When the Waffle House Customer Mentality Spills into Government

Al Ritter

We all have seen the many battles waged at various Waffle Houses throughout our country posted to You Tube. Sadly this anger exhibited in those melees is spilling into the public arena.

We see it all the time displayed on the main stream media as “protests.” In most situations it’s violence disguised and labeled as something else.

We have become desensitized by violence, not only in our country but around the world. Violence has become normalized in today’s society.

The last place we expect to see this unbridled disrespect to fellow man is in the very people who legislate our laws. Yes I’m talking about our representatives in government.

Listening to the minority speaker in the House Hakeem Jeffries, you would think that Representatives in Congress work under different laws that regular citizens do. He thinks that no law enforcement officer has a right to touch a Congressional Representative.

Yes I’m referring to the ICE Detention Center melee that happened recently. Three Democratic Representatives of Congress and one Democratic Mayor tried to barge their way into an ICE Detention Center unannounced under the guise of Congressional Oversight.

The Mayor was released on a misdemeanor offence of Trespassing although in my opinion he shouldn’t have been, but that isn’t my decision. Rep. Lamonica McIver has been however charged with assaulting a federal ICE officer, and hopefully charges will be forth coming on the other two.

Where has civility gone in society? You never saw this kind of violence and anger in the 50’s, but it’s been slowly building since the 60’s and it needs to stop. Laws are on the books to make society accountable for their actions. But if nobody holds these people accountable the violence will continue.

Watch Videos here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n97hInkO6u4

Waffle House Brawls:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GE7ftunAb7I

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/lVgHy6_pVKU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rsquVkslKXg&list=PLGsBKrYc7Bnrq_JraIPv5tPMNiq_s_X8m

 

Law fare and What it Means to the Average Citizen

Al Ritter

Ok first I need to apologize about my absence. A lot of my readers have been concerned by my recent dark thirty.

I have to admit I have been the target of the same law fare that Donald Trump has been the target of but for different reasons.

But that isn’t the end of it. Sadly I fell and have broken my foot. Between the two I have been just hanging low and trying to recover.

In my State of the People’s Republic of Maryland there are two things called Ex-parte orders that result in 99.6 percent of the claims being approved by judges.

The first of these orders are called Domestic Abuse cases, and I can understand how most of them are approved. Mostly because they are family members in fear for their lives from past domestic abuse cases backed up by police reports and eyewitness reports.

The second side of the ex-parte orders have to deal with “Peace Orders” and they deal with people outside the family.

Judges seem to side with the petitioner for fear of not siding on the side of caution. Experience in this in court, I have observed not one in 16 cases on “peace orders” not one case was denied.

So if now you see this as lop sided justice then so do I. Because petitioners don’t have to show any proof of their claims when they make their initial report a court date is given within 7 days. This isn't about "truth" it's about "feelings" of the claimant.

Finding effective legal reasonable representation is nearly impossible in such a short time frame.

Now picture that ANYONE in your county can claim without proof that you are threatening them, and their family, trespassing, and any other claim they see fit.

The Peace Order can only encompass the last 30 days, so you have no recourse to show psychopathic past history.

Are you seeing how one sided this is yet? Now imagine this has been done 3 times so far.

Now picturing after two times and it goes to a third time. The first two have been civil matters but if it goes to a third time it goes to a criminal matter which would entail jail time to the plaintiff.

So the first times don’t require any proof, but the judge sides with the petitioner and the third time involves jail time. Now I am in the third phase.

I know this isn’t anywhere near what Trump has endured in the last 4 years, but I feel just as much violated as he has been.

In my opinion ex-parte orders in the state should only include Domestic Violence but peace orders should be eliminated from civil law or never advance to criminal law.

If the petitioner seeks relief from someone they should have to go through the whole civil court system which would require them to hire an attorney and spend their money to advance their lies with no proof, and that might make the end of their lies.