Laughing At Liberals

What you're seeing in Portland today is nothing new. It started in 2016 when the police, courts, and DA's began rewarding mobs for violence. Before Andy Ngo, before Katie Daviscourt, before Nick Sorter. I lived it. This was me: thegatewaypundit.com/2020/09/convic…

Note that the poortland PoLiThE don't publish the names of the human traffickers and Johns. They are actively protecting sex abusers. portland.gov/police/news/20…

@ACSPARTAN1 The left are pro rape and you cannot convince me otherwise.

THIS IS JUDGE MAGGIE SCOTT She let child rapist Daniel Cieslak, who r*ped a 12-YEAR-OLD girl, WALK FREE from her courtroom. But guess what folks? Not only that! She gave him an ABSOLUTE DISCHARGE, despite him pleading GUILTY. She also sparked outrage by praising Algerian rapist Hamadache Hamza for settling in Britain and setting up a hairdressing business. She said that the predator deserved “credit” for overcoming his “very difficult background” to become a successful business owner in Scotland.

@Savsays This is nothing new. It's been happening for years. In communist occupied areas, the crazed leftists can do whatever they want and face no consequences. - Someone who lives in Portland.

UNFORTUNATE UPDATE: I found out that Deyanna Ostroushko, the woman who you see assaulting me in the video below, will NOT be charged for assaulting me on Saturday. The Hennepin County Sheriffs department stated to me that they feel they do not have sufficient evidence to recommend charges against her.

@DaylightDis1776 @GUYERDIGITAL @Tommy4Trump420 "I use a butt plug as a fake tail so I can pretend to be a dog" - Person who says Trump is mentally unstable.

@GUYERDIGITAL Portland Sandy is a “Pup.” Here is his group at PSU playing around with butt plugs at a taxpayer funded event. Video by @LaughAtLibs . Portland Patriots: Let me know if you’re ok with this. @Tommy4Trump420 youtu.be/KdXAC-B3e7o?si…

@RandPaul Should be cutting 96% a year.

We don’t have a revenue problem, we have a spending problem. My Penny Plan would cut just 6% a year and balance the budget in five years. That’s it. Show markets we’re serious about fiscal discipline, and the economy will respond. Time to hold the line on spending.

@Milajoy This coming from the people who want "no kings" and claim to be "anti fascist."

People who have left California are receiving letters telling them that they still need to pay California state taxes. They want them to PROVE the day they left. My gosh, if this doesn't show how broke California is I don't know what will.

@CAgovernor It's incredible how much GDP goes up when you just get the feds to send you hundreds of billions of dollars for fake "projects" so you can funnel the money to your friends and campaign donors.

California's economy outperformed every state in the country in 2025: GDP of $4.25 TRILLION (up 5% from the year prior). Adding more to our economy than Texas, Florida, and New York. 16 years of straight growth. The "exodus" narrative is nowhere to be seen.

@ImMeme0 @youngelder01 Well, now I'm on her side all of a sudden.

@youngelder01 She is not wasting it, instead of paying Uncle Sam she is going to write it off as her business expense.

🚨NEW: Internet influencer Sophie Rain breaks down how much it costs her to attend the three-day Coachella music festival in California, totaling $193,845. She says she is bringing her assistants, stylist, and other members of her team, purchasing 12 tickets in total: - Artist passes and a table at the main stage: $67,980 - Private jet: $37,490 - Airbnb: $83,375 - Clothes: $5,000

@ImMeme0 See, Boomers, these poor impoverished Zoomers barely have enough money for $200,000 luxury getaways!

@DineshDSouza Why are we at war with Iran and not the WEF? We could probably wipe all of those Dr. Evil wannabes in one day with a coordinated infiltration strike.

“Water, soil, and oxygen should not be infinitely accessible. They are assets that should be included in global economic balance sheets.” Is the World Economic Forum advocating for breathing to be monetized?

@doglegright2094 @PortlandPolice Notice they haven't named the perp. They need to protect the criminals. If the suspect gets so much as a little owie the vulture attorneys line up to sue the police.

@PortlandPolice Call in the social workers! Maybe they just need more foil and needles?!

Press Release: Traffic #ALERT: Tactical Teams Responding to an Armed Person in Crisis Call in the Richmond Neighborhood Link: portland.gov/police/news/20…

@KOINNews Another one of Ryan Rasmussen's trainees, right @GreshamPolice? @VictoriaTaft @DaylightDis1776

Police are asking for the public’s help as they search for a man who used to be one of their own. koin.com/news/crime/sea…

@GarbageHuman24 This has got to be some kind psychological trauma response.

US based “Activist” Amanda Kijera went to Haiti to advocate for racial justice. She was raped repeatedly and violently on a rooftop in Haiti by a local. And she says she’s “grateful” for the experience & somehow White men are to blame for that crime. She says the only issue she has was that she thinks that the rapists’ legitimate anger needs to be redirected at White men instead of her. Oh and by the way, in case you were wondering, yes she is.⌚️

@dom_lucre Don't worry, she will just keep voting for the politicians who vow to make all the things "more affordable"

🔥🚨DEVELOPING: An American woman has gone viral for sharing her frustration over skyrocketing home prices in her area, claiming that even the most basic homes start at $500,000 and go up to $1,000,000, making homeownership feel impossible. She explained in her statement that despite searching for affordable options, there is nothing available under $500,000 in her region. An American woman: “I cannot fathom ever owning a home. I cannot fathom ever not living in an

@bluelivesmtr If it weren't for the Blue Lives "Just following orders" then he wouldn't have been arrested or thrown in jail.

