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They had five different Injunction Packets. I filed the one titled Sexual Violence. It is added to this documents folder: https://drive.google.com/drive/folder…

I, of course, loathe mythology literalism. It makes people sure, while heading in the wrong direction. Since Jesus was a man, and a bipolar man at that — they show up daily, in crisis, at emergency rooms perhaps telling the staff there, “you must eat me”; and today, if one beats their fellow man with… Continue reading Divinity, for a Real Reason (aka Jesus & the Unabomber)

It is 1000 times worse to stand guard for violence than it is to kill such a guard. The guard is one’s own proxy perpetrator (see Jesus & the Unabomber). NB Note that Jesus did not kill in his lifetime because he had not built a power base needed to accomplish the amount of killing… Continue reading Justifiable Homicide

I filed a ‘Statement’ (intended as a formal criminal complaint) concerning Aggravated Child Abuse (FS827.03) at the Daytona Beach Police Department (Chief Jakari Young); Agency Report #210020337. When the police get a report from medical personnel (who, perhaps feeling empathy for an overwhelmed parent, still have a legal obligation to report evidence of abuse) of… Continue reading Because the Child Cannot Speak or Write?

Nazism had a dedicated following. Nazism for newborns has a dedicated following, and whenever one reads an apologist attempting to explain why their trespass is the good trespass, why their battery of our fellow man is the good battery, it reads like Mein Kampf. For example: https://adc.bmj.com/content/77/3/258

One can read the article ‘A Stranger in the Family Picture‘ for thr short course on this aspect of Nature (i.e. that nature is as it does). When I say that he ought to have been let out, it is that 10 years was sufficient time. It is the systemic child abuse for which life… Continue reading Do Not Stand Guard for Violence (aka Little Tree Grows Old)

Reality-literalism, as opposed to mythology-literalism, is when a state’s attornies step back and review questionable cultural practices in the light of human rights and current law.