Crime

Recidivism

The Loudon county tranny that raped two high school girls was convicted of two counts of sodomy. He won’t be forced to register as a sex offender. Why? The reason given was that it would hurt the boy’s chances of getting a job in the future, which would then cause him to reoffend:

The teen’s probation officer, Jason Bickmore, opposed forcing him to register as a sex offender, saying studies show teenage sex offenders required to register actually have a higher rate of re-offending. He said the aim of the juvenile justice system is rehabilitation, not punishment.

I have an idea. A father in Spokane found the solution to recidivism.

By Divemedic, ago

Crime DOES Pay

Orlando will soon be paying criminals to not commit crimes, and to counsel others to avoid crime as well. Called “neighborhood change agents,” they will be individuals who have similar backgrounds, come from similar communities as those who are at risk of committing violent crimes. They may be people who got in trouble as youth themselves, who have been arrested, and involved in gangs. According to the program:

Neighborhood Change Agents” (NCAs) who will intervene to disrupt situations when violence appears imminent, and maintain daily contact with participants, serving as mentors, case managers and life coaches. Their goal will be to pivot participants away from circumstances leading toward violence, and instead to non-violent, economically, and socially productive lives.

Paying criminals not to commit crimes. This was a program that began in Richmond, CA back in 2016. Fox News reported on it at the time. San Francisco started doing it last year.

So this year, as you are filing your taxes, remember that this is where your hard earned money is going: you are paying protection money to criminals in the hopes that they won’t kill you. I don’t even know why we need cops anymore.

By Divemedic, ago

Homicide Rate

The 2021 homicide rate for the United States is now estimated to be 6.9 per 100,000. That means that our homicide rate is now the same as it was in 1997. Since that year, the only one that has come close was 2001, with a homicide rate of 6.7, but a good deal of that was the terrorist incident on 9/11. In one year, we erased 25 years of progress in reducing violent crime.

Following emotionally-charged political lies and stoking hatred and division might have just been a bad idea. Unfortunately, the same people who sold us the bill of goods about systemic racism, reparations, white fragility, fascism, and police brutality – while telling us to ignore things like the family, fatherlessness, addiction, black-on-black crime, immigration, the peaceful protesting, and then calling us the problem.

Yes, according to them, we are the racist insurrectionists because we don’t want our kids being raped by a man in a miniskirt, nor do we want them taught that they are evil and a scourge upon the Earth.

We are terrorists for daring to demand a fair election where each person’s vote counts once and only once. We are evil because we don’t want to be worked like chattel, only to have the fruits of our labor stolen from us in order to provide others with luxuries while they sit at home and do nothing but breed.

We have had enough.

By Divemedic, ago

Need a Lawyer to Get Laid

A proposed bill in Florida will change the law concerning rape. Now in Florida, a man and a woman can have couple of drinks followed by a sexual romp, and if one of them later decides that sex was a bad idea, have the other charged with rape.

Why? Because the old law required that the victim had been drugged without their consent. Now the law will be changed so if one or both of them are intoxicated of their own free will, they are considered mentally incapacitated, and the other is guilty of rape.

The only way to get laid is to have any potential paramour sign a legal release with at least two witnesses certifying that the signatories do not appear to be impaired by any intoxicating substances.

By Divemedic, ago

He’s Looking At Me

A guy in a gym is looking at a woman. That apparently justifies her and her husband in threatening the man. It isn’t a crime to look at someone, but it certainly IS a crime to threaten someone with violence.

Chicks like this dress the way that they do because they WANT people to look at them. They just don’t want people who they find unattractive to look at them. If the man had been “hot” she would have enjoyed the attention and continued to show off for him. Because he wasn’t physically attractive, she decided to play like she was offended. These women seem to think that they can use or threaten force because a guy that they don’t find attractive dares to look at them. This is evidenced by the fact that they post videos and pictures of themselves all over the internet for people to ogle. They enjoy being the center of attention.

Back in 2011, I was standing in line in a Quizno’s sandwich shop in Tampa. The woman who was standing in line in front of me had on one of those midriff-bearing tops, and had a tattoo in the middle of her back. The tattoo was in an old English type of font, with her pants covering the lower half of the letters. I was standing in line, trying to figure out what the tattoo said when she turned around and asked me what I was staring at.

I replied that I was looking at her tattoo, and asked her what it said. Now it’s been my experience that people with tattoos love to show them off. Not this woman. She got angry and said, “Did I give you permission to look at it? Where do you think you get the right to stare at me without my permission?”

Now my natural smartass came out at that point, and I replied “What were you thinking when you put on that outfit this morning- ‘Oh, I hope no one looks at me!’ ??”

At this point, some huge guy, presumably her boyfriend, comes over and asks her if I am bothering her. She replies in the affirmative, and the meathead tells me that we are stepping outside to settle this. I tell him that there is no way that I am going outside and that I am not going to fight him, to which he replies that either I am going to go on my own, or he is dragging me outside, and he is kicking my ass whether I like it or not.

At that point, I tell him that it would be a VERY bad idea to drag me outside, and tell him that he needs to just let it go. Long story short, I didn’t have to go outside, and I didn’t have to shoot anyone.

By Divemedic, ago

Criminal Movement

Perverting the justice system. That is the intent of the left. They were successful with infiltrating and intimidating the jury in the Chauvin case. They tried to intimidate the jury in the Rittenhouse case. Now they are trying with the Daunte Wright shooting.

A communist was arrested for attempting to intimidate the judge in that case. What did he do? He showed up at her apartment building, climbed up to the 12 floor, where he presumed that she lived, and stood outside of her door with a bullhorn, shouting, “I don’t know if this is her crib. I think this is her crib right here. We got confirmation that this is her house right here. We are here for one person in particular. We demand transparency. We’d hate you to get kicked out of your apartment.”

Who is this guy? His name is Cortez Rice, and he claims to be George Floyd’s nephew. (They aren’t related.) He is the very same guy who threatened to release the names and home addresses of the jurors in the Rittenhouse case, if they didn’t vote to convict. He was also arrested for that offense. Why he is out on bail, I have no idea. Born in 1989, here is his criminal record (as near as I can find, but public records in Minnesota only go back 15 years, then they are sealed):

  • In Minnesota in 2010, he pled guilty to riding in a car without permission and was sentenced to 20 days in jail and 1 year probation.
  • In Wisconsin during March 2013, he was convicted of forgery (dismissed), Theft of less than $2500 by false representation- three counts (guilty plea), and theft of mobile property (dismissed). Sentenced to 24 months’ probation, suspended sentence. Sounds like a plea deal.
  • In Wisconsin during May 2013, he pled no contest to theft by false representation of less than $2500 and was given a suspended sentence of 24 months’ probation. Another plea deal.
  • A week later, he was in court again, same deal as the last one.
  • In Minnesota, he was convicted of accessory to misdemeanor robbery and was sentenced to time served plus three years of probation.
  • While on probation for the robbery, he was arrested and was sentenced to 5 years in jail in Minnesota for committing a crime of violence with a firearm in 2017, his first felony, thanks to a long list of plea bargains. At least some of his sentence was stayed. He also got 5 years’ probation.
  • He doesn’t turn up again that I can find until he began protesting during the George Floyd circus in the summer of 2020.

We are facing a movement of violent criminals who are being used as foot soldiers in a communist insurgency. Everyone that Rittenhouse shot had a criminal record. What are the odds that he shot the only criminals involved?

This is what we are facing. Be prepared.

By Divemedic, ago