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Posted by: LateForLunch ®
08/20/2022, 04:28:53
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The orgy of violent crime that has expanded with the defunding of law enforcement agencies led by democrat politicians has continued to worsen every day.
For example, in a twenty-four hour period from Thursday to Friday morning there were three people murdered in Echo Park, Beverly Grove (Bevery Hills) and Torrance car-to-car shootings. Then more "resistance" of law enforcement by some speeders who failed to yield to a traffic stop by officers who sped off on surface streets near L.A. airport at nearly 100 MPH, ran a stop sign (even though they were not being chased) broadsided another vehicle killing two instantly with a third going to the hospital in critical condition who may also die.
Recently another H-Wood celebrity broke with the lockstep of radical socialist anti-conservative fanatics when his boxing coach, a well-known, widely-loved man was gunned down DRT outside a marijuana shop in Los Angeles. The actor expressed horror and astonishment that the violent crime statistics have skyrocketed and demanded that "the people in high places do something about it!" Good luck with that, bub.
The powers that be are perfectly happy to let "the little people" die in their "social experiment" in eliminating law enforcement in big cities by no longer requiring cash bail even for violent crimes, and by reducing all but the most egregious violent crimes to misdemeanors creating the "revolving door" at the jails, where some criminals have been arrested, booked and released without bail more than five times in a single twenty-four hour period.
I'm fairly sure that when people voted for 'Crats to run things, they did not believe that what they were voting for was utter chaos and lawlessness across the entire state of Mexifornia.
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Posted by: robertb ®
08/20/2022, 19:28:09
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Many (most?) of those voting Crat do want freedom from the law. They have been conditioned to think they are the victims and the law is against them.They want the government to give them more programs and assistance. They want to blame The Man on why their life is not going well. Personal responsibility has been erased.
Each time things get worse, they vote for the further appeasement of the guilty, because it isn't the fault of the guilty any more than their lack is their own fault. They fully believe the system is against them, so down with the system. That they fail to understand the full consequence doesn't make them a contributor to the problem.
And of course the ruling elite understand but they also understand they need more strife to get more power. The elite think they can ride it out long enough for them and their kids to benefit and don't worry about it not being sustainable.
The Roman senate knew that they had to placate the mob, and as long as they did, they could live the life of luxury. The current ruling class is in the exact same situation.
The little people are expendable. After all, they will just make more of them. So long as the elite are not infringed on, it is of no consequence. Case in point your above celebrity. It wasn't until his friend personally suffered did he even see there is a problem.
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Posted by: LateForLunch ®
08/20/2022, 20:03:33
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Sometimes it's not what you say but how and when you say it. I'm guessing that he wanted to speak out a long time ago, but only when a widely-acknowledge great person he knew was snuffed did he have the PR legitimacy.
We are of course speaking in terms of the mass perception of social media etc.
The hypocrisy you mention above is 100% authentic in most H-Wood ACFs. They are all morally retarded in that sense. You see this repeatedly in their behavior. There is admittedly a thin line between neurotic narcissistic indifference and healthy enlightened self-interest.
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Posted by: LateForLunch ®
08/20/2022, 13:53:24
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Generally, when a body is found on fire it's considered a homicide (murder) since most people do not set themselves on fire (unless they are Buddhist monks protesting the Viet Nam war). The location was not far from the street where two innocent people were murdered in a car crash by a criminal in a Cadillac fleeing a traffic stop (Manchester Blvd).
Recent reports on the hospitalized survivor of the car crash early Friday morning is they will not survive (burns) making the total seven in thirty six hours (one murder every five hours).
Liberalism is not just a bunch of harmless clowns without make-up doing college class experiments in radical government, they are horribly, lethally dangerous - to themselves as well as everyone else.
Modified by LateForLunch at Sat, Aug 20, 2022, 13:58:31
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Posted by: LateForLunch ®
08/21/2022, 13:31:33
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So we are near the 84-hour mark with (9/12) homicides*, running @ (1) every 8 hours ('slow weekend). There are still many long hours until midnight and three of those injured may not survive. FYI the ongoing tally started at 12:00 AM last Thursday.
Any bets that we will get through the rest of Sunday without another homicide in Lost Angeles? I will take that bet on the side of "yes" and give two-to-one odds.
* Three of the injured hospitalized have been wounded so horribly that they may die, which would raise the tally by (3).
Modified by LateForLunch at Sun, Aug 21, 2022, 14:22:59
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Posted by: LateForLunch ®
08/22/2022, 12:25:23
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In the last post, I screwed-up the sentence (my editor is SO fired!!) - I meant to post that it was a 2-to-1 SAFE BET there WOULD be another homicide before midnight. Grimly believing it more likely than not considering the previous 84-hours of lethal mayhem. This sadly was the case.
It was another straight-up 187 (murder) in the only-partially-lovely town of Long Beach. Officers were called to shooting, found adult black male lying in the street DRT (dead right there).
No suspects in custody (and probably never will be).One of the unreported changes in law enforcement is that the clearance-rate for murders has been steadily declining (now below 50%) - as fewer and fewer people are willing to cooperate with police. No, they choose to be part of the "resistance" movement which does not want effective, strong law enforcement.
Homicide investigation ongoing after man found shot to death in Long Beach - CBS Los Angeles (cbsnews.com)
Long Beach was a place I spent some time as a boy - there was parking to be had, clean showers and restrooms (ZERO vagrants hanging around circa 1966) near a place known as Terminal Island. The sand was fairly clean and it was well-policed as I recall. Sometimes a little tar on the feet but that was all. The water was cold and there was a riptide, so swimming was problematic. But it was a decent enough beach to do what people do on beaches.
