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[arcticdementor]

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[folkandfork]

#Repost @aestheticaeuropa with @get_repost ・・・ "Persona Non Grata." Tommy Robinson was arrested for nothing today, but I am sure he will not be silenced. He literally did nothing but film a video report at a courthouse, on public property; He is to serve 13 months in prison (which depending on prison arrangements could very well place him in danger) for simply reporting on a Muslim child grooming gang trial. The UK continues its steady transformation into a capricious totalitarian state. He was arrested, tried, and sentenced within one hour. Never has "justice" occurred so swiftly, has it? The UK government now has a long track record of suppression of speech, denial of free assembly, and other violations of the natural freedoms of its own citizens. You may not agree with Tommy Robinson's views. He doesn't even have full identitarian views. But being arrested for no reason— any reasonable person should object to that. #freetommy #freetommyrobinson #personanongrata #ukisatotalitarianstate #suppressionofdissent #anarchotyrrany #uk #europa #europe #identity #identitarian #vaporwave #tommyrobinson

[arcticdementor]

Here in Anchorage

We’re all being subjected to the various lockdown measures (which, even as the state governor tries to get things back open before our already poor economy ends up entirely collapsing, our left-wing San-Fran-Wannabe mayor keeps fighting to make them more stringent)… except for those people I still see out in public, gathering unmasked in their usual huddles, no social distancing, passing around open bottles, with nary a peep from the very same authorities that are eager to descend on anyone else with an interrogation about what we’re doing out of doors.

I’m speaking of our (mostly-alcoholic, mostly-Native) homeless “unhoused” population (the ones whom we converted our sports arenas into temporary shelters for).

[arcticdementor]

When you hear defund the police, you seem to think there will be no method of armed enforcement. That isn’t how it will be at all. You will have community outreach centers, which will offer bread and circuses for the black mobs and tactical response teams that look like special operations units to deal with whites defending themselves. Anarcho-tyranny institutionalized and paid for by your taxes. You resist any indecency, insult, or imposition and you get peaceful rioters peacefully throwing molotov cocktails at your business and peacefully looting your inventory while heavily armed community outreach officers prevent you from violently defending yourself from the pavement apes peacefully beating you with the lumber and masonry the community outreach team members provided for that peaceful purpose.

Theshadowedknight

[arcticdementor]

A top government official in France has admitted that draconian lockdown measures being imposed on the rest of the population shouldn’t be implemented in the country’s migrant-heavy ghettos in order to prevent riots.

In a letter leaked to magazine Le Canard Enchaine, French Secretary of State to the Ministry of the Interior Laurent Nunez advises, “It is not a priority to enforce closings in certain neighborhoods and to stop gatherings.”

In a separate video conference call, Nunez told other officials that restricting movement and shutting down shops in France’s infamous banlieues risks igniting violent social disorder if enforced too rigorously.

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“This undermining of the laws that Macron declared as essential, this clear disregard for the population as a whole, comes at a time when police, ambulance and firefighters face record levels of hostility when they venture into the suburbs where gangs set cars on fire then attack them when they arrive to help,” writes Damian Wilson.

As is illustrated in the clip below, whenever police attempt to enforce quarantine measures, or indeed any other act of law enforcement, in migrant-heavy areas, they are immediately surrounded and intimidated by gangs of migrants. It’s not uncommon for fire trucks and ambulances to be attacked in these “sensitive” areas.

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As Breitbart reports, migrants in European cities across the continent simply do not respect the lockdown or the police officers trying to enforce it.

Police in the migrant area of Seine-Saint-Denis in Paris say they are overwhelmed by the number of people who refuse to stay indoors.

“We are not going to give up. But we also know where these people live and how they live. Strict containment, for them, is just impossible,” one officer explained.

[arcticdementor]

Law enforcement transitioning before our eyes. From protecting law-abiding citizens from criminals to protecting criminals from the racist malice of law-abiding citizens and police officers.

Nick Land

[arcticdementor]

Many years ago access to my then place of work was blocked by a picket line. There were cops milling about, keeping an eye on things. As I sat in my car waiting to be handed a pamphlet, one of the cops meandered by. I asked him "Officer, if I showed up tomorrow morning and roped off Bronson Avenue, what would you do?" He replied "I would arrest you, sir." So I pointed at the picket line, and asked "what's the difference?" His face turned to stone, and he walked silently away.

Ed

[arcticdementor]

The latest story of the Big Fail known as bail reform comes from New York. There, 21-year-old MS-13 gang member Eusebio Jax-Mejia was arrested on January 1, then released two days ago -- only to be arrested the very same day for the very same crime.

My friend Ashe Schow reports that Jax-Mejia was arrested the first time "after stealing a vehicle from Dutchess County and then giving Walton police a fake name." The charges were pretty serious according to WBNG, including "criminal possession of stolen property in the 3rd degree, a class D felony and false impersonation, a class B misdemeanor."

It sure seems like somebody knew how to ring in the new year in a big way, but Jax-Mejia wasn't quite done. Mere hours after his bail-free release, Jax-Mejia was in police custody once more for stealing yet another car, this time from right outside the Delaware County Public Safety building. The new charge, filed it seems while the old charges were still warm, was for class-D felony "grand larceny in the 3rd degree."

