James Logan

Driver stuck behind ANOTHER Lycra Legion clown on a 50mph road 😂💀 ’Bro, somebody please explain why it’s legal for a cyclist to ride on a fucking road with a 50 mph speed limit?! So the option is stay behind going 15 mph for 10 miles… or cross a double line to get around? Put life at risk because someone can’t find a different way to do cardio?! Cyclists are the most self-centered, selfish shit on the planet.’ Roads are for cars, not midlife Strava sessions. Who else is DONE with these spandex road geese holding up traffic?

You won’t believe this is actually Paris in 2026. Shirtless Sri Lankan men smashing coconuts all over the streets like it’s their village back home. Open borders turned the City of Light into a Third World festival ground. Wake up, France — this is your replacement.

Before Bukele, emergency dispatchers often heard people calling who saw gang members torturing & murdering their friends & family members. Here’s an example of a young boy calling 911 as a gangster kills his mom. Bukele now has the highest approval rating of all world leaders. The homicide rate in El Salvador has plummeted from 106 homicides per 100 000 inhabitants in 2015 to 1 homicide per 100 000 inhabitants in 2025. El Salvador now has the world’s highest incarceration rate, with 1.7% of the population behind bars. Many of them are gang members who have been sentenced to life without parole and will never be let of prison. They won’t be able to murder anyone’s mom again. @nayibbukele is up there with Lee Kuan Yew as the politician who has had the most impact on his nation in modern history.

Black American says something has to change in America with ‘Black culture’ “I'm Black and I have Black fatigue — You cannot call a pattern of facts, racism and stereotype. Stereotypes all come from a truth” “Black Americans — we need to have a talk. You know, it comes to a point where supporting and defending your community just becomes so exhausting that you feel this frustration, and you start to understand why people have the Black fatigue that they talk about — Guess what? I'm Black and I have Black fatigue” “I am tired of the wrong type of people in our community, because let me preface this, this is not all Black people. This is not. You have people over here making life miserable for other fellow Americans because you have no manners, you have no standards, you have no morals. I don't care how you were brought up. If you were raised in the hood, I don't care. Having character and manners will always take you far” “You cannot call a pattern of facts, racism and stereotype. Stereotypes all come from a truth. What a concept” For those that don’t know what “Black fatigue” is here’s a description “‘Black fatigue’ describes frustration or exhaustion with negative behaviors stereotypically associated with some segments of Black culture — such as “ghetto,” “ratchet,” entitled, or victimhood-oriented attitudes, crime, or public disruptions” This woman has incredible self awareness and she’s right, it’s not all black people She’s not trying to offend anyone, she’s asking for accountability and for self introspection. Things can change and get better but you have to accept there is a problem and work to do better

A father says he was prevented from attending one of the most important moments in his son's life. In this chat, David Pettinger shares his account of events surrounding a protection order that was served on him when he arrived in Riggins, Idaho, to attend his son's high school graduation (SD#243). Pettinger alleges the order was filed just days before the ceremony, despite what he says was a lack of contact with his ex-wife for several years. He argues the action effectively barred him from witnessing his son's graduation and raises broader questions about the use of protection orders in family disputes. During the interview, Pettinger discusses his efforts to maintain a relationship with his son, his concerns about the court process, and what he describes as a growing trend of parents being excluded from significant milestones in their children's lives. He also calls for greater scrutiny of family court proceedings and asks whether other fathers have experienced similar situations. @DavidPettinger #idpol

@HarleyGus2003 🙏🏻🎂

68 times around the sun today. I am grateful and thank God for this incredible life. My birthday wish is that everyone that sees this, stops and thanks God for his unwavering Love. Lets be grateful for all that we have. Have a blessed Sunday ✝️ 🙏🎶✌️

“At only 26 years old, Officer Katherine Hidalgo leaves behind something that breaks hearts the most—a 2-year-old little boy growing up without his mother.” Officer Hidalgo is being remembered by loved ones and the Littleton community for her compassion, dedication, and the positive impact she had on everyone around her. According to reports, Katherine experienced a medical emergency while off duty on November 2. Despite efforts by medical personnel, she sadly passed away one week later surrounded by family and loved ones. And honestly… stories like this affect people deeply because Katherine was still so young. A mother. A daughter. A sister. A police officer committed to helping others. She had so much more life ahead of her. Those who knew Katherine described someone professional, caring, and deeply dedicated to serving her community. But beyond the badge and uniform— She was also a young mother whose little boy will one day grow up hearing stories about how much his mom loved and cared for others. Now— A family is carrying unimaginable grief. A community is mourning an officer taken far too soon. And a child will forever carry the absence of a mother who should still be here watching him grow. Because behind every uniform… is still a human being deeply loved by people waiting at home. So tonight— Remember Officer Katherine Hidalgo. Rest in peace, Officer Hidalgo. Pray for her son, parents, sister, fellow officers, and everyone mourning this heartbreaking loss tonight. Because some people leave behind a legacy of kindness far greater than the short time they were given.

