who defend themselves from criminals, whether Bernie Goetz or Daniel Penny
And Peanut the Squirrel, of course, was from Pine City, NY. Not in NYC, but the state is about as tyrannical as the city
So, because of a lack of a license, which could have just been easily obtained upon notification, a SWAT team raided a family's house and confiscated a pet, then had it euthanized
All just out of spite. There was no reason for it. They claim "disease" is a problem, but if that was the case they wouldn't have invited tens of millions of unchecked illegal immigrants into the country. They just hate normal people and want to unleash the state on them
That's what the state can do when it wants. When it wants to go after even minor permitting violations, it can do so with a SWAT team armored like it was in Iraq in '07
So, the state does have the capacity to go after the crime problem. It just doesn't want to. It doesn't want to lock up the illegal immigrants that are r*ping and murdering kids, much less keep them from entering the country. It doesn't want to go after the gangbangers, the thugs, the drug dealers, or the prostitutes, all of whom have turned cities like New York and Philadelphia into Third World-style slums.
Thus, your city is a slum purely because the state wants it to be. The streets could be cleansed of homeless drug addicts and devoid of needles. You wouldn't have to give car or home break-ins a thought. Petty crime would be absent from the streets and organized crime gone completely.
All of that could be achieved. They have the resources, as shown by the crackdowns on the J6 protesters and Peanut the Squirrel
But they don't want to
Altogether, that creates a near-perfect state of anarchotyranny
On one hand, it does nothing to stop the crime that matters. The petty crime, the homelessness, the drugs, the murders and chaos, etc
On the other, it has the resources to be fully tyrannical when it so chooses. If you pray outside an abortion clinic or protest outside the Capitol, you can expect the FBI to hunt you down. If you own a pet and don't get your bureaucratic ducks in a row, you can expect the state to raid you with armored vehicles. It reads all your messages, listens to your phone calls, and tracks your online activity
That's anarcho-tyranny
And people are finally waking up to it
It's taken long enough, after a slew of many unpunished murders and cracked down upon misdemeanors, but now everyone who is even a remotely normal or valuable citizen notices that their government hates them for being normal and a contributor to society
It meanwhile loves the thugs, murderers, and so on
That situation is, even more so than the over-taxation we experience or the pointless foreign wars, the situation closest to exploding
Taxes can be paid, if grudgingly. The national debt has been ignored for this long, and so can be ignored for a bit longer. There's no draft, so the same is true of the wars
But the anarcho-tyranny? That impacts everyone. You are ruthlessly punished for even minor infractions and subjected to every sort of bureaucratic tyranny, all while the government aids millions of invaders who illegally cross the border and turns a blind eye to everything from foreign gangsters taking over apartment buildings to black women laughing about stabbing white children to death
That can't be avoided. It can't be ignored. It impacts all of us morally and emotionally, and often leads to the attack upon or death of a loved one that even red states don't punish
So, that's why people online care about a pet squirrel in New York
It's not really the squirrel that matters. It's the anarcho-tyranny, a problem that's been around for decades but exploded as an issue since Floyd overdosed on fentanyl
That is slowly turning into a critical issue in which normal people, valuable citizens, are firmly opposed to nearly all of the governments across the union. The above story of Ohio's Timmeka Eggleton murdering a 3-year-old and getting away with it, occurred in a deep red state, after all. Same with the murderers of Ethan Liming
That's a huge issue, and government officials, particularly in red states and cities, who don't get onboard with the sentiment that wants bureaucracy/administrative requirements reduced and mercilessly punished are going to face the fire
Not everywhere, of course. Sadly this isn't the America of the Sons of Liberty anymore. But it will start to happen in some places and, as always, grow as a fiery issue once some places start to crack down on crime Singapore/@nayibbukele-style or ignore their constituents and start to face massive disorder
Incredibly, it's the squirrel that's drawn attention to this, but that squirrel is just a minor symptom, not the root of the matter
In other words, in executing peanut and leaving alive the worst humans in the country, our anarchotyrannic overlords have set a standard quite unfair to squirrels
to: https://x.com/Will_Tanner_1/status/1853108914142810305
{Will Tanner @Will_Tanner_1 | 03 November 2024}
Why has the Peanut the Squirrel thing exploded on here?
Because it's the perfect anarchotyranny tale. The system that refuses to lock up murderers will send a SWAT team to kill your pet for lack of a permit
As the anarchotyranny situation is about to explode, this did too
The anarchotyranny is probably the best example of how America is becoming South Africa
There, employers must follow BEE (affirmative action) legislation to the letter or face government wrath, all while 95% of farm murders go unsolved and entire cities decay
Here, murderers are rarely even given a slap on the wrist if the races are "right" (black murderer, white victim), but the smallest details of tyrannical licensure, permits, and similar sorts of bureaucracy wholly foreign to America until FDR created it and Obama dramatically expanded it.
