KYLE911

Car and Truck Enthusiast. Conservative. USAF Veteran.  EMT-B. History Major. Just another random Tumblr Blog about everything. I own @BraveResponders

[zachpi]

[destinyrush]

🙄🙄🙄

[wildlyunlikelybabe]

@complexmagazine what the fuck?

[futureblackwakandan-deactivated]

Leave him alone!!!

[long-ant8616-deactivated2023122]

His art exhibit literally had to be taken to the UK because neo-Nazis in the US were literally turning up with guns and threatening them. Land of free speech, huh?

[thefingerfuckingfemalefury]

Proud to see Shia standing up to this worthless racist gutter trash bartender

And ashamed to once more see the medias pathetic “We have to RESPECT bigots OPINIONS” horse shit

[boss-hoody]

Um. The dude wouldn’t serve him French fries, and when Shia got confrontational and in his face about it, the dude grabbed a vodka bottle to defend himself. thats why he called him a racist. He was literally calling the dude a racist for not serving him french fries. Apparently, Shia had also been at the location drinking beer for a while, so he wasn’t exactly sober either.

There are black dudes in the video laughing at Shia and the whole situation.

I really, legitimately think Shia’s gone a little crazy at this point.

And no, his stupid HWNDU thing didn’t get moved to the UK because Neo-nazis showed up with guns, it got moved to the UK because 4chan mapped the fucking stars, tracked airplane traffic, and stole the first one off the flag pole once they located it. (None of what I said was comedic exageration. They mapped the fucking stars, dude).

[kyle911]

Shia’s exhibit got taken down because he’s a danger to himself and the community at large around him. He’s mentally unstable. There were not “neo-nazi’s” targeting him (the left wing calls anyone they don’t agree with a “nazi” regardless of the word’s actual meaning).In this case he had a mental episode when he didn’t get French Fries. Of course the media is going to cover it. He’s a washed up actor, with a lot of problems, who keeps picking a fight with the internet, and losing terribly to the internet. He’s click gold to the media. 

[southernsideofme-deactivated201]

[braveresponders]

Stop violence against 911 responders.

[dickface-conjectural-deactivate]

What the fuck is wrong with you motherfuckers that this even needs to be said?

[low-key-lyesmith-deactivated201]

This poster was made for Australia due to high number of ambulance crew being assaulted by drunk people

[bill-11b]

It’s almost like when no one has guns, people have no fear of being overly aggressive to anyone and everyone, since there’s no risk that it may cost them their life. 

[od-kahane-chai-deactivated20170]

an armed society is a polite society

[spacepirateartemis-deactivated2]

A female friend of mine used to work On an ambulance in Bridgeport they had to dodge bricks being thrown off the top of buildings while they were responding. They even used to wait for the PD to show up with riot shields to umbrella them.

[volcel-official]

Arming EMTs sounds like a good idea to me, but there’s that whole oath thing

[never-let--it-die-deactivated20]

Texas is working on it.

[hold-muh-beer-yall]

@israel-official Nothing in the EMT oath precludes an EMT from protecting himself and/or his patient.

[volcel-official]

I was told otherwise, but I guess I was told wrong

[kyle911]

I need a link to this so called “EMT Oath” because....we don’t take oaths. The EMS service has never taken oaths. It must be something someone made. For the record though...EMT’s do not take an oath.Just don’t want bad information to spread because the first time some patient mentions an oath to me I’m going to give them a very odd and confused look lol. 

[braveresponders]

Stop violence against 911 responders.

[dickface-conjectural-deactivate]

What the fuck is wrong with you motherfuckers that this even needs to be said?

[low-key-lyesmith-deactivated201]

This poster was made for Australia due to high number of ambulance crew being assaulted by drunk people

[bill-11b]

It’s almost like when no one has guns, people have no fear of being overly aggressive to anyone and everyone, since there’s no risk that it may cost them their life. 

[od-kahane-chai-deactivated20170]

an armed society is a polite society

[spacepirateartemis-deactivated2]

A female friend of mine used to work On an ambulance in Bridgeport they had to dodge bricks being thrown off the top of buildings while they were responding. They even used to wait for the PD to show up with riot shields to umbrella them.

