Saturday, April 03, 2021

Enemy Action

 I wanted to do this post a few days ago when the info was fresher.  Then I let it go and changed my mind.  Then I saw something that changed my mind again, so here it is:

The title refers to the leftist media, A.K.A., the enemy of the people.  Except for the final example, I'm not going to bother with specific citations of which leftist source was guilty of the infractions I will present, except to say the last isn't a leftist source.  I'll deal with that when I get to it.

The first is how the trial of Officer Derek Chauvin for his allegedly being the reason massively high criminal suspect George Floyd died while in police custody.  Constant references to this trial refer to "the killing of George Floyd".  Note how I said "for his allegedly being the reason massively high criminal suspect George Floyd died".  Various news sources I've heard on radio and TV haven't used the word "allegedly" when referring to "the killing of George Floyd".  The reason journalists and their employers are supposed to use the word "allegedly" is to avoid tainting the trial and improperly influencing the jury.  Sure, the awarding of millions of dollars by the city to the "family" of Floyd...with no mention that I've seen regarding if any of those family members were actual dependents Floyd supported, like children, aging mother, etc....would surely carry such a risk of influence and news sources were irresponsible in reporting that as well.  (For the moronic, this means that a jury might figure if the city would award anything to the Floyd family...whoever they are...it's as good as an admission that their cops were definitely guilty of causing his death.)

Here, I must add that I can't guarantee that I didn't also hear this lawsuit-worthy mistake uttered from a more right-wing source as well.  But that wouldn't mitigate the reality of leftist media malfeasance. 

The next example of irresponsible behavior was presented in a montage of clips from a variety of lefty sources...and politicians, as well...presented on a recent episode of Tucker Carlson's show.   In it, they were all lamenting the horror of the Georgia legislature in the passing of their recent election integrity bill.  Aside from the lie that it is intended to suppress the voting ability of minorities, one exceptionally pernicious lie being repeated by the above usual suspects is about providing drinking water for those waiting in line to vote.  The fact is that it does allow poll workers to hand out water.  There's nothing in the bill that prevents voters from bringing along their own water and even snacks.  All of these lefty liars could have easily studied the bill to find this out, yet they chose to pretend the GOP majority of the Georgia legislature is out to hurt people and deny their voting rights, comparing them to their very own Jim Crow brethren of years past.  It one of the most egregious examples of outright lying by news sources, and the politicians they support, that's come down the pike in...what time is it now?

Finally, this one is actually on Tucker Carlson in his show of a few nights ago referencing a CNN piece by one Devin Cole writing for its website, wherein he states:

"It's not possible to know a person's gender identity at birth, and there's no consensus criteria for assigning sex at birth."  

Now, I was torn by how I regarded Carlson's reporting of this, as it is easy to mock the idiocy of such a statement, simply because one can easily tell the sex of a newborn without even having ever studied biology or human anatomy for a single second.  Then I wondered if the article was truly referring to that, Carlson was just going after low hanging fruit.  Not having any desire to look it up, I simply point to the statement itself to see two very obvious and moronic problems:

1.  The notion of gender identity is a fraud.  While I certainly understand that I'm a man, the concept of "identity" as a man is rather absurd.  It's just a given and obvious for the same reasons it's really easy to tell the sex of an infant.  The left gives credence to this fantasy ideology that one can actually be of the sex opposite of what one's biology clearly indicates one is.  The "transgender" activists like to think they'll get humanity to buy into this crap, but there's no legitimate reason anyone in the media must enable it and promote it as if true.  But the leftist media does, willingly.

2.  There is indeed "consensus" criteria for identifying the sex of a newborn, which is what the obstetrician does.  It's kind of his specialty, one might say.  The child's DNA has assigned to the child it's sex...or one might be better off saying the child's father assigned the sex via his personal donation of reproductive material during intercourse with the child's mother nine months prior. 

So point #2 is simply a matter of understanding what the CNN "journalist" means by assigning sex, though it's incredibly difficult to believe he's not simply parroting the propaganda of the LGBT activists and their enablers. 

Thus, we have three more very recent cases of the media misinforming the public, either purposely or through contemptible incompetence.  There's no excuse and the public suffers either way.  They are without a doubt enemies of the people.

10 comments:

Eternity Matters said...

Floyd had taken fatal doses of illegal drugs, but you won't hear the media tell you that. He was a career criminal, but a saint to the Left.

