Batshit Crazy Homicidal Progressives

A federal judge says a wrongful death lawsuit from the father of a man who was shot and killed by Kyle Rittenhouse can move forward.

Anthony Huber was killed in Kenosha, Wisconsin, during unrest sparked when police shot a black man in the back.

The lawsuit claims Rittenhouse, 17 at the time, conspired with officers to cause harm to protesters.

Mr Rittenhouse was acquitted in November 2021 claiming self-defence.

Anthony Huber, 26, was shot & killed in Kenosha, Wisc. at the BLM riot. He was filmed chasing down the armed teen and hitting him when he was on the ground with a skateboard. He has a criminal history that includes charges of battery & repeat domestic abuse. #KenoshaRiots pic.twitter.com/1rvx7ltKKS

— Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) August 27, 2020

A Christian church in San Diego, Calif., that was hosting a New Year’s Eve concert with popular singer-evangelist Sean Feucht, was vandalized on Dec. 30. A window was broken and numerous messages were spray-painted on the church’s walls and property, exclaiming, “Queers Bash Back,” “F*** Sean Feucht!” “BLM,” and “Trans Rights Are Human Rights.”

The police are investigating the incident at City View Church as a potential hate crime.

Paul Ehrlich is a misanthrope who’d make you apply for a government permit to have a baby if he could.

CBS’s 60 Minutes recently interviewed Stanford University biologist Paul Ehrlich about his long-held conviction that so-called overpopulation will deplete resources, destroy wildlife, and end civilization as we know it. The nonagenarian appeared hale and hearty, prophesying Armageddon with the same enthusiasm as in his youth.

In 1982, student agitators protesting U.S. policy in Central America silenced Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick at the University of California, Berkeley, and at the University of Minnesota. Smith College told her that it could not assure her safety during a commencement address, so that address was cancelled too.

Business as usual, you may be thinking.

Progressives care more about semantics than emancipation

If 2022 has been the year of the “woman”, it is a tale with two different final chapters: one hopeful, one less so. The first is set in a distant country, where an archaic, theocratic regime threatens to be toppled by women throwing down their hijabs and demanding their emancipation. The second plays out in a more familiar setting but in an unfamiliar language; a Western nation where the word “woman” itself no longer has any meaning, its definition rewritten to include “an adult who lives and identifies as female though they may have been said to have a different sex at birth”.

Running our lives is the sort of project to which fallen humanity is unsuited

Having a close, lifelong acquaintance with the animal kingdom, from small reptiles and farm animals to dogs and cats of the large and domestic varieties, I disagree with G.K. Chesterton’s casual statement that the more one gets to know animals, the greater the distance between them and human beings appears. My own experience suggests the opposite.