Journalist who mocked Scott Adams (Dilbert) for false predicting his death dies 24 hours later

[BetCheckBet]

This is some seriously fucked up stuff.

Josh Kruger and Scott Adams had been going back and forth. In 2020 Adams had told Kruger that if Biden was elected Kruger would be dead within a year. Kruger brought this up to mock him three days ago as he was still alive three years later. He then was murdered 24 hours later.

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https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/02/us/jo...hia/index.html


Philadelphia journalist and advocate Josh Kruger was shot and killed at his home early Monday morning, according to police.

Police said Josh Kruger, 39, was shot seven times in the chest and abdomen around 1:30 a.m. inside his home on the 2300 block of Watkins Street in the Point Breeze neighborhood.

[tyde]

[sonatine]

this would never have happened if he lived on a lux electric boat.

[Dan Druff]

From 7 years ago:

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Ouch.

For some reason, I don't think he liked Philly very much in the moments before he was murdered.

[Dan Druff]

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[Dan Druff]

And not that this has anything to do with the murder, but the dude was gay and HIV+, according to his own Twitter profile.

Unlike in the '80s and '90s, being HIV+ is manageable these days. Back then you had to just take antivirals and hope you weren't one of the unlucky ones to progress to full blown AIDS. Today most people with HIV end up surviving.

I compared the '80s/'90s media misinformation regarding HIV to what we saw in the '20s with COVID. In both cases, the media manipulated statistics in order to scare a large portion of the population which otherwise was in little danger, in order to achieve political/social goals.

The feeling by the '80s/'90s left was that the establishment was controlled by straight white males, and therefore they would not take AIDS seriously unless they felt in danger themselves. The left at the time feared that, with AIDS being branded a disease of gays and druggies, it would not get proper research funding.

Thus, a media campaign was born to convince the straight male that he was at high risk for AIDS if he had unprotected sex, when in reality it was highly unlikely. Well over 80% of HIV infections came from gay sex, with most of the rest coming from sharing needles during intravenous drug use, and the final few % were women who had sex with bisexual infected men. Straight men who didn't do IV drugs made up virtually 0% of all AIDS cases in the United States.

But that detail was suppressed from the public, even though you could find the actual stats if you dug enough into it (which wasn't easy because there was no web back then).

Anyway, if you were a straight dude who didn't do IV drugs, you weren't at AIDS risk in the '80s and '90s, despite what Tiny Tim said about Santa.

[splitthis]

Rip, one less vote for Binden.

[Ryback_feed_me_more]

This is some seriously fucked up stuff.

Josh Kruger and Scott Adams had been going back and forth. In 2020 Adams had told Kruger that if Biden was elected Kruger would be dead within a year. Kruger brought this up to mock him three days ago as he was still alive three years later. He then was murdered 24 hours later.

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https://twitter.com/JoshKrugerPHL/status/1708231191260705076

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https://twitter.com/scottadamssays/status/1708903061559865544


https://www.cnn.com/2023/10/02/us/jo...hia/index.html


Philadelphia journalist and advocate Josh Kruger was shot and killed at his home early Monday morning, according to police.

Police said Josh Kruger, 39, was shot seven times in the chest and abdomen around 1:30 a.m. inside his home on the 2300 block of Watkins Street in the Point Breeze neighborhood.

How long before Scott Adams gets a knock on the door asking where he was Sunday Night Monday Morning.

[Dan Druff]

Scott Adams needs to tell his 32-year-old wife that it's bad form to use youthful-looking filters when married to an old man. Just makes Scott look like a pedo.

Here's what she really looks like:




Still a fairly ridiculous 31-year age difference, but at least she's in her 30s, which you can kinda tell by looking at this pic.

However, this was the pic going around everywhere:




Here she looked like a teenager (due to the filter), and everyone was calling Scott a pedo.

When there's a 30+ year age difference, you want the chick to look old for her age, not young for her age.


Marriage is obviously because of money, though.

[Jayjami]

And not that this has anything to do with the murder, but the dude was gay and HIV+, according to his own Twitter profile.

Unlike in the '80s and '90s, being HIV+ is manageable these days. Back then you had to just take antivirals and hope you weren't one of the unlucky ones to progress to full blown AIDS. Today most people with HIV end up surviving.

I compared the '80s/'90s media misinformation regarding HIV to what we saw in the '20s with COVID. In both cases, the media manipulated statistics in order to scare a large portion of the population which otherwise was in little danger, in order to achieve political/social goals.

The feeling by the '80s/'90s left was that the establishment was controlled by straight white males, and therefore they would not take AIDS seriously unless they felt in danger themselves. The left at the time feared that, with AIDS being branded a disease of gays and druggies, it would not get proper research funding.

Thus, a media campaign was born to convince the straight male that he was at high risk for AIDS if he had unprotected sex, when in reality it was highly unlikely. Well over 80% of HIV infections came from gay sex, with most of the rest coming from sharing needles during intravenous drug use, and the final few % were women who had sex with bisexual infected men. Straight men who didn't do IV drugs made up virtually 0% of all AIDS cases in the United States.

