Category Archives: Power Trip

The Biggest Gang In Denver

You may already know that I’m a huge critic of American police. I think police, as an institution, is evil and unAmerican. It ought not even exist. I have called police as a gang repeatedly on this blog, which you can see multiple examples of by clicking here.

I’m astonished to find out that the Denver police agree with me on this topic. The Denver PD is the biggest gang in Denver. They are the biggest by personnel, by funding and by amount of theft and evil committed, by far. If they ceased to exist, there would be far less crime in Denver, because they are the biggest criminals. The private criminals couldn’t compete with the cops, even if they were allowed to run free. In the video below, you see this man, whose life has been ruined by these evil thugs, explain how a Denver cop admitted to him that they’re the biggest gang in Denver.

The Murder of Jerame Reid

People say Jerame Reid was murdered, and conservatives say, “If he had obeyed the police, he wouldn’t have been shot.”

Maybe man’s law says if the cop feels a little bit scared he can just empty his clip into someone. But that’s not God’s standard. Anyone who shoots an unarmed man who isn’t even attacking is a murderer. These cops may evade justice in a country with unjust laws, but they won’t evade God’s justice. The blood of Mr. Reid will cry out from the ground to God for justice. If cops are so skittish and afraid, maybe they should become hairdressers.

The other thing conservatives say about this is, “He had a gun in his car.”

Guns are legal in this country. Conservatives are supposed to be pro Second Amendment. If having a gun in your car is worthy of police freaking out, I hope conservatives never get pulled over.

I’m tired of people being murdered by police. I’m tired of being forced to pay for substandard, government police services. I’m tired of the double standards of conservatives. I’m tired of liberals seeing that socialist-funded police services are substandard yet asking for more socialist-funded services.

Here’s a podcast from Bojidar Marinov that is related to this issue and is well-worth listening to.

Cool Story and Proves My Point

This is a cool story from Tony Miano. I’ve criticized him in the past for some stupid things he’s done (you can search this website for those articles), but I’ve always thought that he is a good evangelist. And this is a good evangelism story. If that’s all you get out of it that’s fine, but he admits to some things about himself and police in general that lend credence to everything I’ve said about police. Of course some police don’t want to abuse people, but a very good percentage of them are on a permanent power trip and enjoy inflicting pain. Tony admits that about himself before he was saved.

What Tony would disagree with is that even cops who aren’t out to hurt people are unable to discern just laws from unjust laws, so they go on to enforce all kinds of wicked laws such as protecting the abortion business. So, that is just a side point on this story. Enjoy it.

~ Weeping with Jerry ~
33 years ago I might have taken Jerry behind his county jail barracks and put him in a rear armlock, torquing his arm not so far as to dislocate his shoulder, but to place him in considerable pain. Then, I would have mocked his manhood when he started crying.

But not today.

I was #crosswalking at Marquette/Locust when a car came to a stop at the corner. The driver leaned across the front seat toward the open front passenger window.

“I gotta question for ya,” he said.

“Pull into the parking lot and ask your question,” I replied.

His name was Jerry. I approached the car and handed Jerry a gospel tract. We shook hands and introduced ourselves.

“My question is this. Why do you do this?” He asked.

“Can I have a few minutes to answer your question?” I asked.

“Sure,” Jerry replied. “You probably smell alcohol on my breath,” Jerry added as he picked up an open beer from the center console. It was shortly after Noon. “I’m sorry about that.”

Starting from the beginning, I shared the entirety of my testimony with Jerry.
As I talked about the early immediate fruits of repentance in my life, which included no longer desiring to belittle and torment inmates, Jerry began to weep.

“And this brings me to the answer to your question, Jerry. The Lord saved me. The two greatest commandments are to love God and to love people. And I can’t think of a greater way to do both than to share the gospel with people. Why do I do this, Jerry? Because of you. I do this so I can share the gospel with you.” I explained.

Jerry’s face was now in his hands. His shoulders heaved as he wept. He cried out to God asking for God’s forgiveness and mercy and thanking Him for allowing him to stop and talk to me.

“I’ve seen you here and there and there and over there,” Jerry explained pointing in various directions, indicating different parts of the city. I see you all the time and I’ve thought of stopping, but I had to stop today to talk to you. Thank you.”

Jerry and I spent more time talking about genuine repentance and faith. I reiterated the gospel to him multiple times. Jerry wept some more.
I’m hopeful the Lord saved Jerry today. Pray for him.

Happy Ending

This cop is a lunatic. His job is to protect people’s constitutional rights. He completely ignores that and ends up costing his employer’s insurance company $75 grand. I often ponder whether police are lying or are truly ignorant of the law. I think this cops is a straight-up moron who doesn’t know the law.

Is The Government REally Concerned With Saving Lives?

Here’s a quote from a random stranger on Facebook. I really think he hits the nail on the head.

“Okay, let’s be real. They don’t care about people dying. They care about conformity enforcement. For them, their community told them to do something, their community dictates their actions to them because that’s part of being in a society for them — they are cogs in a machine. And seeing other humans in the same community not marching in lockstep with everybody else is jarring for them. That’s why there are so many Karens calling the cops on people going outside. They’re just going along with and enforcing their culture’s collective action. Whether it is effective or harmful is, to them, beside the point.”

Evil Dirtbag Cops

So the cop’s story is that he has to run their IDs to see whether they’re committing a crime. Obviously, they’re not committing a crime, or they would have been arrested right off the bat by this power tripping tyrant. The validity of their IDs obviously has no effect on whether they’re currently committing a crime.

What they do when they give him their IDs is to open themselves up to arrest for something they may not even know about. Maybe they have erroneously had a warrant attached to their ID (that happens quite often). Why even risk it by handing over your ID voluntarily?

As I’ve said before, a truly meaningful way to show gratitude to veterans is to tell a cop to bug off.

I’m Flabbergasted!

This is unlike any cop video you’ve ever seen in your life. I’m sitting here shocked.

Personally, I don’t like the cussing, but I believe these guys did a tremendous service for freedom. The dude ran from the cops, and I can’t believe they didn’t just blow him away. Not only did he not get arrested for resisting or disorderly conduct, but the sergeant defended him, and the guy ended up getting paid $175,000 by the city because the taser got stuck in his arm.

I’ve never seen anything like this. The cops usually arrest people like this and worry about the consequences later.