One more reason to despise Google

Like many, I’ve been following the Rittenhouse trial. I recently came across an article alleging that prosecutors withheld a vital piece of information in the form of surveillance drone video (the defense received a low-resolution version, but the prosecutors had a much higher resolution version available for themselves). Naturally, how the low resolution version came into existence at all is an interesting question.

One internet-based news source claims that video evidence shows video compression software installed on the prosecutor’s laptop – software that could have been used to produce the low-res version of the drone video provided to the defense. Supposedly, it shows the Windows desktop of the prosecutor’s laptop. Unfortunately, the video of the prosecutor’s laptop has been placed on YouTube – and YouTube has decided that this is age-restricted content only available to registered and identified users.

Now, what in the hell could be age-restricted in a video of the prosecutor’s laptop? Pornography, maybe? I think not – that would be an even bigger story than withholding evidence from the defense. No, the only reason I can think of to make content age restricted – that is clearly not obscene or violent – is so that Google can force people to identify themselves.

Google’s willingness to “censor” speech in furtherance of their political agenda and social engineering goals under the guise of quashing “misinformation” (pronounced “information we don’t want you to know”) makes me extremely nervous. Tagging politically charged videos as “age restricted” (for no legitimate reason) enables Google to track who’s interested in specific issues – like gun control – so that that they can use their propaganda machine to then change their position (think targeted ads and suggested videos). This scares the hell out of me. It also pisses me off.

Google’s attempts to force people to identify themselves before viewing videos that could expose their political or ideological beliefs is disturbing to me – and should be to you, too. But, alas, people are stupid…

Biden regime seeking control over the press?

I agree with the ACLU – this is troubling. It’s also reminiscent of the tactics used in 3rd world countries to bring the press under control:

ACLU warns of ‘precedent’ set by DOJ raid of Project Veritas: ‘Serious consequences’

I learned as a child that America was a Republic. I guess now we’re a “Banana Republic”…

“White ignorance” wins elections?

You’ve got to love when MSNBC has a meltdown:

Glenn Youngkin’s victory proves white ignorance is a powerful weapon

Overall the post is incredibly racist (it’s MSNBC – who knew? 🙂 ). Here are some of the more interesting quotes from the article:

“… intellectually lazy people — many of them white …”

“… along with the backing of some white voters …”

“… last week, his campaign released an ad featuring a white mother …”

“… his campaign settled on a game plan that seemed to resonate deeply with white voters …”

“… discovered that this contingent of angry, willfully ignorant white people …”

Rule # 1: People are Stupid

And politicians doubly so:

Common Dreams: ‘Two $1 Trillion Coins’: Rashida Tlaib Proposal Calls on US Treasury to Fund Coronavirus Recovery From US Mint

Wait, wait… I’ve got an idea! Let’s print a whole bunch of these coins and let everyone in the U.S. retire! We can just keep buying our stuff from China for cheap and live like kings! it’s not like we produce anything anymore, anyway…

More “…stupid is as Seattle does….”

165 lucky homeless people in Seattle will be able to live in a nice high-rise apartment building paid for with taxpayer money. I wonder who will get to pick which homeless people calling Seattle home get to live there?

From homeless tents to penthouses with views

But the real question is: What about Seattle’s other 11,835 homeless people (and the many more who will migrate there for the free housing)? Let’s do the math that the public schools won’t teach our children for fear they’ll figure out that this can’t possibly work:

$50,000,000 to house 165 people
= $303,030 per homeless person

12,000 homeless people in Seattle x $303,030 per homeless person
= $ 3,636,360,000 (That’s 3.6 BILLION dollars!)

$3,636,360,000 divided by Seattle’s population of 737,015
= about $5,000 per resident (man, woman and child)

And if only the “rich” 1% pay:
$3,636,360,000 divided by 1% of Seattle’s population, or 7,370
= about $500,000 per “rich” person

Yeah… seems like a good deal to me.

Talk about stupid

This is dumb on so many levels:

San Francisco will pay would-be criminals to not shoot people

OK, so here’s how stupid this is: Do you really think that the criminals expect to be caught for shooting people? And if they don’t expect to be caught for shooting people, then why not take your money, too? I mean, really – if they get caught for shooting someone, do you think their first thought will be “Damn – now I have to give back that $300…”?

Here’s what one person was quoted as saying in response to this new program:

“For many young people, it will be Christmas in … October,” he said, saying those involved will “make it a lucrative hustle, and we will not reduce crime.”

Duh; it just teaches them a new extortion hustle. Who’d have thought?

Idiots!

Just what did you think would happen? We’d all somehow be made better off by “free” government money? When are you idiots going to realize that nothing is “free” and that “government money” is an oxymoron?

Meet Skimpflation: A Reason Inflation Is Worse Than The Government Says It Is

I guess that liberal education was good for something after all: creating mindless socialists drones, incapable of questioning the government or its propaganda and too stupid to know why they should. But now, people, it’s time to face the ugly truth using that “racist” math you were never taught (probably so that you couldn’t see the false logic of the socialist liberal argument). And here it is:

When people do not produce but are paid anyway, the availability of goods goes down while the money supply remains the same or increases. There is only one possible outcome when the same number of people are vying for a reduced quantity of goods with the same amount of money: inflation.

I know, I know; the government said we’d all be better off. Well, aren’t we? Isn’t this what you wanted your socialist agenda to bring about: equality for all? Aren’t we all equal now as we each scavenge for hard goods, toilet paper and food? Oh, wait; you wanted us all to be brought up to the same level, not down? Sorry, son – you can’t do that with free money. Why? Well, if everyone is paid not to work, who will work to produce the goods you so desperately want/need?

Welcome to socialism. Enjoy your stay. F**king idiots.

 

And THAT’S how Capitalism works…

Fed up with large companies controlling an industry? Compete! That’s what America and Capitalism is all about. You are limited only by yourself (rather than the government):

Ranchers launch effort to build own meat plants to fight against low beef prices

These ranchers saw that a few large slaughterhouses were controlling prices, pushing down cattle values while reaping large profits in the processing and distribution end of the market. The ranchers used capitalism to fight back: they banded together to form their own processing and distribution company.

Welcome to America.