Category: rope-selling capitalists

Looks Like I Picked the Wrong Week to Quit Sniffing Glue

FAA’s diversity push includes focus on hiring people with ‘severe intellectual’ and ‘psychiatric’ disabilities [More]

And not just the FAA…

We realize when flying you have choices, so we’re working on taking those away from you.

Noting its original meaning, does it mean anyone who doesn’t worship DEI is a heretic to be reviled, cast out, destroyed…?

[Via Jess]

The American Society of Magical Rope-Selling Capitalists

‘American Society of Magical Negroes’ trailer sparks anger for saying ‘White people’ are most dangerous animal [More]

I’d like to see the white “leadership” that sanctioned this have their limos drop them off in the inner city and start telling the denizens there to make them happy or else.

I’ll be interested in checking this out when the time comes.

I’d like to predict it will be a bomb, but a quote by H.L. Mencken comes to mind, and no shortage of white Democrats will feel virtuous about attending and then bragging about it.

The Philadelphia Story

The Philadelphia Police Department (PPD) has deployed SHOTPOINT®, Databuoy’s life-saving gunshot localization and detection system, to help reduce gun violence throughout the City of Philadelphia. [More]

So… how many lives has it saved, and how much “gun violence” has it reduced?

Or are we just talking about another boondoggle to reward favored lobbyists with tax plunder and make it look like the city fathers have a grip on things? Any bets on seeing a pronounced and attributable dip in the numbers, or will it work as well as the paid snitch program?

Another thing I can’t tell: Is the person who wrote this a “real reporter” or a PR flack, and what’s the difference, anyway?

And not to stir up trouble or anything, but with all the emphasis Philly puts on DEI, do these people look a little white to you?

Rope-Buying Communists

Two of the plaintiffs in the case are led by Sister Judy Byron, an anti-gun activist who recently participated in drafting a statement from the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, where “investors representing $634 billion in assets” called for pressure on gun manufacturers and companies associated with them “to review their operations, supply chains and policies and take meaningful action on this public safety concern.” [More]

So by buying shares they fraudulently entered into a contract with the premeditated intent of filing lawsuits, undermining the board, eroding profits, and devaluing shares…? And majority stockholders don’t have a complaint against them…?

[Via Bluesgal]

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