A 66 year old woman was savagely stabbed to death whilst riding a MARTA train in Atlanta yesterday near the Oakland City Station. The police arrested 25 year old John Elijah Matthews as he departed the train. Avoid democrat ran cities, particularly government transportation in said cities, accordingly... 🔪 #CityLife #atlanta #diversity #crime #MARTA #train #urban #decay #decline #enrichment #3rdWorld #georgia #democrats

@jockowillink 👏🏻

Problem solved.

America right now is in worse shape than Sodom and Gomorrah. The level of child sacrifice through abortion and the massive consumption of child pornography is absolutely atrocious. This is why we must put America first and fix our own house. That starts with mass deportations. Most immigrants, including a vast majority of Asian Americans, vote heavily left and support policies that destroy the country through abortion, transgender ideology, and open borders. I love my Korean people, but I have to be honest about these facts. I actually connect more with Koreans from Korea than many Korean Americans. We cannot keep importing people who vote to replace us and tear down our nation.

Public Executions. Slowly.

@mamboitaliano__ Sssssup (hello, lol)

Say hi if you’re real and can see this post! Thank you, my 𝕏 friends Just doing a little test

@RenewedDay @peterstopcrime 😆

@peterstopcrime @JamesLoganpdx Maybe you should’ve slapped your husband

Anonymous: Anonymous: This week, I was at a water park with my family when a teenager untied the top of my bikini from behind, as a "prank." I turned around and slapped him hard. I'm 32 years old. I was in the shallow pool with my daughter, trying to teach her how to swim, when I suddenly felt someone yank sharply on the strings of my swimsuit. Before I could even understand what was happening, the fabric came loose. I turned around and saw this boy, about 16 or 17 years old, standing there. He had a disgusting smirk on his face, holding the strings of my bikini in his hand, and laughing with his buddies like he'd just pulled off the prank of the year. I didn't even think. My hand hit his cheek before my brain could catch up. It was a really hard slap. His smirk vanished instantly. He stumbled back, both hands on his face, while his friends went dead silent. And then the yelling started. His parents appeared out of nowhere. His mother started screaming that I'd "assaulted a child." His father threatened to call the police. He called me a "hysterical woman" and said I had no right to hit a minor. The security guards and lifeguards rushed over. The boy's parents demanded I be arrested for assault and battery. They said they were going to press charges and called me a "violent woman" who had "no right" to touch their son. I told them to check the surveillance cameras. The angle that shows how he grabbed the top of my swimsuit. They should go question the witnesses: my husband, Julien, saw it; another mother saw it too. I told the parents clearly: if they wanted to press charges against me for the slap, I'd press charges against their son for sexual harassment. For stripping me in front of my daughter and complete strangers, and for touching me without my consent. We were all asked to leave the pool. I was sitting in the car, shaking and humiliated, clutching my top tightly closed against me, while my husband drove home in silence. Then he finally said: "Did you really have to hit him that hard? He's just a kid. You probably could've just yelled. Now we might end up with charges against us." Just a kid. A kid who thought it was funny to half-strip a woman in public. A kid whose parents have clearly taught him that a woman's body is a playground for "stupid jokes." Am I wrong for reacting with my hands instead of words when a stranger yanked on my clothes to expose me? And for refusing to apologize for defending my dignity in front of my daughter?

@kangminlee @cathypat2002 There’s only so much a man can take. I’d give him a pass if I was on the jury.

It was a real story in Texas. 75-year-old Chung Kim shot a couple who lived upstairs from his northwest Dallas apartment during an argument after years of them dropping dog feces and diapers onto his patio and front entrance.

@Fynnderella1 Lol. Nice. Sorry, not at all meant as a personal critique. Just that us Gen X guys are burned out on decades of the Boss Girl thing.

@JamesLoganpdx I can do all of it. Versatility is an asset.

I was a Tomboy. I played the drums, was heavy into sports, shot BB guns and hated shopping. I thank God every day that I grew up when I did, and had parents that always fired back when I said or did something stupid without placating me. I’m girly now, a happy wife and mother, as well as a seriously good shot!

🇬🇧 Meanwhile in England Son to his Dad:- “Can we go to the Park to play Daddy” “Sorry Son - the park you once knew is no longer safe - there are dozens of foreign Men carrying knives, filming Children & praying to Allah” This is the UK now.