Random News and Notes 31 March
Welcome to the final March edition of RNN. We start in LaLa Land where census data seems to indicate that LA county leads the nation in outmigration. According to U.S. Census Bureau estimates, LA County’s population fell from 9.75 million to about 9.7 million between July 2024 and July 2025, the largest drop of any U.S. county. For those of math-challenged among you (that includes this editor) that means LA county lost 53,934 residents in a year.
For those of math-challenged among you (that includes this editor) that means LA county lost 53,934 residents in a year. That is almost double the entire population of the town I live in.
Today is “International Transgender Day of Visibility”. I mean I don’t care and normally wouldn’t even mention it. But. If I didn’t then I wouldn’t get to make fun of this retard:
No, that is not the real life Oswald Cobblepot/Penguin. It is “Rachel Crandall-Crocker” the founder of please support my mental illness because if you don’t you’re a bigot day, Err, Trans day of visibility.
Oh, and Happy Autoparts day of visibility if you celebrate.
I’m going to present this one without comment.
Authorities said they refused to pay for two extra carry-on bags while trying to fly to Philadelphia
A verbal argument broke out after airline staff asked them to step aside and pay
Dockery allegedly said, “We don’t have to listen, let’s just go,” before they rushed the gate through a restricted area
Deputies cleared the plane and removed them after they refused to get off
A single Supreme Court opinion dropped this morning, Chiles v Salazar. The question in the case was whether a Colorado law banning medical practitioners – including social workers and therapists – from discussing behavior modifications and ‘conversion therapy’ was Constitutional. An 8-1 Court, Gorsuch authoring the opinion, ruled that the law was indeed unconstitutional prior restraint on free speech.
Justice Jackson took 33 pages of a 66 page opinion (including 4 pages of syllabus) to dissent.
Epic Fury News
Here’s the latest Commanders update:
Secretary of State Marco Rubio had some harsh words for the Commies running Spain.
This is not the first time NATO countries have disallowed overflights. And to be fair to Spain, in 1966 the US did drop 4 nukes on them, the village of Palomares specifically. It was an accident but still.
People are retards
There was a large scale strike on the hardened facilities in Isfahan overnight. Isfahan is one of the homes of the Iranian nuke program and a major missile building facility. I don’t usually post threads like this, but it seemed necessary.