The "trans" thing is pure ignorance and/or malice. Mostly malice. Deep down everyone knows it is a fraud, but the Left hates the Right so much that they and their media accomplices are trying to gaslight us into thinking you can really change your gender.

And of course, the "Christian" Left is in full agreement with them and their God-mocking ways.

Marshal Art said...

Neil,

The media is on board with "the nation is racist" narrative, so convicting Chauvin before the trial is par for the course for all leftists...including leftist bloggers.

The "trans" thing is a blatant lie, there being no science that affirms it's more than mere mental defect. Honest people won't be cowed by such blatantly obvious nonsense, while still having compassion for those sad souls who suffer from the delusion.

The media's complicity in such falsehoods demonstrates they're not allies of the people.

Dan Trabue said...

Neil leads with two sentences with at least three overtly false claims.

1. Neil said, "Floyd had taken fatal doses of illegal drugs..."

It's a claim without support. Floyd HAD taken drugs but whether or not they were fatal remains to be seen. Certainly the cop's lawyers are making that argument. Others disagree.

https://www.kare11.com/article/news/local/george-floyd/evidence-details-fentanyl-levels-george-floyds-body/89-70cf8552-1810-4462-a726-077b897e7378

2. Neil said, "but you won't hear the media tell you that."

An even more stupidly false claim. I know about Floyd taking drugs. HOW do I know it? Because it was reported IN THE MEDIA.

Just a stupidly, Trumpian style false attack with the intent of trying to slander the media with his false claim.

"Thou shalt not bear false witness." "Those who slander are not part of the realm of God."

3. Neil said, "But he (Floyd) was a saint to the left."

Another stupidly false claim. We recognize he was a flawed man with a drug addiction. His drug addiction led to arrests because drug addiction has been criminalized. The man needed medical treatment, not criminalization. Same for his thefts... these were related to his addiction.

We on the Left are not saying he was a saint. We're saying he was a human being, created in the image of the God that people like you mock. The God that was killed by religious zealots/Pharisees, who emphasized law and order, not grace.

The Neils, Marshals and other pharisees on the right are glad to attack the poor and sick (addiction is a health and mental health problem). You all appear to be on the side of those who would condemn Jesus for healing on the Sabbath and would be glad to plot to use stupidly false claims to eventually kill the son of Man.

Just as you support Floyd's death and lie about the media and those who defend against people who are addicted to drugs.

And this, in a post about the media's alleged "dishonesty," which Marshal doesn't prove or support and which both Neil and Marshal bear false witness against in order to plot to kill the son of Man.

Repent, boys. It's time to pick a side that is not opposed to the son of Man.

Marshal Art said...

1. Despite disagreement over whether the level of drugs in Floyd's system was sufficient to kill someone like him with a history of drug abuse, and despite the fact that even Dr. Andrew Baker, the Hennepin County Medical Examiner admitted he wasn't saying the drugs killed him, Baker's autopsy showed no physical evidence suggesting that Mr. Floyd died of asphyxiation. In other words, nothing suggesting the knee on the neck was a causative factor. Others who reviewed Baker's report, then the footage, as well as medical people hired by Floyd's family, do not refer to such evidence regarding damage to Floyd's neck or airways, but simply insist the knee was the reason. That is to say, that I have been unable to find anything from the prosecution side that rebuts Baker's findings with regard to any effect of the knee on his neck. Without this, there can be no murder. If we allow for the possibility that a druggie like Floyd has a higher tolerance for high levels of these drugs, that isn't a guarantee that it wasn't strong enough to prevent him dying from the amount within him.

I'm also wondering if examiners on behalf of Floyd's family actually examined him in the same way the coroner did, and if so, why no mention of damage to neck and airways? Is that to come? Seems it would be the main story, then how to resolve the fact that Baker found no such damage.

Neil's statement reflects a reality. The examiner mentioned a far lower dose would be enough to label a death as an overdoes. Floyd had 3-4 times the amount normally sufficient to kill most people. Thus, it is not at all an unsupported claim, but one that is backed by the testimony of the medical examiner.

2. It's important to distinguish who "the media" is when making statements in the manner Neil did. Unlike Dan, who believes the media is as pure as the driven snow, honest people understand that there is media then there is "the media", the leftists Dan favors, who are far less journalists than promoters of the leftist agenda and narratives. It is those who will focus on Chauvin's knee and say little regarding the massive amount of drugs in Floyd's system. I personally get a far better view of all sides of any issue by avoiding the mainstream and checking various others sources. I'm not afraid of what I will find, but I am disturbed by how often I find relevant details left out or overlooked by the enemies of the people Dan loves so much.

