This is what pre-schoolers got to see as they arrived at Jackson Academy yesterday morning.
Yup. These "protestors" stood outside the pre-school entrance to Jackson Academy about something that is already banned in Mississippi. Brilliant. They protested at Jackson Prep on September 16 and plan a return engagement within the next few weeks. The Jackson Prep administration sent this message out to parents during the September protest.
Tell you what. Y'all are Warriors for Christ? Prove it. Go protest at Provine or Lanier high schools. Obviously you are not racist folk so you should not have any problem doing so.
If readers witness similar protests, please take pictures or video and send to kingfish1935@gmail.com.
The JA marching band moved its morning practice to a site near the protestors. It almost brings this oldie to mind and gave me an excuse to post the video.
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26 comments:
Meh. They’re standing in a public place holding signs and yelling. BFD. Let me know when they’re blocking highways, threatening people at restaurants, throwing rocks at police, or looting Nike and Apple and Louis Vuitton stores.
Westboro Baptists?
Who is backing support with funding?
This approach doesn't change any minds. Kinda reminds me of the nutjobs at PETA. "Not going to be persuasive or construct a good argument in favor of my cause, just going to see how many people I can shock with my approach." That means your goal is attention for YOURSELF, not your cause.
Is this in Oregon?
HAHAHAHAHA these guys protesting at Lanier would be HILARIOUS!!! If you wanna stand in front of Lanier screaming at people, I ll give you a ride!!!!
They are just protesting where they think they can do the most good. At these schools these folks can hop on A plane and still get an abortion . The folks at Lanier and Provine don’t have that luxury .
@9:45
a preschooler can hop on a plane and get an abortion?
you are a special kind of moron
Now don’t be accusing baptists of dancing …..they get mad,
@9:45 My god seek help immediately
No one was more disappointed about abortion being banned in
Mississippi than those wack jobs.
So no one at Lanier or Provine has the financial means to buy a plane ticket? Well that's not racist at all.
@October 22, 2026 at 11:03 AM - Could just be ignorance, ya know.
That would be funny
What the hell does a private school have to do with abortion
This is unfortunate but shouting protestors have crapped on innocent people and their neighborhoods since the early 70s, whether hmsxls Occupy- something or anti anything. Paid anarchists who don't even believe in their cause.
Are these paid protesters? Has anyone from the local media tried to interview any of them?
These people should have been removed, why did they do this at the school
The grift must go on
Kinda surprised by the negative tone Kingfish is taking to people peacefully exercising their first amendment protected right to free speech and assembly, especially when his blog depends so heavily on that same amendment.
As to why are they protesting in front of pre-schoolers, they are also protesting in front of 15-19 year olds. If they did it at Provine people would call them racists, so by doing it in a centrally located predominantly white school they can keep the focus on the issue, which is that there are over a million abortions a year in the US, and 10% of them are done by adolescents (<17), so that's 100,000 babies a year being killed by the age group at this school. That's twice as many babies being put to death a year as there were troops killed in Vietnam.
To educate a little bit, yes, Mississippi has an "abortion ban" because most voters in the state don't like the idea of abortion, so Dr.'s in this state can't perform them and pharmacists can't provide the medications for them. However, a seventeen year old girl can still order abortion meds from a shield state like Massachusetts and have them overnighted to her to take after class the next day, and that's perfectly legal. Technically, according to MS law, the prescriber in MA is doing something that violates our state laws, but unless that person moves here we can't prosecute them. You people thinking there are planes or road trips involved really do need to be educated on this issue if you think income is a barrier to abortion access.
So yes, abortions still happen in MS, the people behind those fences are in the demographic for people most likely to seek out abortions and will be for some time, and the people protesting the murder of children for the sake of selfishness are if nothing else generating conversations like this that might be eye opening for some readers/viewers. As Christians, we are taught to plant the seed, but God is responsible for the harvest. Hopefully this plants a seed with some of you.
No, 9:09, NOT "meh." The horrible humans do that sort of thing ALL the time. They have harassed people at restaurants, concerts, community events. They have pushed ladies down on the ground. Your reverse psychology is a big FAIL!
I will not be won over to their cause until I see them throw tomato soup on a Renaissance painting.
Too much to read make it short
I sure hope that students and parents are putting-together, the footage they've got, from cell phones and dashcams and all those little cams hidden on their Teslas. Upshots can see under those hoodie rims.
Surely, the school's cams include some which see the kinds of light one needs, to analyze BIOMETRICS. Hoodies and baggy britches can't hide everything - not with certain cameras - not anymore. Ask denizens of Bridgewater, who've been mastering the possibilities for decades, now.
And owners of S-class Mercedes may want to review their cars' observational capabilities - and where the data goes. The car's black box? Some cloud, somewhere? For how long?
There's some plucky little 'Super Intelligence' bot, somewhere, which would LOVE to organize all of that data into composite profiles of each of these people - voice prints are handy, too... Other AI is now capable of actually carrying-out tasks. Not that I'm inciting or anything, but it would be a fun project for the kids, or for their recently-retired fiftysomething elite ops grandpas...
I'm sayin' it again: identify the protestors, then assess their vulnerabilities.
Solution: a garden hose and a sprinkler
Sounds like it's time for the 1st Annual Jackson Prep School Habanero Jelly Cookoff. Each school gets 250 gallons of the hottest habanero puree, including the seeds and pith, this side of hell, two 55-gallon drum of vinegar, 10 big boiling pots and burners, and 10 shop fans. Good ol' Polybear might even have a recipe. Invite Dave Grohl and his groove band to be special guest judges. Let the protesters try to scream all they want. I doubt it will be intelligible through all the snot and tears anyway.
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