Via Second City Cop:

OK, it is official: WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON IN MINNESOTA ?

Keith Ellison is the head Law Enforcement honcho in the state and he is advocating that there should not be a police investigation on rape cases. I am all for victim support, but to ignore that a rapist is out there and to impede cops to gather evidence and information is just plain idiotic. Or maybe there is a political shift like what happened in Europe where certain rape cases have to be ignored because cultural considerations.

What even worries more is the lack of shock in the faces of both females in the video: Rep. Karen Bass (D-Calif.) and  Yamiche Alcindor PBS White House correspondent for the PBS NewsHour. Then again neither one of them live in Minnesota

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Not a good omen for the fella.

AURORA, Colo. (CBS4) – The man accused of opening fire in the middle of an Elijah McClain protest on Interstate 225 faces more charges. The 18th Judicial District Attorney’s Office announced Samuel Young now faces four counts of first degree assault in addition to four counts of attempted first degree murder..
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…Young could face a maximum of 112 years in prison. His next court appearance is set for Aug. 14.

District Attorney Files More Charges Against I-225 Shooting Suspect

I am a bit surprised the additional charges were added. I was expecting no action and then a quiet deal with a reduced sentence perhaps a  misdemeanor serving full time or pleading a felony and some early release.  .

He is not going to serve the century, that is for sure. But it is going to be to the judiciary of Colorado to determine if he gets some decent prison time.  Truthfully I will be surprised if he is sentenced to anything more than 5 years,  and then getting out in half that.

Protestors on their way to harass the Seattle police chief ⁦@carmenbest⁩ at her home, encountered locals who were not in the mood to host protests in their neighborhood.

Protestor: “We are peaceful! You pointed a gun at my face!”

Resident: “That’s why you are peaceful.” pic.twitter.com/QU0FzwReNG

— Mike (@Doranimated) August 4, 2020

I find funny that individuals associated with a proven violent group decide to cover themselves with the shroud of pacifism. Bad news for them, regular people are not buying.

If they were smart, they would stay in areas they know they will get the appropriate favorable media coverage  and get away with the destruction of property, because even reporters don’t want them in their well manicured HOAs.

This is not a parody account. This guy is the national correspondent for The Week.

sales of mega-pickups, which have basically been deliberately designed to intimidate and kill pedestrians, are booming https://t.co/RpCLHH3PCE

— ryan cooper (@ryanlcooper) August 3, 2020

the trend of 6-foot grilles that create massive blind spots and pull people under to be crushed when they are hit is 100 percent a marketing gimmick pic.twitter.com/CdMKuDsL3F

— ryan cooper (@ryanlcooper) August 3, 2020

The entire WSJ article from the Tweet was written by a guy with a severe, perhaps near terminal, testosterone deficiency, most likely from a vegan diet consisting of 90% soy and quinoa.

He probably has a hatred for big trucks because the guy that fucks his wife while he’s buying kale chips at Costco drives a 2500 Denali AT4.

Cooper here is making the tacit accusation that it’s a racist hate crime to buy a big truck because you want to run over BLM protesters who are illegally blocking highways and shooting at cars.

right exactly — a truck is a useful tool, many need them for work and such! but you shouldn’t need a grappling hook to get in the damn thing. when I was in college I had a bitty 4-cylinder Toyota pickup with a full-size bed and you couldn’t get something twice that size today

— ryan cooper (@ryanlcooper) August 3, 2020

His itty-bitty four cylinder.

Sorry bub, but size matters.

My favorite quote from an engineering professor who spent his career in the  automotive industry: “there’s no replacement for displacement.”

I drove a 1996 Ranger 4-cylinder forca little bit and it wouldn’t get up to highway speed in a on-ramp petal to the metal.

Now I drive a 3/4-ton Ram.

I’m much happier.

This is some serious beta-Male whinging bullshit.

I worked hard to make the money to afford the truck of my dreams.  I love it.

If Cooper here has a problem with that he can wrap his lips around my 4-inch stainless steel Magnaflow exhaust and suck my 6.4 Hemi.

I strongly disagree with Montgomery County’s decision to mandate the closure of private and parochial schools. My full statement: pic.twitter.com/4pESSu93Tj

— Governor Larry Hogan (@GovLarryHogan) August 1, 2020

Montgomery County, Maryland is the highest population county in the state, it borders Washington DC to the north.

This is not a victory for school kids thr way many people in the replies have made it out to be.

The Governor interceded on behalf of the Washington DC elite who send their kids to top tier private schools that feed into the Ivy Leagues.

Regular middle class and working class people who can’t afford $20k or more per year in tuition, their kids are still stuck at home because the public schools won’t open.

The governor went to bat for his donor class to make sure their kids could still get into Harvard in the fall.

That’s all this is.

I found out after I named him that they get colors only when they are trying to mate (AKA horny), but the damage is done.

That is some ugly bastard.

The man has swagger. pic.twitter.com/5jKR8ax3jr

— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) August 3, 2020