So, on one side, you get attempted murder suspects and admitted murderers let off the hook because of "mental issues," but the state will seize your children to trans them under the "child protection" framework and ignore anything approaching justice or law while doing so
And New York is the best example of this anarchotyranny problem
On one hand, it has done nothing whatsoever to stop its criminal underclass from ruining NYC. In fact, no cash bail and similar problems have turned the city into Johannesburg
Meanwhile, it's also the state and city of regulatory tyranny. Whether building codes and restrictions, rent controls that are an infringement of property rights, sky-high taxes, regulations of the sort Letitia James has used to squeeze @vdare and Donald Trump, and brutal crackdowns on those who defend themselves from criminals, whether Bernie Goetz or Daniel Penny
And Peanut the Squirrel, of course, was from Pine City, NY. Not in NYC, but the state is about as tyrannical as the city
So, because of a lack of a license, which could have just been easily obtained upon notification, a SWAT team raided a family's house and confiscated a pet, then had it euthanized
All just out of spite. There was no reason for it. They claim "disease" is a problem, but if that was the case they wouldn't have invited tens of millions of unchecked illegal immigrants into the country. They just hate normal people and want to unleash the state on them
That's what the state can do when it wants. When it wants to go after even minor permitting violations, it can do so with a SWAT team armored like it was in Iraq in '07
So, the state does have the capacity to go after the crime problem. It just doesn't want to. It doesn't want to lock up the illegal immigrants that are r*ping and murdering kids, much less keep them from entering the country. It doesn't want to go after the gangbangers, the thugs, the drug dealers, or the prostitutes, all of whom have turned cities like New York and Philadelphia into Third World-style slums.
Thus, your city is a slum purely because the state wants it to be. The streets could be cleansed of homeless drug addicts and devoid of needles. You wouldn't have to give car or home break-ins a thought. Petty crime would be absent from the streets and organized crime gone completely.
All of that could be achieved. They have the resources, as shown by the crackdowns on the J6 protesters and Peanut the Squirrel
But they don't want to
Altogether, that creates a near-perfect state of anarchotyranny
On one hand, it does nothing to stop the crime that matters. The petty crime, the homelessness, the drugs, the murders and chaos, etc
On the other, it has the resources to be fully tyrannical when it so chooses. If you pray outside an abortion clinic or protest outside the Capitol, you can expect the FBI to hunt you down. If you own a pet and don't get your bureaucratic ducks in a row, you can expect the state to raid you with armored vehicles. It reads all your messages, listens to your phone calls, and tracks your online activity
That's anarcho-tyranny
And people are finally waking up to it
It's taken long enough, after a slew of many unpunished murders and cracked down upon misdemeanors, but now everyone who is even a remotely normal or valuable citizen notices that their government hates them for being normal and a contributor to society
It meanwhile loves the thugs, murderers, and so on
That situation is, even more so than the over-taxation we experience or the pointless foreign wars, the situation closest to exploding
Taxes can be paid, if grudgingly. The national debt has been ignored for this long, and so can be ignored for a bit longer. There's no draft, so the same is true of the wars
But the anarcho-tyranny? That impacts everyone. You are ruthlessly punished for even minor infractions and subjected to every sort of bureaucratic tyranny, all while the government aids millions of invaders who illegally cross the border and turns a blind eye to everything from foreign gangsters taking over apartment buildings to black women laughing about stabbing white children to death
That can't be avoided. It can't be ignored. It impacts all of us morally and emotionally, and often leads to the attack upon or death of a loved one that even red states don't punish
So, that's why people online care about a pet squirrel in New York
It's not really the squirrel that matters. It's the anarcho-tyranny, a problem that's been around for decades but exploded as an issue since Floyd overdosed on fentanyl
That is slowly turning into a critical issue in which normal people, valuable citizens, are firmly opposed to nearly all of the governments across the union. The above story of Ohio's Timmeka Eggleton murdering a 3-year-old and getting away with it, occurred in a deep red state, after all. Same with the murderers of Ethan Liming
That's a huge issue, and government officials, particularly in red states and cities, who don't get onboard with the sentiment that wants bureaucracy/administrative requirements reduced and mercilessly punished are going to face the fire
Not everywhere, of course. Sadly this isn't the America of the Sons of Liberty anymore. But it will start to happen in some places and, as always, grow as a fiery issue once some places start to crack down on crime Singapore/@nayibbukele-style or ignore their constituents and start to face massive disorder
Incredibly, it's the squirrel that's drawn attention to this, but that squirrel is just a minor symptom, not the root of the matter
In other words, in executing peanut and leaving alive the worst humans in the country, our anarchotyrannic overlords have set a standard quite unfair to squirrels
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