They're Gonna Kill Him
They want to strap my brother to an electric chair
What’s up man.
Welcome back to The Dream Lounge. Today we’re going to discuss death, murder, violence, matricide, aggravated child abuse, and other horrific tragedies.
To begin with, as seen above, Florida state prosecutors have filed their formal intent to seek the death penalty against my little brother for the brutal murder of our mother late last year. You can read my bloody, banned, and censored eulogy for her here.
Life has been a bit of a blur since then. A non-stop flurry of cops, lawyers, prosecutors, judges, letters, lawsuits, motions, complaints, hearings, news reports, upgraded charges, even new domestic violence arrests in our family.
I’ve learned more about how government really works in the past 4 months than the entire 37 previous years of my life combined. It’s been like drinking from a firehose filled with horse manure.
I’ve never trusted or liked the government very much, but man, I really don’t like the government at this stage. The whole thing is a giant DMV but all the employees are mentally retarded, psychopaths, or sociopaths rather than just lazy bums.
It’s one big, disgusting, slimy, filthy mess of incompetence and sin. My open criticisms of government since 2009 while sharp, have been far too kind.
My mother’s gruesome death has at once, truly exposed the nightmarish level of dysfunction in my family of origin (escalating for decades), yet also exposed how fundamentally retarded, corrupt, and inept the government is in most respects.
My eyes are wide open now and I am fucking pissed.
Since the murder I’ve tried to remain as neutral as possible. As I wrote in my eulogy I weep for my mother and brother both. A mother’s youngest child of four strangling and stabbing her to death over 100 times is a senseless and horrific tragedy. One that could have and should have been prevented years, even decades ago by local government.
I shit you not, my brother Devin was arrested in January of 2025 - just 8 months before the murder - for not one, but two felonies against my mom.
He was facing up to 10 years in prison for these charges. Guess what happened?
Prosecutors dropped them.
Like always. For the past 40 fucking years, with every single crime my family members commit, they drop the charges.
After nearly half a century the domestic violence of our family finally escalated to murder. No shit sherlock. Where else was that giant snowball of blood, gore, and abuse going to end?
The Death Penalty
With the death penalty, I’ve always had mixed feelings about this.
On the one hand I’m not in principle opposed to executions for serious crimes like 1st degree murder, treason, etc. Florida has well written laws for this with specific “aggravating factors” and my brother’s crime clearly hits a bunch of them as prosecutors have now openly noted.
At face value - without knowing anything else - it’s reasonable to seek the death penalty. Especially if Devin Johnson was a random criminal who broke into my mom’s house, and then killed her in this fashion.
Of course that’s not the case, and there is far more nuance to this bloody tragedy of matricide.
Above all this isn’t a random or simple murder. It’s an extreme and horrific act of domestic violence from a young man against his own mother. The act itself was an overkill murder - meaning violence was used far above and beyond the necessary amount to kill her.
A random criminal might have killed her much faster with a gun compared to triple digit stab wounds and strangulation. The murder itself in other words is of a highly specific nature.
Bio-boomers and conserva-normies will retort by screaming vaguely into the clouds about “mental health epidemics” and drug abuse. For those with an IQ above room temperature, you’ll notice these alleged issues are all hazy and nebulous.
When did the mental health epidemic start and when does it end? Is this epidemic going around like a plague? How is it measured? Is it in the room with us right now?
You see the same nonsense every time some tranny shoots up a school. It’s a catch all blanket to sweep serious problems and big questions under the rug.
Like, uh, why did my brother do this? What is the root cause and motivation for the murder?
Unlike one of our sisters with a more diverse violent crime arrest record, Devin has no history of violence outside of my mom as the victim. To my knowledge he’s never been violent against any other man or woman in his entire life.
Drug abuse as an issue runs a similar course. There are plenty of drug addicts in their 20s. Very, very few of them wake up one day and stab their own mother to death. Druggies do lots of stupid things on and off drugs, but stabbing elderly mom to death is usually not one of them.
My brother’s actions since day one have always screamed to be the most logical conclusion to his life. He was the victim of aggravated child abuse, felony child neglect, and other horrific abuses for most of his life. Indeed his entire life he has been surrounded by severe domestic violence and abuse, and the violence began in our family long before his own birth.
The family violence began even before my birth in 1988.
To cut right to the point: as I’ve said publicly on social media several times, my mother died the death my father deserved.
I say that sincerely, with conviction, and without apology. It would have been a just end for him based on the decisions he made in life, to abuse his family relentlessly for decades.
His abuse was so severe and long standing that its created a multi-generational legacy of violence.
I am unique in my family - and openly despised for it - for telling the truth about my father. For being a domestic violence advocate. For hating my father fully and without apology.