[volcel-official]

Arming EMTs sounds like a good idea to me, but there’s that whole oath thing

[kyle911]

What oath thing? EMT’s take no oath. We are not doctors. 

[correctionslife-deactivated2021]

The illegal gun free zone sign at my local buffalo wild wings. Would you obey this sign or is it worth the fight?

[kasaron]

Nope. Too low, I didn’t see it.

[tiffanarchy]

so many restaurants in Austin put up these signs after open carry was legalized statewide. it’s frankly bewildering, though I guess it’s their stupid right to do so.

[pon-raul]

would you obey the sign?

just don’t go to bdubdubs then.

no ones forcing you to eat there so if you want to bring a gun with you go somewhere else.

[kyle911]

Is someone doing a pat down or a strip search? No? Then they can mind their own fucking business. I’ll carry what I want and they won’t know. 

[690658543hgfkdg-deactivated2019]

This is the sign that broke my heart.

Trans kids are not a threat.

( from the trans rights rally at post office square in boston, 2/23/17. )

[kyle911]

Transkids are not a threat because transkids do not exist. Please stop pushing child abuse. These kids have to live with the mental trauma for the rest of their lives. It’s really not cool in any way at all. 

Have some science: https://www.acpeds.org/the-college-speaks/position-statements/gender-ideology-harms-children

[kyle911]

When I see Liberal Propaganda on my feed....

[vapebleach]

[anditssunday-deactivated2018072]

PRESS F TO PAY RESPECT SORRY REMUS

[themallred3000]

Petition to have Tumblr actually do something about porn blog bots following users.

• It’s annoying. • It gives an imperfect metric for how many followers you have. (I would estimate about 25% of my “followers” are porn blogs run by bots). • It makes pulling up your activity page iffy even if you use Tumblr strictly for SFW content. • It’s problematic for individuals who have struggled with sex and/or pornography addictions, especially since many of the blog names are not obviously porn names, causing you to preview the blog. • It exposes minors to illegal and harmful content.

And to many of us: • It’s disgusting. • it’s degrading to human beings, especially women. • It makes Tumblr a less classy, less reputable place.

Please share this if you agree this is a serious problem.

[kyle911]

On this account I hardly ever use...yes, it is an extremely annoying irritation. 

[gop-tea-pub]

[flippyspoon]

[thegreynotes]

we’ve had to stop asking that question on my ambulance because in SF a moment of deep gloom descends upon everyone without fail

[kyle911]

In my area hope seems to spring up and they smile. Guess it’s just different areas. 

[grofjardanhazy]

Ghost Army (documentary, 2013)

gif: grofjardanhazy

The previously unknown story of an army of artists who helped America win World War Two is being told in a new documentary, showing how the artists used their talents to “put one over” on the Nazis.

Eighty-eight-year old Jack Masey’s army job during World War II was to blow things up. But not the way one might think. “I was in the rubber army as I called it. The inflatable army,” said Jack Masey.

In 1944, Masey was a 19-year-old aspiring artist who’d just been drafted to fight the Nazis. The army had just the job for him. Masey’s unit had a mission: to deceive the Germans into thinking Allied forces were in one location, while real U.S. troops advanced miles away. They became known as “The Ghost Army,” a thousand artists, designers and audio technicians using sights and sounds to dupe the enemy.

“We took incoming [enemy fire], we did have casualties. There weren’t many, but there were casualties,” said Masey. The existence of the Ghost Army remained classified for more than half-a-century after the war. To this day, little is known of these artist-warriors. But filmmaker Rick Beyer hopes to change that with his documentary called “Ghost Army.”

Trailer:

[grofjardanhazy]

na ezt a témát most gyorsan felelevenítjük egy mai io9-poszt kedvéért.

[bubbathegreat-1]

[wherelibertydwells]

[moosetrees]

[father-of-hope-and-fury]

He’s not wrong.

[antiblackness-archive]

a PSA

[autumnal-thunder]

Time to make sure I use Uber. 

[kyle911]

Well, if my car ever breaks down I’ll use Uber. Obviously their CEO is an adult who can look at the big picture of a situation.