Taking things from white people

While I don't agree with her, I thought that the Black chic handled herself pretty well.

And Charlie could have done a better job.

 
While I don't agree with her, I thought that the Black chic handled herself pretty well.

And Charlie could have done a better job.


Ron Paul would agree with her.





It's funny that white conservatives don't believe government statistics except for when they think they can use those statistics against black people.

As for Charlier Kirk harkening back to the "good old days" when blacks committed less crime, there were also more economic opportunities in the inner cities. Blacks didn't move to Chicago, New York and Detroit during the "great migration" to sell crack. Crack didn't exist. What did exist was high paying jobs. Those jobs are gone leaving misery and crime in the wake. Please watch:

 

Immigration isn't a problem for white conservatives in America when it's white people coming to America. Case in point the racist South Africans who aren't facing genocide but are being treated by Trump as if they are refugees.

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Immigration isn't a problem for white conservatives in America when it's white people coming to America. Case in point the racist South Africans who aren't facing genocide but are being treated by Trump as if they are refugees.

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And that's why the Marxist left has been screeching so loudly about the decent White folks from SA fleeing the likes of Julius Malema and murdering black hordes.

I know that's a meme that is supposed to make me feel bad, or ashamed somehow.

But it doesn't.

That meme is exactly what I am in favor of: repeal of the Hart - Celler 1965 Immigration Reform Act and a return to the "national origins" Immigration Act signed into law, by who is regarded as the most libertarian president we ever had, Calvin Coolidge, in 1924.
 
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And that's why the Marxist left has been screeching so loudly about the decent White folks from SA fleeing the likes of Julius Malema and murdering black hordes.

I know that's a meme that is supposed to make feel bad, or ashamed somehow.

But it doesn't.

That is exactly what I am in favor of: repeal of the Hart - Celler 1965 Immigration Reform Act and a return to the "national origins" Immigration Act signed into law, by who is regarded as the most libertarian president we ever had, Calvin Coolidge, in 1924.
He doesn't realize the race card has expired.
But it's the only card he has to play anyway.
 



The wife of Patrick Heringer is speaking out out against the politicians and bureaucrats who coddled and protected the vicious monster who butchered her husband.

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On June 4, 2025, my husband Patrick Heringer was murdered in our home by a man the City of Cincinnati knew was dangerous.

Mordecia Black was released on parole in January.

He had a violent criminal history.

He cut off his ankle monitor in February—a felony violation.

In May, he committed another burglary.

And in June, he murdered my husband.

Let’s be clear: this was not a tragedy. This was negligence.

Negligence from the Ohio Adult Parole Authority, from the Cincinnati Police Department, and from the elected leaders who now speak of safety as if it’s something they’ve earned the right to claim.

Mayor Aftab Pureval recently issued a statement, saying: “Public safety is and will always be our first, second, and third priority… We will never stop working to ensure every neighborhood, and every family, can feel safe and at peace.”

Mr. Mayor, if public safety were your top priority, Patrick would still be alive.

You acknowledged the pain, but you have failed to acknowledge your own role in this system’s failure. You speak to the problem but refuse to name a solution. You’ve offered no public action plan. No reforms. No measurable change.

You haven’t stopped violence—you’ve stopped at optics. And the city sees through it.

Let me now address Chief Teresa Theetge and CPD:
You have remained silent.

A violent parolee, flagged multiple times by the system, roamed free for months—and you said nothing. There was no manhunt, no public alert, no internal transparency, and now, no accountability.

Your silence is not professionalism.

It’s cowardice disguised as protocol.

And while you stayed quiet, here’s what the public has learned:

According to reliable sources in District 1, at 4 a.m.—the time my husband was murdered—there may have been only ONE police officer patrolling Over-the-Rhine.

Just one.

District 1 covers four neighborhoods: Clifton, Mount Auburn, West End, and OTR.

Each may have only one officer per zone. That’s it.
Let me ask you directly, Chief:
How is that public safety?
How is that safe for the officers you lead?

You say nothing while your own officers are stretched beyond capacity, left unsupported, left to patrol some of the most high-risk areas in this city alone.
If that’s leadership, it’s negligent at best—and complicit at worst.

I am demanding:

1. A full public timeline of what each agency did when Black’s monitor went dark

2. A statement from the Mayor naming specific solutions being enacted now—not vague promises

3. A public response from Chief Theetge explaining why CPD took no action between February and June

4. An audit of current police staffing across high-crime zones—and a plan to fix it

5. Public release of communication between CPD and parole enforcement

I will bring this failure into every courtroom, newsroom, and community meeting until the people responsible are forced to answer under oath.

To the citizens of Cincinnati:
This isn’t just about Patrick.
This is about you.
Your safety. Your families. Your city.
They think you’ll forget.
They think I’ll back down.
They think words are enough.
Let’s show them they’re wrong.
 
Let’s be clear: this was not a tragedy. This was negligence.

Negligence from the Ohio Adult Parole Authority, from the Cincinnati Police Department, and from the elected leaders who now speak of safety as if it’s something they’ve earned the right to claim.

"Negligence" implies a careless lack of intention.

"Malfeasance" implies deliberated malice.

So at what point does "negligence" become "malfeasance"?

 
"Negligence" implies a careless lack of intention.

"Malfeasance" implies deliberated malice.

So at what point does "negligence" become "malfeasance"?

Quite right.

What the lawyers call "malice aforethought".

How about three acts of negligence proves Malfeasance with Malice?
 


 
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