Comments by "Christopher Conard" (@christopherconard2831) on "Actual Justice Warrior" channel.

  1. Targeting an Asian restaurant? Sounds like a hate crime. Isn't that a crime that gets you life without parole in California?
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  2. So we've gone from "Believe all women" to "Believe the woman deserved it." Such empowerment.
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  3. Do not give theatre kids power. Do not bow to the demands of theatre kids. Do not get dragged into the world of theatre kids. It's all drama, all the time. Nothing exists until it is an existential threat. Nothing exists until it effects them. 90% of their problems are somehow of their own making, someone else's fault, and always your duty to solve for them. I dealt with and tolerated people with this mindset too long before the exhaustion became too much.
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  4. This is no surprise. Remember the "Syrian refugees" who traveled through multiple countries and refused to register as refugees. They wanted to get to Germany, Sweden, England, and Belgium because they had the best welfare benefits. They weren't fleeing from, they were running towards.
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  5. If it doesn't work out in Philly, I'm sure Supermayor will be willing to hire him. Loyalty to criminals is a big selling point for her choice of who to work with.
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  6. Almost, but her leftist training kicked in and saved her brain from the evils of logic.
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  7. Congratulations Chicago. You actually managed to elect a mayor that makes the last one look competent. That took some extreme talent. For the people outside Chicago who don't think this effects them. Chicago, and its school board will be demanding (And likely get) a bailout from the State and Federal government. We all get to pay for this sh*t show.
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  8. Congratulations to Amber on breaking another barrier. So stunning, so brave. Aren't we supposed to celebrate this kind of stuff?
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  9. At this point I'm losing sympathy for businesses that locate in places like New York. I'm reminded of the companies who relocated to China and then complained that a country with a history of ignoring copyright, patent and intellectual property laws stole their copyrighted ideas and products. They were attracted by the large population and promise of potential customers. But totally ignored the local conditions.
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  10. Mom knows he's going to keep doing this until he eventually tries to fight his way out of an arrest. Then she gets to sue the police for "what they did to he little baby boy."
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  11. "Some of my leftist friends told me to ignore him." I'm calling bullshit. We are supposed to believe the people who invented "microaggresion" as a term, and who absolutely lose their minds at imagined offenses told her to effectively "get over it". Nah, that doesn't match up with reality.
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  12. Remember when being a slumlord was considered a bad thing, not heroic?
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  13. I don't really care if someone rips my IP. Cenk's Nephew. I'll take that as permission.
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  14. Time for the wokies to feel the backlash of the normies.
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  15. People were sitting court side? Did they cross state lines to get there? We need to know!
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  16. Amazing how a description including everything up to the way they laced their shoes can be released. But forget to let you know the demographic of the suspects. Some people might almost think it was intentional.
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  17. We need our wigs and weaves. We have hair, but it ain't the straight type like those other people have. You know, the people we keep complaining about appropriating our "culture".
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  18. ​ @evilcookiekiller  Are you my landlord? Because the only thing that's gone up that high in the past few years is my rent.
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  19. Coming soon on CNN/MSNBC. This is Miguel. When he came to America he barely spoke English. Today he still, strangely, barely speaks English. But he graduated with a 4.3 (adjusted) GPA and very high SAT score. (When the 400 point bonus is added.) Yet he still can't get into his first university of choice. The university claims all applicants are judged on a multiple of factors, and his outstanding deportation order has nothing to do with it.
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  20. Police "You got yourself in the wrong place" to any assault or crime victims? All hell would break loose, and justifiably so.
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  21. Magically disappeared and reappeared in municipal pension plans.
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  22. Letting violent criminals out of prison will save thousands of lives? Wait, can someone explain the pretzel logic behind that one.
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  23. I used to follow TYT. It was primarily to get another point of view. There was a lot of "That's one way to interrupt it". After a while they went full moonbat and just started making stuff up to fit whatever narrative they were pushing that day.
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  24. Next time you hear "Why didn't someone do something?" Remember the second case. The dead guy physically assaulted two women, was in the process of doing it, and the person who "did something" gets charged. Also, he talked with the police after the incident. Your first and only words to the police should be "Lawyer".
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  25. Florida became a very popular place to flee thanks to the real estate and tax laws. Escaping the same laws they demanded for the place they left. It was the same during lockdown. They demanded everything close down in their home states. Freaked out when Florida didn't. Then immediately jumped on a flight to Florida for vacation.
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  26. ​ @toolegittoquit_001  Definitely be quick. She strikes me as the type that had half the money spent before the check cleared.
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  27. Supermayor thought she was protected from charges because she had her assistant sign all the paperwork. Surprise! When your assistant/secretary/whatever has the power to sign on your behalf, their signature is your signature. I guess she missed that part during the business law classes. It also looks like she's trying to run a ghettoriffic version of a mafia power structure where the big boss is protected by the lower bosses. It works well until the underlings decide they want to have a long chat with the feds. And her assistant seems very chatty.
