Every day in America, bars host thousands of arguments and rude exchanges. Sometimes, these arguments get heated. Most of the time, bartenders and employees ask people to tone it down or leave, and the police seldom get involved unless there’s violence.

The exception is if you have an argument with a Jew. It seems that America is undergoing an unannounced Constitutional reformation on the ground, because people are being harassed and imprisoned by the cops for engaging in legal criticism of Jews.

Recall the fliers that were dropped advertising The Daily Stormer in Scottsdale, Arizona. The Scottsdale police department admitted no crime was committed, not even a littering violation. But because the Anti-Defamation League found this First Amendment activity offensive, and they have the money to buy and pressure the police, they have been using Scottsdale cops as their personal Stasi to hunt down the “culprit” anyway.

In another shocking miscarriage of justice, a man was given 30-to-life under a misinterpreted terrorism statute for burning a hole in a New Jersey Synagogue’s carpet.

Now, a Palm Beach man who told a Jew in a bar to “get over Hitler” ended up in him being arrested. The crime? This God-complexed Florida kike found it “offensive.”

Jews are free to offend and insult us all they want, but a mirror to a vampire is a capital offense!

Times of Israel:

A woman told police in Palm Beach, Florida, that a man in a hotel bar told her to “get over Hitler” and pushed her when she ignored him.

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Scholz, who was arrested Saturday hours after the incident and charged with simple battery and breaching the peace, both misdemeanors, told the Palm Beach Daily News that he is a yacht broker.

The unidentified victim said the man approached her at the Colony Hotel bar and said, “You must be Jewish,” then yelled, “You Jews and blacks should just get over Hitler.” The victim said that when she continued to ignore Scholz, he pushed her on the shoulder.

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She said she will ask the state attorney’s office to charge Scholz with a hate crime, which would carry a longer sentence if he is convicted.

To translate this from Yidglish to English, this Jewish woman was at a bar yapping about how Donald Trump is a Nazi, and this guy – possibly loosened by alcohol – tapped her on the shoulder and said “get over Hitler.”

But in the deranged, vicious mind of the Jew, the tap on the shoulder turns onto a “push on the shoulder,” get over Hitler becomes a “threat,” and what is an incredibly mild bar scrum where nobody got hurt turns into a “hate crime”!

Inside every Jew is an NKVD commissar, looking to root out and execute not just people who publish The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion, but anyone possessing it and their entire extended family. It’s not that Jews learned it from Communism, it’s that that its social ideology was just the deep-seated Jewish psychology put into action.

They apply the same principles under any system, including “human rights democracy,” that they live and thrive in. Either we stand up for our rights against this tidal wave of official corruption, or we’ll all end up like Czar Nicholas and his family.

These Jews are just getting started.

Unable to move and suffering from excruciating pain, a dying Labrador Retriever mix named named Blabo howled and wailed for a week in agony but was ignored by his owner, according to a Palm Beach County Animal Care and Control report.

By the time Palm Beach County Sheriff’s deputies and animal care and control officers found Blabo, it was too late. A veterinarian was forced to euthanize the dog.

Sadrae J. Baptiste, Blabo’s owner, is facing two animal cruelty charges. Baptiste, of Belle Glade, was released from the Palm Beach County Jail on Saturday after posting a $3,000 bond.

Sheriff’s deputies were called March 22 by Baptiste’s neighbor, who told them that the dog had been continuously crying for a week. Blabo was found unable to move in a kennel that was fouled by feces and vomit, the report said. The water provided for the dog was dirty and had not been changed in some time.

The animal control officer noted that Blabo’s front left paw “was very swollen with raw flesh showing…” Blabo also had a broken tooth and had worn down his other teeth.

Baptiste told the animal control officer that he intended to take Blabo to the vet, but couldn’t because he had to work.

An animal control veterinarian examined Blabo and found the dog had a large tumor on his paw, cancer and heart worms. Despite being thirsty and hungry, the dog could not drink or eat because of pain, the veterinarian wrote in her report.

“To watch and allow an animal who is obviously in pain, suffer without any aid or intervention is a blatant act of animal cruelty and abuse,” animal control staff veterinarian Dr. Stephanie Martin wrote.

Baptiste was arrested Saturday.

A 17-year-old boy has been sentenced to 23 years behind bars for fatally shooting a retired police dog during a burglary.

