Whole Lots of Nothing to Lose

3 02 2017

Tampa

First the story.

Jimmy’s GFM.

This gives me an opportunity to bring something that’s been circulating through the back of my mind out off of my fingertips.

In many situations, when applying for a lease, by either the demand of the landlord or property manager upon issuing a lease offer, or sometimes hard-wired into law depending on jurisdiction, renters are required to have renters’ insurance.

I can seriously see at some point in the future that not only will this requirement be universal, that eventually, Section 8 vouchers will start covering premiums.  Furthermore, I can envision public pressure on companies that underwrite homeowners and renters policies that those policies cover the monetary damages as a result of the tort equivalent of violent crimes.

Because we just can’t continue to have the Ramontraes and Donates of the world running around with nothing to lose and no stake in life being able to murder whoever they want and leaving a whole household without its sole breadwinner, having to beg on GFM for money just to bury their father and then eke out an existence for a few months.





More Vindication For Your Ever-Lovin’ Blogmeister (What Else Is New?)

2 02 2017

Downtown; Jefferson City

Remember why I said Josh Hawley for AG would be my only vote for a corporeal person other than Trump?  Because of who was incoming as St. Louis Circuit Attorney, we would need a decent AG because the AG’s office would have to prosecute the ordinary black street crime that the Soros-financed shill named Kim Gardner would refuse.

Almost pure vindication:

St. Louis prosecutor says conflict caused handoff of 3 death penalty cases to attorney general

Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s office has handed off at least three death penalty murder cases to the state attorney general to avoid a conflict because a public defender who had been assigned to them now works for Gardner.

On Wednesday, St. Louis Circuit Judge Michael Stelzer approved Gardner’s motion for a special prosecutor.

One of Gardner’s top assistants, Robert E. Steele, is a former public defender who recently withdrew as the defense counsel for Dominic Arrington, Eric Lawson and Antonio Muldrew.

A spokesman for the Attorney General Josh Hawley this week confirmed the office would take over Arrington, Lawson and Muldrew’s trials. Prosecutors here already had announced their intent to seek death in those cases, but it was not clear Thursday if Hawley’s office would pursue capital punishment.

Grapevine says that this handoff was in reality way less voluntary than the way this is written would have you believe.  IOW, Hawley was breathing down Gardner’s neck.

If the Democrat would have won AG back in November, she wouldn’t have cared about this conflict of interest at all.

These would be the first death penalty cases to come out of the St. Louis City circuit since 1994.





A Time for Hobson’s Choosing

1 02 2017

Downtown; Clayton

Either you’re around dindus or around the Soros rent-a-mob.





No OSHA to Be Found

31 01 2017

Downtown

hooters-rapper

The victim in the Hooters shooting over the weekend was an up-and-coming hip hop artist.

In my day, we called them “aspiring rappers.”

If his assailant was also an aspiring rapper, then life will have wound up imitating art.

We also find out that he spent a lot of time on Faceberg Live, which is the Dindu version of catnip.  So much so that “Facebook Live” is becoming a key WRPT element.  Remember, the Chicago Four livestreamed their full confession on FBL.

In related news, it’s apparently so dangerous to be an aspiring rapper that I wonder why OSHA hasn’t intervened.





Fourteen Cents

28 01 2017

Brooklyn

WRPT.

(1) That she chimped out over the boy breaking 14 cents worth of sustenance

(2) That the man in the house is her live-in boyfriend and not the boy’s father

(3) That the boy’s biological father is in prison

If all I had was that, no names, no photos, I’d know the time of day.





Muddy Water Keeps On Flowing

27 01 2017

Chicago

Death threats, huh?

Death threats against people that are already in jail.  It would be kinda difficult to carry them out.

Their defense attorneys are just trying to muddy the water either to create a pretext for a mistrial or an appeal.  They might want to move the case out of Cook, because of pretrial publicity; problem is, their best chance to beat the rap is with a Crook County jury.

Unless the Feds step in, and I know from the right grapevine that the CPD was going to drop this file at the U.S. Attorney’s office after noon one week ago today.





Brick By Brick

27 01 2017

Lawrence, Kansas

Let’s see if the WOMYN at KU throw bricks through the windows of the athletic dorms like their SISTAHS at UVa did to the Phi House after Strolling Bone printed fake news.