How black Baltimore drug dealers are using white supremacist legal theories to confound the Feds

The “Flesh-and-Blood Defense”:

As officers of the court, all defense lawyers are really on the government’s side, having sworn an oath to uphold a vast, century-old conspiracy to conceal the fact that most aspects of the federal government are illegitimate, including the courts, which have no constitutional authority to bring people to trial. The defendants also believed that a legal distinction could be drawn between their name as written on their indictment and their true identity as a “flesh and blood man.”

Don’t forget the incidents of gun deaths in Baltimore.

Got this email in response to the post on the Baltimore homicide maps:

If you want to know more about Homicides in Baltimore I recommend reading Homicide: A Year in the Killing Streets by David Simon. He spent a year in the homicide division of Baltimore P.D. He also produced a show about the things he learned called The Wire, which was shown on HBO.

I haven’t read the book, though I’ve heard good things about The Wire.

The sender maintains a map of homicides in Houston.

Somehow found an interesting interactive map of homicides in Baltimore. It lets you specify criteria and compare the results.

Here is a snapshot of the shooting homicides in 2007:

Here is the map of white victims only:

See below for the rest.
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Yeah. Right.

Three “Castle Doctrine” self-defense bills under consideration:

Maryland: Senate Bill 449
Introduced by State Senators E. J. Pipkin (R-36) and David Brinkley (R-4).

West Virginia: Senate Bill No. 145
Unanimously passed by the WV Senate Judiciary Committee this week.

Minnesota: House File 498
Would increase the allowances for the use of deadly force in defense of home and self.

Oopsie.