Ivins Rosier was convicted in May for breaking into the Florida home of a trooper and shooting the officer’s five-year-old German Shepherd two years ago. Drake, a former drug-sniffing dog, was euthanized five days later.

Rosier, who was 16 at the time of the incident but tried as an adult, was sentenced on Friday on charges of animal cruelty, armed burglary and shooting into an occupied building.

Palm Beach Post reported Circuit Judge Robin Rosenberg said she handed Rosier a tough sentence as she was bound by sentencing guidelines.

According to police, Rosier was one of three teens who broke into Florida Highway Patrol Trooper Robert Boody’s home on November 18, 2012.

Rosier, who had a history of run-ins with the police, is the first to be tried, according to Palm Beach Post.

Sun Sentinel reported that Rosier confessed to police he was the one who shot the dog.

During the two-day trial, patrol officer Boody cried as he told the court about returning home from work to find Drake, who he adopted in 2010, wounded.

Drake suffered broken limbs, bullet wounds in his head and jaw, massive blood loss and lethal damage to his esophagus.

‘He was in obvious pain,’ Boody said, according to Sun Sentinel.

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Jimmy the Greek helped everyone he knew, even the man who allegedly stabbed him to death.

Sarantis Monemvasitis, a server at Jimmy the Greek Taverna, recalled walking into Dimitrios Karaloukas’s restaurant in Boca Raton five years ago asking for a job. Karaloukas, known as “Jimmy,” gave him a job on the spot.

Three months ago, Jimmy did the same for Tilus Lebrun, even though they didn’t have any openings. But authorities say Lebrun stabbed his boss several times Thursday night with what Monemvasitis called “the longest knife” in the kitchen.

Lebrun, 42, faces charges of first-degree murder and first-degree attempted murder. At a first appearance hearing Friday, Judge Caroline Shepherd ordered Lebrun be held without bail at the Palm Beach County Jail.

Karaloukas, 62, died from his injuries at Delray Medical Center less than an hour after the attack. Another unidentified employee in the kitchen was also stabbed and taken to the hospital but “is expected to pull through,” a Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson said.

Lebrun, of Pompano Beach, told deputies he stabbed his boss in the restaurant because his boss took a photo of him and posted it on the Internet, according the arrest report.

About a dozen employees and friends were consoling each other outside Friday morning of the restaurant, on Glades Road west of Florida’s Turnpike and the city limits, where a handwritten sign was taped to the front door that read: “Jimmy the Greek closed temporarily due to a family emergency.”

A few of those mourning spoke with The Palm Beach Post and gave a timeline of the night’s events

Just before 8 p.m. Thursday, employees say Lebrun was in the kitchen with another dishwasher when they heard screaming.

An unidentified Spanish male who works at the restaurant was stabbed and later taken to Delray Medical Center. According to the arrest report, he had life-saving surgery and remained in critical condition that night.

It is unknown why he was allegedly stabbed by Lebrun.

The next thing employees knew, Lebrun rushed out of the kitchen into the dining area of the restaurant where Jimmy was sitting among other employees and customers. With an hour left until they would close, the restaurant was full, according to employees there that night.

According to the arrest report, Lebrun stabbed Karaloukas with a large knife three times in his side and once in the back.

Karaloukas then got up and rushed outside like others in shock.

“He didn’t know what hit him,” Monemvasitis said. “He never had a chance to protect himself.”

Deputies found Lebrun across the street from the Piccadilly Square shopping plaza the restaurant calls home, still in his black apron with the knife in hand.

None of the employees that spoke with the Post knew why the dishwasher went after their boss. Monemvasitis said Lebrun had worked at the restaurant for about three months.

Lebrun told deputies Karaloukas took a photo of him March 2 and posted it on the Internet. Details about the offending photo were not immediately available, but according to the arrest report, Lebrun said his coworkers need to “learn how to respect people.”

Connie Thomas, who works next door to the restaurant at Jonathan Edwards Salon, said Karaloukas was a “jolly” guy. She said she she saw him the night he was killed and the two made plans to have coffee later.

“He was the nicest man. You could just talk with him and kid with him,” she said.

Monemvasitis said Karaloukas leaves behind a wife, two stepdaughters and grandchildren.

