Raceology

Disclaimer: I am not advocating this type of activity which is dangerous, just documenting how relatively common it can be these days.  It's been a while since I posted fast food fights in establishments such as McDonald's featuring various Black Americans. Here I show the mayhem that is notorious in America's fast food industry this is the spring 2021 edition.  First a basic one on one brawl: The a brief fight over the counter: The YouTube video had the caption: This was at Greenmount near Waverly in Baltimore. Before the pandemic. This video features Whites as well, and is part of the tradition of Waffle House fights, as one Twitter user said, Waffle House my favourite combat sport: The quality of the video resolution is poor but this is an MMA style fast food multiple contestant style brawl with Black patrons (uploaded recently but not sure when it happened): Fast food (McDonald's?) workers Boxing match (not sure if it's recent though): This one i

 https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-court-rules-that-ontario-mental-health-program-amounted-to-assault/ As I've said before psychiatry is not science or medicine for the most part, but simply harm, and the perceived usefulness of that harm to difficult to deal with people masquerading as a branch of medicine. From its inception to the present day it has always been about two things: HARM and CONTROL. Now, an Ontario court (in Canada) has found that a former provincial "mental health program" was an assualt on vulnerable people and not a form of medicine. When will they acknowledge that the drugs they are often forcing on or pressure patients into taking a far worse than the LSD that the patients in this story were put on. LSD is far more safe and healthy than neuroleptics (so-called antipsychotics) and Lithium salts, those drugs have caused the worst epidemic of brain damage in modern day so-called medicine. Admittedly, some people in the story were kind of a

 I just learned of this case yesterday. Harold Shipman was a doctor in the UK who went on to become one of the most prolific serial killers in history, with something like 250 victims, who were generally elder patients of his that he would kill with morphine. Some think he did it for power, others for the convenience of be ridding himself of patients who he didn't want to deal with. Let this be a lesson for those that put too much faith in authority figures, and people in positions in power. They may just be assholes, and try to use the position of power to their advantage, trying to appeal to public sentiment, always view them with some skepticism. You don't want to end up a victim.

 This is an old story but I wanted to post the link here in case anyone wants to find it. This has to do with a young Black man coming up to an old White man at a gas station and stabbing him for no apparent reason, perhaps for being White? It appears that he remains at large.  https://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/suspect-sneaks-up-behind-man-stabs-him-at-miami-gas-station-police/2233738/

 There are many stories like this but the reasons I decided to post this are the particular facts of the case. First of all this female didn't seem to have very good senses about her. Why the Hell would she go with all of them alone to smoke weed, knowing they were armed and dangerous? Didn't she realize she could not defend herself? It's like literally walking into a trap.  Second of all, did you hear the dad? He was a cuck, and a terrible parent. When she met the other guy who was also in a gang, he said something like this is the guy she should be dating? No, she could find someone who was not a gang member, but aside from these skanky choices I have to say she really did have bad parenting here. Really, as i said this girl didn't have a lick of sense. 

 https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-34575019 I put this article up here to draw attention to it, since I love old abandoned buildings. If the publisher would like for me to take it down notify me, and I will do so.  Christian Richter spent his teens exploring abandoned buildings in what was then Communist East Germany. As an adult he's still doing it, but now he takes a camera to capture the advancing decay of their interiors. My childhood was surrounded by the industrial, crumbling buildings of the former German Democratic Republic - lots of ramshackle structures, and power stations. I was 14 years old when the Berlin Wall came down. It was a huge change for us. People didn't know how it would all turn out. It was very exciting - the start of something new. At first we visited the West a lot just to see what it was like, and although quite a few people moved away, I stayed. Because so many people had left, everything began to fall into disrepair. That's when I started visit