Divemedic

The Collapse

For those who read this blog last year while it was still on blogger, you may remember the “Danger Zones” list– the list of places where BLM/Antifa insurgents had gotten violence. Many of the cities that saw violence last year have calmed down since the election and the list isn’t applicable any longer.

However, in light of the reports coming out of Portland detailing how Antifa is pulling drivers out of vehicles at gunpoint, I still think that the advice for Zones 4 and 5 applies, with slightly modified definitions:

Zone 5: Occupied Zones
Areas in zone 5 are areas where the government has ceded or lost all control and has openly declared that they cannot and will not provide basic government services like police, fire, and EMS. These areas are completely out of governmental control and can best be described as being behind enemy lines. Anyone in this area is advised to leave immediately, even if this means abandoning property.

Minnesota: Minneapolis in the area of 38th street and Chicago Avenue (the area called “George Floyd Square”)

Oregon: Portland

Zone 4: Disputed Territory

Zone 4 zones are those where deadly force has been used to kill and/or seriously injure anyone who the insurgents feel are not sufficiently sympathetic or supportive of their goals. Government authority has either effectively or openly sided with the insurgents and is providing them with active support. Anyone in these areas is advised that violence is occurring and will continue to occur in these areas, and for this reason the area should be avoided. Use of force in self defense will result in arrest. Anyone living in or near these areas is advised to leave as soon as arrangements can be made.

Oregon and Washington: The entire Interstate 5 corridor from the Canadian border south to Eugene, Oregon, with the exception of Portland (which is a Zone 5).

By Divemedic, ago

Always have a gun

A woman had her purse stolen while she was at work. The ID in that purse was used to purchase and activate an iPhone at an Orlando shopping mall.

At the same shopping mall, a man purchased expensive items at Gucci and Louis Vuitton before leaving the mall to attend a party. Two men wearing ski masks and carrying firearms entered the party to rob the guests. The two criminals demanded the keys to his Lexus while also stealing a Christian Dior bag, a gold chain and a wallet from him. During the robbery, the guests complied with the robber’s demands, but one of them fired a shot anyway, killing another partygoer.

When police were investigating the robbery and murder, they discovered the illegally obtained iPhone attached to the bottom of the car of the man who had been shopping. The robbers selected their robbery victim because it appeared as though he had money, then attached the iPhone to the car as a tracking device, which they used to follow him to his destination in order to rob him.

The poor partygoer who was murdered did not do a thing other than go to a party. This is why you should carry a firearm everywhere you go.

What many in the press won’t mention is that this is a story that plays out a dozen times a day, every day, all over the country. One black man killed by another, while the media and BLM waste their time protesting drug abusers who overdose and demand that police departments be disbanded.

By Divemedic, ago

As well they should

Two Americans killed a police officer that they believed to be a drug dealer who had taken their money without delivering any cocaine. It turned out to be a police officer. They were convicted and sentenced to life. The twist? This was in Italy. The crime was carried out using a knife.

They killed someone, and didn’t use a gun. It isn’t guns that cause murder, it is a mindset that causes murder. These two will rot in a European jail. They deserve to.

By Divemedic, ago

Wait for the appeal

The courts have finally put a stop to the government forcing landlords to absorb the cost of their unconstitutional lockdowns.

That is good, because the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was also getting involved, claiming that collecting the debt from tenants who shafted their landlord was also illegal.

According to the CFPB’s analysis and other data:

Millions of families are at risk of being evicted: In December 2020 about 18 percent of renter households were behind on their rent, which means nearly 9 million households at risk of eviction. In a typical year, there are about 900,000 evictions nationwide. Over 27 percent of households with annual income under $25,000 were behind on their rent.
Stopping evictions saves lives: Research shows that COVID-19 infection rates and mortality rates were higher when eviction moratoria were removed. The CFPB’s rule will help ensure that more renters are able to take advantage of their protections and avoid eviction.
Evictions increase racial inequality: Black and Hispanic households are more than twice as likely to be tenants than white households, and they are also twice as likely to be behind on rental payments as of December 2020, according to a March CFPB report . Evictions impose substantial costs on individuals, families, and children, and having an eviction on your record can make it much harder to find a new rental property. Even an eviction filing can make it impossible for a family to locate new housing.

You see what the real reason is? Blacks are refusing to pay rent at a higher rate than whites, so evictions are racist.

The appeal will come in 3…2…1…

By Divemedic, ago