Lebrun has no criminal history in Florida other than a handful of traffic violations. He told Palm Beach County sheriff’s deputies he has three children in Haiti and knows they will suffer because of what he has done.

“But they will survive,” he said.

After allegedly shooting her husband last week, Valerie Ann Lowe waited 12 minutes before calling Port St. Lucie Police while the man “laid on the bedroom floor suffering,” according to a probable cause affidavit.

Before dialing the emergency number, Lowe placed a pair of underpants on her husband, changed her clothes from the pajamas she was wearing, put her gun away, turned on a porch light and unlocked the front door to the couple’s residence.

When police arrived, Lowe answered by asking, “Who is it?” before unlocking the door. Police were so baffled by the woman’s calm demeanor that an officer thought he might be at the wrong house.

Lowe, a 53-year-old former U.S. Army captain, was arrested Wednesday and faces a charge of second-degree murder.

Laurence Edward Daly, 59, died at Lawnwood Trauma Center on Feb. 5 from a gunshot wound to the chest.

Lowe told police she and Daly were involved in a domestic dispute when she shot him with a .38 caliber Smith and Wesson revolver.

The couple married in July after meeting on a dating website and the relationship appeared to have been tempestuous from the start.

In September, Lowe called police to her home and asked them to remove Daly, referring to him as a “bigamist.” In December, Lowe called police again following another domestic dispute.

The couple got into a heated argument in their master bedroom on Feb. 5. Lowe told police she accused Daly of not paying his share of the bills and questioned him about a woman named “Wanda” that her husband had flown to Florida in July before they were married.

Daly called her several names and began acting aggressively, closing his fist as if to hit her, Lowe told police.

As the argument continued, Lowe said she reached into a nightstand drawer and grabbed her gun. Feeling threatened, Lowe said she shot Daly.

After shooting Daly, Lowe said her husband went into “theatrics,” falling to one knee and saying, “Oh… Jesus, I’m coming to be with you. She shot me. I’m coming Lord. I’m coming now.”

Lowe, who told police she was experienced in advanced medical techniques from her military service, said she rendered first aid, but felt Daly was going to be fine when he began snoring, according to the police report.

Police became skeptical of Lowe’s accounts when she changed her story several times, the affidavit states. After originally telling police that Daly had not hit her, Lowe changed her account and said that her husband struck her several times.

When confronted about her story’s inconsistencies, Lowe told police “that sometimes she will forget things.”

Daly’s family released a statement Wednesday calling the murder “a senseless act of violence.”

“Larry was a loving father, grandfather and brother who demonstrated a love of the lord and lived his life accordingly,” the statement reads.

Lowe was booked Wednesday into the St. Lucie County jail.

A naked man with ‘superhuman strength’ was shot dead by police after attacking a retired cop, a father and son and a teenage boy in a drug-fuelled rampage.

Officers attempted to taser 6ft 3in 250lb Anesson Joseph, who witnesses say was growling like a wild animal, but were unable to subdue him.

The 28-year-old suspect also bit the face of his teenage victim in the attack, which bears chilling similarities to that of Miami Cannibal Rudy Eugene.

The shocking incident happened at around 8.30pm on Tuesday in Palm Beach County, Florida, according to Sheriff Ric Bradshaw.

Naked Joseph, who is believed to have been under the influence of hallucinogenic drugs, began chasing retired New York police office Douglas Kozlik, who was out for his nightly walk.

The 66-year-old victim was rushed to Delray Medical Center with serious injuries but was released from hospital the following day.

Joseph then chased a man and his 10-year-old son, injuring the child, before attacking 18-year-old Tony Grein and his 16-year-old sister Tania as they took out rubbish.

The teenager had a box cutter on him and tried to defend himself as Joseph bit his face, but the assailant was “ridiculously strong”.

Tony told the Palm Beach Post: “He starts biting right away, not a punch, not a hit like you would expect. I was kind of shocked.”

The young man said Joseph appeared to be unable to feel pain, even as he was stabbed in the face with the box cutter.

Tony added: “It was that fear of, ‘This guy is invincible.'”

When police tried to corner the suspect he took a “fighting stance”, Sheriff Bradshaw said, and officers tried unsuccessfully to taser him.

“He’s obviously delirious on something,” Bradshaw said. “He is a huge guy. He takes a fighting stance. They’re trying to get him on the ground. He starts charging them. The Taser did not affect him.”

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