But that detail was suppressed from the public, even though you could find the actual stats if you dug enough into it (which wasn't easy because there was no web back then).

Anyway, if you were a straight dude who didn't do IV drugs, you weren't at AIDS risk in the '80s and '90s, despite what Tiny Tim said about Santa.

Well, as a straight white male who lived in San Francisco at the time, I can flat out tell you that the number one reason men wore condoms is because every woman insisted on it. In the early 80s, almost all women were on the pill. When AIDS hit, thing changed in a big way. Now things are back to “normal”. In the past six years I haven’t had a single woman ask me to put on the raincoat. Of course, I don’t have sex with women young enough to get pregnant.

[Karen Nathan]

And not that this has anything to do with the murder, but the dude was gay and HIV+, according to his own Twitter profile.

Unlike in the '80s and '90s, being HIV+ is manageable these days. Back then you had to just take antivirals and hope you weren't one of the unlucky ones to progress to full blown AIDS. Today most people with HIV end up surviving.

I compared the '80s/'90s media misinformation regarding HIV to what we saw in the '20s with COVID. In both cases, the media manipulated statistics in order to scare a large portion of the population which otherwise was in little danger, in order to achieve political/social goals.

The feeling by the '80s/'90s left was that the establishment was controlled by straight white males, and therefore they would not take AIDS seriously unless they felt in danger themselves. The left at the time feared that, with AIDS being branded a disease of gays and druggies, it would not get proper research funding.

Thus, a media campaign was born to convince the straight male that he was at high risk for AIDS if he had unprotected sex, when in reality it was highly unlikely. Well over 80% of HIV infections came from gay sex, with most of the rest coming from sharing needles during intravenous drug use, and the final few % were women who had sex with bisexual infected men. Straight men who didn't do IV drugs made up virtually 0% of all AIDS cases in the United States.

But that detail was suppressed from the public, even though you could find the actual stats if you dug enough into it (which wasn't easy because there was no web back then).

Anyway, if you were a straight dude who didn't do IV drugs, you weren't at AIDS risk in the '80s and '90s, despite what Tiny Tim said about Santa.

Well, as a straight white male who lived in San Francisco at the time, I can flat out tell you that the number one reason men wore condoms is because every woman insisted on it. In the early 80s, almost all women were on the pill. When AIDS hit, thing changed in a big way. Now things are back to “normal”. In the past six years I haven’t had a single woman ask me to put on the raincoat. Of course, I don’t have sex with women young enough to get pregnant.

Even if you aren't having sex with women young enough to get pregnant, you still run the risk of getting AIDS and other STDS. Wear a condom every time you have sex.

[BetCheckBet]

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna119259

The journalist, known for his advocacy for LGBTQ+ people, Philadelphians living on the streets, and people living with addiction, may have been counseling the teenager, police said.

“At this time we believe that Mr. Kruger was trying to help Mr. Davis, and they were acquaintances,” Marshmond said. “He was just trying to help him just get through life.”

He said the suspect might have been homeless at some point. Additional details about the relationship were unavailable.

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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna119259

The journalist, known for his advocacy for LGBTQ+ people, Philadelphians living on the streets, and people living with addiction, may have been counseling the teenager, police said.

“At this time we believe that Mr. Kruger was trying to help Mr. Davis, and they were acquaintances,” Marshmond said. “He was just trying to help him just get through life.”

He said the suspect might have been homeless at some point. Additional details about the relationship were unavailable.

+125 Kruger tried some gay shit on the guy. 7 shots is a "seeing red" outburst.

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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna119259

The journalist, known for his advocacy for LGBTQ+ people, Philadelphians living on the streets, and people living with addiction, may have been counseling the teenager, police said.

“At this time we believe that Mr. Kruger was trying to help Mr. Davis, and they were acquaintances,” Marshmond said. “He was just trying to help him just get through life.”

He said the suspect might have been homeless at some point. Additional details about the relationship were unavailable.

+125 Kruger tried some gay shit on the guy. 7 shots is a "seeing red" outburst.

Once again PFA crew sees through the nonsense and gets to the truth.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime...15758a4c&ei=11

Journalist was having sex with and giving drugs to the guy when he was 15 and journalist was 37. Providing guidance and mentoring to the kid to help him get through a difficult period in his life.

[dwai]

[lol wow]

we buying the pedo story it seems real why would he shoot the guy 7 times

[Dan Druff]

As soon as I read he knew the killer, I figured it had to be a pedo thing, given that he was gay and he had been "helping the kid out".

When adult males over 25 want to spend lots of time and effort "helping" random teen boys, that's a huge red flag.

Looks like this went really fast from a tragic street crime to a middle-aged pedo getting what was coming to him.

Amazing how condescending this guy was on Twitter, when in reality he was molesting a teenage boy on the DL.