Worse Than I Thought 7
Every time the worm turns, pushback follows a predictable pattern.
- mocking bluster
- whining
- intimidation, aggression (sniping and posturing behind people's backs)
- working with cohorts and cronies for a "solution" (i.e.: how to backstab and destroy the business)
- appeal to the government/authorities
- demonetizing and/or buyout
- court actions
- threats and potentially, violence
We’re seeing this playing out with Tomi Mikula and his Delivrd car-buying service.
A sniveling hyena called in to debate Tomi Mikula, complaining that Tomi got a salesman fired, and Tomi should work to get his job back by calling the dealer and paving the way. (The result of a "debate" where the salesman called and tried to discredit Tomi.)
So why didn't this clown, Brandon, call the dealer that did the firing if he's so compassionate?
Well, that incident was certainly educational in exposing an egregious zone of Brandon, and many humanoids, attacking the weak points or perceived weak points, letting their cowardice, ego, narcissism, illogic shine. He'll vent, in an attempt to discredit Tomi, knowing he won't be held accountable, but won't call the dealer directly, knowing it'll have no effect and fearing repercussions and retaliation.
So now it came out in a recent podcast, that Tomi gets death threats. Where are the frenzied investigations by the authorities? No word of any concern or action at all.
Fil (Filip Henley) of Wings of Pegasus, who spots musical scammers on his channel, is seeing a rising amount of hate... and seems confused by it. His videos are being flagged for showing one- or two-second music clips (supposedly legal under fair use) to analyze songs to spot computer manipulation of the singing. His videos earn a decent return, based on views, but under a complaint, that cash gets confiscated and given to the complainant, an exploitation of Fil's work.
Of course they don't like him exposing their dirty tricks — the lip-synching, Autotune, miming. If you have a favorite "musician" that they tout in the public eye, that artist is already suspect. The biggest names are tweaking their work, or just plain singing along to a canned track in a perverse sort of Karaoke.
Then we have the "First Amendment auditors," against whom the same mob mentality is playing out. Many of them have recently been demonetized. (Guess they couldn't figure a way to get some crony to confiscate those earnings.)
Anyone with any truth seems to be fair game. Next they'll probably attack people like mechanic Scotty Kilmer who gives honest assessments of which cars are decent — or not.
Going scorched earth on Tomi, Fil, and the 1st Amendment auditors is just their routine and predictable little act against anyone who doesn't please them.
At the same time, cops and their rights violations keep getting worse instead of better. They don't have any time or resources to investigate death threats against people like Mikula, but plenty of time to gear up and mobilize against people doing perfectly legal activities.
You'd think that all those auditors running around would have been instrumental in improving police accountability and behavior, but no, and of course it's worse than I thought. They took the notion of people lawfully asserting their rights, like the right to film inside publicly accessible government offices, as a challenge, resenting this "questioning of their authority."
Instead of improving police behavior, the auditors keep running into more and more bad cops, despite court case after case upholding auditors' rights.
Not that the courts aren't sneaky and slowly introducing more and more "restrictions" due to "necessity." As explained in previous articles, there are no "exceptions" to rights, but they nevertheless carve out these self-proclaimed "reasonable limits" with court shenanigans to stealthily take away more and more liberty.
We've become like an ant colony under absolute domination, with society never learning anything on a collective basis, never recognizing this scheming by courts, when it should be transparent and obvious.
Some exceptional audits have been gathered in the collection below. They give a good cross-section of what's happening within the auditing and accountability community.
Especially powerful is the first one featuring the sheriff.
And if you thought the "police special weapons expert" shooting himself in the foot during his "gun safety" demonstration couldn't be surpassed for sheer dumbassery, acorn shootout cop accomplishes the surpassing, and has to be seen to be believed.
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