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  28. Part of his plea agreement. If he testified against Rittenhouse, they'd drop the charges. Odd way of getting a witness/victim to testify. Maybe a coconspirator, but he wasn't that. My guess is that the prosecutor basically gave him a script to read in court in exchange for not charging him.
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  29. I've mentioned before, if you take away their little blue cards they read questions from it would just be a cluck fest.
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  30. I'm sure the California Bar Review will make sure she's properly dealt with. Probably given a list of other obviously guilty inmates to help. Eventually be recommended to become a judge.
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  31. California Dreaming AKA nightmare.
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  32. News story opens with "responsible for dozens of attacks". NYPD can't seem to find him. Clearly a criminal mastermind.
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  33. ​ @breecegriffith5896  Legal guardian? Whoever cashes whatever welfare checks are paid for him? Pick a term.
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  34. Check out her "bodyguards". They include a police officer that billed the city over 300 hours in two weeks.
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  35. They're all left handed?
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  36. 2:55 "At home, wondering about you, your family, will they be deported." Here, I'll make it simple. Are you here legally? Yes, you are fine. Are you here illegally or legally but under false pretenses (Also known as illegally)? Get out! Yes, you are scheduled for deportation. Maybe not today, but don't look shocked when government agents do finally get around to you.
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  37. Openly adds pronouns to name. Walk away. Starts with "Today I'm [pronoun/made up prefixes]". Run like hell, don't look back, just keep running.
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  38. Back during the Rodney King riots I asked why they were looting their own neighborhoods. They clearly have cars and Beverly Hills is a short drive away. The penalty is the same, steal some stuff worth stealing.
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  39.  @davidurban3357  A few years ago a group reprinted sections of Mein Kampf. They made minor changes to drop in a few neo feminist catch phrases. It was held up as a brave and important new work, advancing women's causes. Later, when the authors reveled what they'd done, no one admitted being tricked. All commentary and reviews were quietly removed on the grounds that the authors failed to fully credit everyone who worked on it (Adolph Hitler). One of the rules of academia is to never admit mistakes. Just don't mention the error and pretend it didn't happen. There's an old joke about a very successful economist. He successfully predicted 11 of the past three economic downturns. They only remember their successes, when they are wrong it didn't happen.
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  40. ​ @Doggo-frencton  Beat me to it.
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  41. Closing out 2024 with "Don't shoot people you disagree with". That this has to be explained is not a good sign for 2025.
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  42. This is the sort of work she used to do before deciding to go into politics. Apparently she is good at it. Being a mayor, not so much. A sign that sometimes it's best to stay in your lane.
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  43. Fire hydrants are actually designed to fight multiple fires at once. Every hydrant is hooked up to a larger system. The drop in pressure is expected, this is why many firetrucks have pumps (Oddly, called pumper trucks) to pull water through at a higher, more useful pressure. But, big but, if you run the system empty (like what happened in LA) no truck can pull something from nothing.
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  44. I have to assume this professor had to know he was heading for the door as soon as he posted these.
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  45. Even if theft is reduced in the stores, customers still have to go there. Traveling in San Francisco means playing Dodge-a-Bum almost every block. A couple years ago when retailers and business offices started closing up people claimed it was because of safety. The city came out with a pole showing that the majority of employees downtown felt safe in their workplace. "In their workplace" was the important factor, getting there and back apparently not so much.
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  46. From personal experience. I was stopped (mistaken identity) I had several police near my car. I stayed in it at first because that's what you do in Florida. When ordered out of the car I was told to place my hands on my head. That's when things started to get dangerous for me. After being told to walk backwards, and getting yelled at for turning my head to see where I was walking they started giving contradictory commands. One was telling me to stop moving and get on my knees. Another was telling me to keep walking. All police at the scene either had guns drawn, or hands on them ready to draw. Who do you obey? The guy who may shoot you if you don't do what he says, or the other guy who may shoot you if you don't do what he says.
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  47. Where the so called "victims" say they absolutely aren't and are willing to continue doing business with him.
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  48. You can leave. Just don't try to take your money with you. Basically the California plan.
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  49. ​ @spaceracer23  If he can show his rights were violated through malicious prosecution he can sue the NY AG office. The minimum he'd get would be his full legal fees (Which his lawyers will make sure to maximize.) Plus additional fees if he can show this interrupted his normal business. Depending on the decision of the appellate court, he might actually make a decent profit from the whole thing. Of course, it's all taxpayer's money and won't cost the prosecutors a dime, so they don't care.
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  50. Except the people who gave him his degree have the same views. Many also have similar bullshit degrees.
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