A motorist was attacked in his car by a mob blocking a road in Louisville.

One of the members of the mob, a convicted felon pulled a gun on the driver, and the driver drew a gun on the mob.

Louisville protesters push back after LMPD releases video of gun confrontation

After a protester was arrested Friday for pointing a gun at a motorist during a march in east Louisville, some in the crowd want to know why the driver wasn’t taken into custody as well.

Both the protester and the motorist pointed guns, according to Kentucky Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression co-chair Tyra Walker, who witnessed the encounter after a protest at Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s office.

Louisville Metro Police spokesman Lamont Washington said in an emailed statement that the driver was not arrested “because he was the victim in the incident” and no charges against him are expected.

Robin Ash, 34, was arrested without incident, according to LMPD’s Facebook post. Metro Corrections records show she faces felony charges of wanton endangerment, criminal mischief and possession of a handgun by a convicted felon.

The incident took place Friday afternoon, as demonstrators walked down Hurstbourne Parkway near Shelbyville Road. A silent aerial video released on the LMPD’s Facebook page Saturday shows a car stop in the street by the protesters, and several people walk up to the vehicle.

After several seconds, a woman runs toward the car and points what appears to be a handgun three times at the vehicle. Members of the crowd usher her away, and several seconds later she appears to hand the object to someone else walking on the street.

Another person in the crowd is seen kicking the rear of the car as others try to create distance between the driver and the people in the street.

Ash claims that she acted in self defense against the driver who was the aggressor, despite video evidence to the contrary.

This is the Gaigr Grosskreutz defense, where the armed criminal who attacked first claims self defense against the person he/she attacked.

The police posted video to Facebook.

A protester captured video which was posted online.

They claim he was trying to run protesters over be it seems like he swerved around one who was in the turning lane.

If he was trying to hit protesters, he did a bad job of it.

Now the mob is trying to doxx him.

https://twitter.com/TravisAllen02/status/1307801884481253378

They block the road, they attack his car, they threaten him with a gun, now they want to ruin his life because he defended himself and didn’t let the mob beat him up.

The mob wants you at its mercy, afraid and unable to stop them.

By the way, this man was fired by his employer for this and the Lincoln Project is taking part in the attempt to cancel this man because that’s conserving conservatism.

This is why DeSantis’ legislative push is so important, and I hope Trump does the same for interstates under DOT jurisdiction.

The people who block roads and threaten drivers with guns don’t get to claim victim status from those people who choose to defend themselves.

The media seems to have a long tradition of screwing anything gun-related.

The post “DeSantis did not shoot across the bow of Antifa/BLM, he dropped a tactical nuke.” has gone viral.  AWA sent a note about the server’s behavior.

On the 21st of September, our pearless leader made a post that was picked up on facebook such that it got a little more visibility than normal.  How much?

Yep, that is really a nearly 20 fold increase in visitors and hits on the website.
Once he noticed this he immediately contacted us to make sure we were prepared for the load.
The response? Huh?  What load?
The site/server monitoring software did not notice any load change.  It is still happily idling along.
Because of the higher visibility, we took a more careful look at the logs and found the normal used toilet paper (ass wipes).  People that attempt to break into the system through brute force.  We adjusted our filters and they just dropped away.  Even without the filters, the system didn’t notice.

None of the dread 500 errors.  No slow downs.

Happiness is a warm CPU.

I know, he is laying it thick with the “peerless” thing, but he is waiting for the check to go through 😀

All kidding aside, this has been the smoothest transition/migration the blog’s had and the sucker is also faster as hell.

Some people like Steven R. are still experiencing some issues and AWA has been taking care of it which is a reminder: if you are having problems, please let us know.

And once again, THANK YOU to all the donors that helped us get a much better home. Hell, it feels like a Coral Gables penthouse without the money laundering investigations.

And I have to remind you once again that f you need a site or move from the one you have, Troglodite LLC is AWA’s company and you can get the contact info over the column on your right.

From the New York Times:

Some Protests Against Police Brutality Take a More Confrontational Approach

Terrance Moses was watching protesters against police brutality march down his quiet residential street one recent evening when some in the group of a few hundred suddenly stopped and started yelling.

Mr. Moses was initially not sure what the protesters were upset about, but as he got closer, he saw it: His neighbors had an American flag on display.

“It went from a peaceful march, calling out the names, to all of a sudden, bang, ‘How dare you fly the American flag?’” said Mr. Moses, who is Black and runs a nonprofit group in the Portland, Ore., area. “They said take it down. They wouldn’t leave. They said they’re going to come back and burn the house down.”

Mr. Moses and others blocked the demonstrators and told them to leave.

“We don’t go around terrorizing folks to try and force them to do something they don’t want to do,” said Mr. Moses, whose nonprofit group provides support for local homeless people. “I’m a veteran. I’m for these liberties.”

Yes, a more confrontational approach.

Threatening to burn down a family’s house because they flew an American flag is more confrontational.  That’s it, exactly.

The marches in Portland are increasingly moving to residential and largely white neighborhoods, where demonstrators with bullhorns shout for people to come “out of your house and into the street” and demonstrate their support.

These more aggressive protests target ordinary people going about their lives, especially those who decline to demonstrate allegiance to the cause.

We’ve seen those videos of people screaming into the face of people who just want to eat outside in peace.