The surrounding community was of course hotels, then the sort of run-down neighborhood you find in Pasadena when you wander onto the wrong streets. Nice residential neighborhoods bordering gang-infested poverty-shacks surrounded by chain link fence (to contain the pit bulls) dead lawns/healthy weeds and (forgive me) porch monkeys (of all colors) plus wheel-less junker-cars up on cinder-blocks installed in the front and back yards.
Belmont Shores (a wealthy marina/mansion enclave) is right next door with a murder-rate hovering around zero. Long Beach murder-rate is one of the highest in the state with lots of 'bangers as high as they can get on whatever is cheap.
Modified by LateForLunch at Mon, Aug 22, 2022, 13:56:35
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Posted by: LateForLunch ®
08/22/2022, 19:28:00
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Police investigating after body was found in El Sereno - CBS Los Angeles (cbsnews.com)
Report of a man shot brought officers who found victim lying in the street, paramedics could not save him. Happened at the 109-hour mark.
That is one homicide every 10 hours. 'Slowing down now that the weekend is over. Only one homicide out of the eleven (with three victims still critical in hospital who may die) was justifiable (self-defense), all the rest were murders.
Lost Angeles (sic) is on track for another record-breaking year for homicides/murders with an average of one every twenty-four hours. In the first six months of 2022 (Jan-June) there were 181 homicides (almost exactly one per day) - the rate has actually increased in the additional two months since June.
Those who believe the increase in murders is simply a coincidence and has nothing to do with the defunding of law enforcement or the flaccid limp-wristed radicalism of sociopath-in-a-suit, DA George Gasconvict, are deeply deluded or willfully lying (perhaps even to themselves).
Modified by LateForLunch at Mon, Aug 22, 2022, 19:44:40
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Posted by: LateForLunch ®
08/24/2022, 22:53:55
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Burbank police investigating fatal double shooting - CBS Los Angeles (cbsnews.com)
This occurred on Monday, not reported by LEOs until now because it was still under investigation. Nearing the seven-day mark.
There was another near-fatal shooting in a car-jacking attempt in Boyle Heights (gang-dominated LEO no-go zone). The driver shot at close range through the driver's side window but survived. If I were him, I'd go to church.
There was also another homicide (#14 was self-defense) in Riverside, when a man got into a shootout with home invaders, killing one and getting slightly wounded himself. It's sort of amusing how CBS writers tried to make this out to be a "burglary" demonstrating the writer's ignorance of the law. A burglary is when a criminal enters an UNOCCUPIED place to steal things of value - a ROBBERY is when a criminal enters an occupied place to steal things. There is a crucial difference - shooting a burglar is not usually legal, but shooting a robber often is. This was clearly a robbery. The headline is contradictory - there is no such thing as a "home-invasion burglary". If someone is at home when thieves enter, it's a robbery not a burglary - and you can legally shoot the motherfathers.
That makes an average of two homicides per day over the last seven-day period (all but two of them murders) still with hours to go until midnight. Unless there are more murders/homicides before midnight, this will conclude the monitoring of the greater Lost Angeles area mayhem for now.
The anti-law enforcement movement has caused this far more than any other factor. Violent criminals no longer fear of the law, so naturally they are coming out to play.
Like the latest fashion Like a spreading disease' Getting strapped on the way to the classroom Getting weapons with the greatest of ease
By the time you hear the sirens It's already too late One's in the morgue and the Other's in jail One got wasted and the Other's a waste.
Hey! Man, you talkin' back to me? Hey! Bring 'em down You'd better keep 'em separated Hey! Man, you disrespectin' me? Hey! Take 'em down! You'd better keep 'em separated Hey! Hey!Don't pay no mind It's only L.A. you won't be doin' any time! Hey!Hey!Hey! COME OUT AND PLAY!! - Offspring (rock band)
Modified by LateForLunch at Wed, Aug 24, 2022, 23:21:17
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Posted by: LateForLunch ®
08/25/2022, 17:43:29
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Stabbing investigation underway after man found stabbed to death in Downtown Los Angeles - CBS Los Angeles (cbsnews.com)
That's (15) homicides in only seven days in the L.A. metropolitan area (includes Riverside). Two of those homicides were not murders (self-defense).
What's interesting is that in just a random monitoring, there were two cases of self-defense in which the shooters might well have died if they hadn't had a weapon to defend themselves. This directly and strongly contradicts the hoplophobic paranoid claim that firearms are almost never used for self-defense.
Bullshit. There's the proof right there in cold statistics - 17% of death-by-firearms above were innocent people protecting themselves effectively. So, I call BULLSHIT!!
Modified by LateForLunch at Thu, Aug 25, 2022, 18:34:58
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Posted by: LateForLunch ®
08/27/2022, 18:58:09
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Another interesting thing vis-a-vis the hysterical hoplophobic mantras is that about 30% of the murders reported above were with weapons OTHER THAN FIREARMS (vehicles, stabbing, bludgeoning). More evidence that the reality of murder is when someone is committed, they find a means to murder - even if a firearm is not easily available.
Modified by LateForLunch at Sat, Aug 27, 2022, 18:59:00
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Posted by: LateForLunch ®
08/28/2022, 18:42:40
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If L.A. had the same homicide-rate as Baltimore (figured per-100K population) there would be five or six murders per-day in Lost Angeles.
L.A. metro population is around 13 million (or about 16 million if you include Riverside County which is between L.A. and San Diego).
I get the impression from a criminological POV, Baltimore is really part of one super-large metro area which includes DC and surrounding enclaves in other states (Virginia, Maryland) so the borders are really just imaginary.
In Mexifornia, each major metro region is somewhat separated geographically from the others (L.A., San Diego, San Francisco/Oakland, Sacramento, Bakersfield, Humbolt, etc).
Modified by LateForLunch at Sun, Aug 28, 2022, 18:46:53
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