The Democrat-dominated New York State Assembly passed the reform last year as part of the state's annual budget, and it was signed into law by reform proponent Governor Andrew Cuomo. The new law eliminated "cash bail and pretrial detention for most low-level offenses." What that means is, many accused criminals are now free to hit the streets before their arraignment or trial based on nothing more substantial than their signature.

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On Saturday, the New York Post ran a crime story headlined: "Controversial bail reform springs serial robbery suspect — who then pulls off fifth heist." Gerod Woodberry was under arrest for his suspected involvement in no fewer than four bank robberies. Released under the new law, Woodberry -- you guessed it! -- (allegedly) robbed another bank the day after his release. He's still wanted by police, who will only have to release him again should they catch him again. According to a Fox News report by Talia Kaplan, Suffolk County Sheriff Errol Toulon Jr. said that "one of the most concerning things" is that law enforcement wastes resources rearresting people on the catch-and-release system.

Or maybe police will just shrug their shoulders and ask "Why bother?" about catching known crooks who will be right back out on the street in a day or two?

Also in New York this week, Jonathan Flores-Maldonado was killed by a repeat drunk driver, Jordan Randolph (allegedly). Randolph had been released without bail following his arrest for tampering with a court-mandated ignition interlock device. The device was supposed to prevent him from driving drunk, for which he'd already been convicted three times. Keeping his ass in jail would have prevented him from driving at all.

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The situation has gotten so bad, so quickly, that Governor Cuomo is already backing away from the law he once supported, but hasn't yet committed to anything in particular.

In Democrat-dominated California, they didn't just eliminate most bail, under last year's Prop 47 they reclassified stealing anything under $960 and other nonviolent offenses as misdemeanors rather than felonies.

Can you guess what happened next? Of course you can.

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In San Diego, NBC-7's Jackie Crea reported on a similar crime wave last November. Crea quoted a local 7-11 franchise owner complaining that shoplifting has become "unbearable. It’s out of control. You will have the same guy coming in five times a day, picking things out." The owner, Jassi Dhillon, described it as "a lifestyle" because "we can’t do anything much except take the loss." El Cajon Mayor Bill Wells told NBC-7 that on the off chance that a police officer actually does ticket a shoplifter, the ticket "usually ends up in the trashcan" because criminals know that they can't be treated as criminals under Prop 47.

Rob, rinse, repeat.

Just another case of Blue State voters getting what they asked for, good and hard.

[arcticdementor]

I'm not sure that anyone should be particularly comforted by the most charitable explanation being that the people in charge were just completely incompetent in a fashion that seems like it's pretty convenient for some pretty powerful people. That seems like it lines up with anarchotyranny pretty well - we have a government that's too incompetent to accomplish basic tasks, but plenty powerful to make your life hell if you're not powerful.

“Spectralblr”

[arcticdementor]

•17 teenagers assault 19-year-old lifeguard and her father in Philadelphia, when she suspended a mother's child for breaking one of the rules. •60 teens vandalize, loot store all at once a week prior. •A dozen or so kids kids do the same thing at another store the day following that incident, while throwing ice at customers. •In April, 6 teenagers assaulted and robbed an old man •In May, a woman randomly attacked by 6 teenagers •Man brutally attacked for no reason by group on bus, also in June •70-year-old man sexually assaulted and robbed on Philadelphia street •Group of teens fracture man's jaw in robbery last month Am I crazy for thinking that roving gangs of teenagers and young men attacking people at random is kind of a big deal, and deserves national scrutiny? I happened to see the pool incident article, and reading through it linked me to so many mores incidents... 60 teens looting a Walgreens and assaulting employees is so unacceptable as to warrant a specific action plan, no? That's 60 people, all working together to vandalize, loot, and assault store employees. I mean I knew things were bad in cities, and I've heard about "groups of teens" in Chicago and Philadelphia, but holy shit, 17 is a lot of people, but 60 is too many to actually wrap my head around. I can't fathom how this isn't a national talking point. We're essentially talking about roving bandit gangs terrorizing cities. I was in Philadelphia last year for a music performance, and I found it odd that I couldn't find much open after ~10pm except a hotel bar. Well, I think I know why that was now! Apparently you have literal Skyrim bandits running around, except there's 60 of them. Edit sheeze I didn't even see this one: a week ago, gang of teenage girls going around assaulting strangers and filming it. Also Philadelphia. Just Philly. What the heck man. This one seems somewhat racially motivated too, as they are only assaulting non-Blacks. edit 2 apparently I've missed quite a trend, as in 2016 you had 200(!!!) teens coordinate an assault on Temple University students, one girl being hospitalized.

“penpractice”

[arcticdementor]

Most striking is the lack of redress from these miscarriages (a misnomer if ever there was one, given the womb of justice was so clearly barren from the outset). Do the randy female amnesiacs get hauled up for wasting police time? Of course not. They still enjoy class victimhood if not de jure victimhood; just as the men are tainted by class guilt even when acquitted. Do the cops start investigating themselves for withholding evidence? Hell, no! They’ve got rapists to catch!

Unless those rapists happen to be Pakistanis queuing up staircases to have a go on a drunk, drugged, and heavily traumatized early teen, of course. In that case, British cops are happy to consider it as consensual. Keep up!