Worse is a proven liar daring to scold anyone for what he insists is a "stupidly false claim".

Marshal Art said...

3. The left, particularly the marxist, racist BLM type morons and other race-baiters and hustlers, have made Floyd a martyr, a guy who died high as a kite as one who was "turning his life around", a guy who, perhaps unknowingly but nonetheless passed counterfeit money, a guy who resisted the lawful commands of law enforcement called to the scene because of passing bad money.

To suggest that people like Floyd, particularly with his extremely thuggish criminal record, should be treated like poor, hapless addict when breaking the law and resisting arrest is absurd. One must still be expected to abide the law, and when it comes to dealing with the cops, one is to do as one is told and deal with personal problems in pleading during trial. It's not the cops' job to decide a suspect is worthy of some kid glove treatment. Only a moron would suggest such a thing.

Nobody's mocking the guy. Referring to a thug as a thug is similar to referring to a whore as a whore and a liar like Dan as a liar. It's a statement of fact. Personally, I'd prefer whores find a more meaningful line of work and I'd prefer thugs to treat others better and likewise find a legitimate employment. Threatening pregnant women with guns in order to rob her does count in that regard.

The Dans on the left are all too willing to put at risk the law-abiding in order to pretend to give a crap about those like Floyd. Where were the Dans when he was robbing that pregnant woman? What about the store owner who is out twenty bucks because he passed a bad bill?

Only a complete asshole...that is, Dan...would dare suggest that any of us "support" Floyd's death. Again...what an asshole! And yet again, one's addiction or other personal problems does not absolve them from arrest for breaking the law.

"And this, in a post about the media's alleged "dishonesty," which Marshal doesn't prove or support and which both Neil and Marshal bear false witness against in order to plot to kill the son of Man."

I guess in Holy Week, Dan's feeling a bit sanctimonious. Too bad he's a heretic and a corrupter of Scripture, otherwise I might feel shamed by his scolding (no I wouldn't. I've done nothing wrong with my post). But everything I presented is absolutely true and easily researched. There's nothing in the post that isn't accompanied by references to where I found the info, the first regarding Floyd is all over the freaking place.

But then, Dan's a liar, and he's not even worried about lying about what is easily verified by simply reading the post, and then doing some homework. If he cared about Christ, he wouldn't lie so much.

Craig said...

https://www.nationalreview.com/corner/democratic-mayor-of-palm-beach-county-yeah-the-60-minutes-segment-is-a-lie/


No, the media just makes mistakes, they try really hard, blah blah blah.

I guess it takes a DFL public official to point out the CBS "intentionally lied" to make the point.

Craig said...

1. The coroner has been quite clear that the 11mg/L is three times what would be considered a fatal dose of Fentanyl.

2. The national, from what I've seen, has been as quiet about this as they can and still "report" the facts. The local media has given much more datail and information about this part of the story. But I do love how Neil isn't mistaken< he's telling "overtly false claims".

3. Anyone who claims that he's not being portrayed as a saintly person hasn't driven or walked ground zero, seen and heard the paeans to Foyd, didn't watch his multiple funerals, etc. Yeah, anyone who denies that Floyd's persona is undergoing significant revisions is simply choosing not to see what's out there.

Hell, just look at what's been sacrificed to maintain a public intersection as holy ground.

Craig said...

If the true measure of morality is "harm" as Dan claims, then wouldn't it be appropriate to look at the amount of harm Floyd inflicted on others? Nah, none of the things he did was his fault, not even resisting arrest, it's all someone else's fault.

Marshal Art said...

On the meantime, David Dorn is still ignored. The hundreds of black murder victims, including children, at the hands of other black people is still ignored in favor of pretending racist cops is a significant problem.

Dan doesn't oppose "stupidly false claims". He just prefers his own.

Craig said...

I posted an article by John McWhorter where he points out that virtually every case that's blown up as "proof" of racism, has an almost identical instance where the victim is white. Hell, even here look at the results of black cop shoots innocent white woman as opposed to the Floyd case. In the Damond case, it is abundantly clear that Noor was 100% at fault, that he was acting against multiple MPD practices, and that Damond was doing absolutely nothing threatening or anything to provoke being shot. She was reporting a crime, not being arrested for committing one. Yet somehow the city settled for less than half of what Floyd's family got.

It's easy to ignore the weekly carnage of dead and wounded black folks in places like Chicago or the rampant crime increases in MPLS, because they don;t help the narrative.