Oregon has gone full-blown COMMUNISM. We've NEVER seen anything like this. On a quiet stretch of 170 acres in Eagle Point, Oregon, a defiant standoff over something as simple as rain turned into a legal storm. In Oregon, all water is considered publicly owned... even the rain that falls on your roof and the snow that melts into your soil. But Gary Harrington wasn’t willing to accept that. Determined to take control of the water landing on his own land, he constructed three reservoirs to capture rainwater and snowmelt, intending to use it for himself and as a safeguard against wildfires. The state intervened, ordering him to drain the reservoirs. Harrington refused. What followed was swift and severe: 30 days behind bars, nine misdemeanor convictions, and a $1,500 fine. Harrington’s stance was simple: it’s rain that fell on my land. Oregon’s position was just as clear: all water belongs to the public. In the end, the law sided with the state — and Oregon won. This is beyond crazy. REPOST this absolutely everywhere. #thinblueline #Lawenforcement

@thehoffather They/them has to add in the identifier to remain the victim so the mayor can't criticize they/them for anything.

Socialist Mayor Katie Wilson interviewed Triss, who said "As a visibly queer person," he is "running out of places to go, places that are safe for me & my wife" because they are being priced out of Seattle. I don't understand what gender identity has to do with high costs in Seattle

@SenWarren What happened to the other $384172389471320894732478132894 you spent during your time in the Senate? What other things did you prioritize over insulin and feeding children?

Jeff Bezos has $222 billion. If he paid my wealth tax this year, we could fund insulin in America for everyone who needs it plus free school lunch for every kid in Texas—and have plenty of money left over. And Bezos would still have $215 billion dollars to spare.

@benonwine It's because of the lawyers and insurance companies. If the thief gets injured, he sues the company. It's just cheaper to let them run out with a few packs of eggs.

SACKED after 17 years… for stopping a thief. A Waitrose worker in Clapham Junction has lost his job after intervening to stop someone stealing Easter eggs. Walker Smith, 54, had given 17 years of service only to be shown the door for trying to do the right thing. No warning. No loyalty. Just gone. What message does that send to staff and to every other would be shoplifter wanting an easy target. Do your job… but don’t actually protect the business. Waitrose have ABSOLUTELY no loyalty to their staff they are quite happy to dispense of Loyal partners like yesterdays rubbish.

The problem is these "experts" are the ones who profit from the suffering. They are incentivized to keep the homeless homeless and create more homeless. If they actually helped people become productive members of society, they would lose their funding. If they actually wanted to "solve homelessness" you'd think they'd be able to do it after 15 years and $893714089237419023748091274893024789023473.

In mid-March, Robert Marbut, the national advisor on homelessness, visited Portland to discuss with city, county, and state leaders the Trump Administration’s plan on reducing homelessness in major US cities. Mayor Keith Wilson showed up at the meeting half way through and spoke about his policy of creating citywide shelters as a solution to the problem. Portland’s homeless rates are still one of the worst in the nation. In attendance were also several stakeholders and service providers. Marbut has helped dozens of cities throughout the US using an “earned progress” model that prioritizes drug and mental illness recovery prior to housing. It offers job training programs and placement once the individual stabilizes, and then places them into housing. It’s a leg up, not a hand out program, as Portland’s failed Housing First model is. The local media responded as one might expect, considering that none of them were invited to the meeting. Jillian Schoene, director of the Multnomah County Homelessness Response System, in typical “no Trump mania,” lied to the press and claimed Marbut’s plan would pull funds away from those currently in housing. It won’t. In response, what did the county do? The county chair, Jessica Vega-Pederson hired Nathanial VerGow, as new director of Multnomah County’s Homeless Services Department. VerGow is a staunch Housing First advocate who most recently worked as the deputy chief program officer of the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, where he grew that agency into a multibillion dollar per year monstrosity while LA’s homeless issues became worse. VerGow’s hiring still has to be approved by the other four county commissioners, but this will undoubtedly be a formality and be rubber-stamped by the county leadership. “Multnomah County’s vision of integrating homeless services with affordable housing aligns closely with my values and experience,” VerGow said in a statement. On the other hand, just a few days prior to visiting Portland, San Francisco received Marbut much more enthusiastically. SF’s Mayor, Daniel Lurie, has welcomed Marbut’s ideas and plans to create programs based on the successful programs Marbut has spearheaded in places such as Salt Lake City, Nashville, San Antonio, Austin, and Baltimore. Meanwhile, Portland will still blindly plow forward with the same harmful and failed policies that got us into this mess in the first place. JVP shouldn’t even be allowed to make such important decisions since she has decided to step down from the county chair position at the end of her only term. Her time in leadership has been marred by failed policy after failed policy. This decision will undoubtedly be no different.

@jasonrantz As usual, the lawyers will be the only winners. They get to remain mostly anonymous as no one cares that they are "just doing their job" while they rake in millions of dollars paid for by the public.

#BreakingNews: Four Eastern Washington sheriffs sue to block Ferguson’s unelected sheriff removal board seattlered.com/legal/eastern-…