But the tactics are dividing supporters of Black Lives Matter, with some worried that the confrontational approach will antagonize people who would be otherwise be receptive to the message, or play into conservatives’ critique of the protests, which have been largely nonviolent nationally.

Yup, $2 billion in mostly non-violent damage has a way of driving opinions like that.

In Portland, Jessie Burke, who is white and owns a coffee shop in the city, said the message of the movement was getting lost as the protests escalate and target ordinary residents in their homes.

“Everyone was looking for solutions at first, but now it’s just a nightly fight that has gotten progressively more violent — and every neighborhood worries that the fight will come to their neighborhood,” Mr. Burke said. “It’s: ‘Wake up, wake up, you need to be in the street protesting if you stand for this.’”

Lindsey E. Murphy agreed. She marched with the protesters through one of Portland’s wealthiest neighborhoods on a recent night and found it deeply moving. She watched white demonstrators shouting at white residents that Black lives matter — and the residents joining in with the chant.

“The crowd was — I won’t even say mostly white — I’ll say it was an almost exclusively white crowd marching through the whitest neighborhood in Portland shouting ‘Black lives matter’ and ‘Black lives are magic,’” said Ms. Murphy, who is Black and hosts an educational children’s YouTube series. “What I was witnessing was a lamenting prayer, a cry of remorse and shame among the white people. That’s what I saw. It was healing.”

No, it is a bunch of college Marxists who have attached themselves to a slogan that they believe is unimpeachable.  They are using black lives as a cover for their naked Marxism.

“How dare you go against black lives matter? Are you a racist?  Then you must believe black lives matter.  That means accepting our principles straight out of the October Revolution.”

Mr. Green said that he opposed the destruction of property, but that he also understood it. And he believes, generally, that the more direct protest tactics in residential areas are working because they make the movement more personal, and reveal who truly supports change. If someone is against the movement, they keep their lights off or refuse to raise their fist, he said, adding that taking the debate into homes and to families is essential.

The movement is splintered in Portland between more mainstream Black Lives Matter marches and the more aggressive, sometimes chaotic antifa or black bloc protests, where demonstrators dress in black and wear motorcycle helmets or ski masks to make it difficult to identify — or later prosecute — them.

These people then went to terrorize an upper-middle class, predomnately White neighborhood called Alberta.

Neighbors in impressive Craftsman-style homes pulled down their shades and turned off their lights, though many could be seen peering out of dark windows. One woman stepped out of an expansive home looking angry; upon seeing the crowd, she quickly retreated indoors. A few young couples stood in their doorways. A Black woman driving past honked and cheered.

One white man stepped onto his patio clapping and hollering in support of the passing march. The group called for him to join. He smiled and waved them on, still clapping. They began to chant that he was spineless. He looked worried. But the march moved along, and he went back into his house.

“You’ll never sleep tight, we do this every night,” the protesters chanted.

You are either with the revolution or you are against it.  Simply not wanting to march against your neighbors is a confession of disloyalty.  Flying an American flag will get you targeted for abuse and arson.

The mob is militant, organized, and intimidating.  They know that what they are doing is criminal and use tactics to make it harder to be held accountable.

The good news is that this assault on the middle class is backfiring, that bad news is that it is predicted that it will only cause more violence and aggression if the election doesn’t go the way the mob wants.

It must have been very hard for the New York Times to admit that Antifa are people terrorizing middle-class people in their homes because of radical positions, but that tells you just how bad the situation is that they couldn’t ignore it any longer.

Mark and Patricia McCloskey got photos of them pointing guns at protesters made into holiday cards pic.twitter.com/co3wyjc4iZ

— Defund 2 Abolish (@314khalea) September 21, 2020

And the card itself:

Very nice and polite woman addressing the McCloskeys, don’t you think?

Youtube may have killed it, but it is all over Twitter

Saddleback College held a discussion on potential new mascots, so a student sent me the zoom link. pic.twitter.com/5fsvdEKGyi

— cole hersch ⑦ (@ColesTwitt3r) September 17, 2020

The name just rolls off the tongue.

Michael Bloomberg pays fines for 32K Florida felons so they can vote

Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has helped pay the outstanding fines and fees of 32,000 convicted felons in Florida so they could regain their right to vote ahead of the November election, according to a report.

The billionaire and former presidential candidate raised over $16 million for, and donated $5 million to, the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition, according to Axios.

Bloomberg’s push would benefit ex-cons as part of a 2018 state constitutional amendment allowing felons who have served their time to regain their right to vote.

Before they can regain that right, however, they need to pay any fines, fees or restitution.

How in the shit is this legal?

The purpose of paying a fine is punishment.  You committed the crime, you pay the fine.  Having someone else pay the fine on your behalf is like letting someone else sit in a jail cell while you walk free.  I have a real problem with this.

If the fine is paid explicitly so that you can vote, does the person who paid the fine not feel entitled to tell you who to vote for?

How is this not buying votes?  It clearly is, at least in an understood sense, so how is it legal?

Why is this fucker not currently being tea bagged in a Florida jail.

What the fuck is going on?

Update:

Apparently it’s not legal.

Now the ball is in Trump and DeSantis’ court.

We just saw with DeSantis’ anti-riot proposal that he has the fuzz on his peaches to stand up to the rioting Left.

Now let’s see if that fuzz will let him stand up to some piece-of-shit meglomaniac New Yorke billionaire who sends his money to Florida to influence an election.

I really hope so because this is fucking bullshit and Bloomberg needs to spend some time at FSP.