These decisions set me on a completely different path from my siblings, one of peace, love, and alpha male masculinity. To the point of national and international media attention. I was even in The New York Times just last month in a scathing hit piece on my good friend Andrew Tate.
That makes sense since I’m the man who built Andrew Tate and personally crowned him “the King of Toxic Masculinity”.
Opposed or a Mercy Kill?
Since day one I’ve wanted to avoid blatant opposition to the death penalty, because clearly this is a brutal crime, and absent knowing more facts of our family history its completely reasonable to have execution on the table.
At the same time, I’m 100% certain my mom would not want him to be killed. She tried to have him institutionalized in a mental hospital for 6 months just last year in civil court, and nearly got it. I think she would want him institutionalized for life, following by life in prison.
My older sister at least - last I checked - is of the same view, and is even more adamant herself that my mom would not want him killed.
My concern that is not shared with my older sister, is how much more abuse my brother will suffer in maximum security prison for ~50 years, or less if he just gets beaten, raped, and killed early on. In a much more brutal way than what the state will do.
I wonder then if the death penalty is an inadvertent mercy for him. My brother is absolutely not cut out to survive in prison, and he has suffered enough in this life. I’m barely convinced he is competent enough mentally and emotionally to stand trial. I think his development shut down around age 13. He dropped out of highschool with a 3rd grade reading level.
He’s basically a giant kid, and feral animal, raised in an environment of destitute poverty, violent psychopathy, and relentless abuse.
This whole tragedy and trial are one giant cluster fuck.
Civil Rights Abuses
One of my biggest concerns now is that state prosecutors want to string him up as a scarecrow to look “tough on crime”. The reality is exactly the opposite, and I’ve told them as much point blank.
I know these state attorneys are soft on domestic violence crime, because I’ve personally watched you fail my family for about 40 years, dropping dozens of cases. In spite of Florida law being written to do the exact opposite, and push them to prosecute DV crimes more aggressivley.
The broader issue at play is actually a men’s rights issue called sentencing disparity. I was well aware of this from my work in the manosphere as former POTM. Women get off easy, men are treated harshly.
The numbers are brutal. This 2023 federal report from the USSC reviews and summarized the numbers well. Women are treated with absolute kid gloves every step of the way in the criminal justice system.
The situation gets even worse at the state level here in Florida.
Florida has been executing criminals for about 100 years on the dot. About 315 total have been killed in that time.
Guess how many were men?
313
Over 99% of criminals killed in Florida have been men, with only 2 women ever actually executed by the state here.
Without a doubt this is a multi-factoral issue. So to be fair while these numbers are absolutely shocking, there is more to the story than “the government hates men and goes easy on women”.
There are sociological issues at play, and a lot has happened in the past 100 years of history.
With this in mind, sentencing disparity this severe is in my view, a major civil rights issue that needs to be investigated and brutally eliminated.
Women keep saying they want equality. I say give it to them and start strapping a lot more of them down to electric chairs, or otherwise end biased treatment against men in this domain.
No One Cares
My little brother is in some ways the epitome of what the manosphere has been talking about for decades. That men are treated like shit under the law, and women are treated as angels. From family court to criminal court, it’s a shit show.
That almost no one cares about men and boys. They just don’t, and its insanely unjust.
To boil this down to the root: under no circumstances would state prosecutors treat a 28 year old female with this level of hostility and aggression, under the same circumstances.
Neither would the court of public opinion.
They government would never have even upgraded the charges from 2nd degree murder to 1st, and NEVER went after the death penalty.
Oh this poor girl was abused by her father. That poor baby stabbed her mom to death. The patriarchy strikes again. Let’s give her 20 years for murder and a bit less for good behavior.
My brother in effect is the ultimate lost boy.
Abandoned by a country and a culture that doesn’t give one fuck about him, no matter what he went through. My mother was a domestic violence victim herself far longer than me or my brother. Even so she was the chief enabler of my father, specifically enabling the abuse against me and my brother both.
My father has blood on his hands from the grave for this murder. So do local prosecutors and local government officials who have failed my family for years. Even my own mother - who I love and miss - has her own blood on her hands to a degree.
As I said in my eulogy, her mistakes as a mother and wife were catastrophic. They literally contributed to the chain of events that led to her own gruesome death.
These truths are clearly taboo. I have been screamed at, yelled at, assaulted by police, defamed, slandered, smeared, stalked, and harassed for saying this stuff openly for a long time now.
The level of aggression around the silencing of domestic violence issues is extreme beyond words. People will go absolutely nuts in public over exposing these facts, even if you speak them in the most polite terms possible.
Domestic violence drives both the abusers, enablers, and victims to madness.
Avenging my Brother
People have been so nasty to my brother now, and for most of his life, that I feel the need to defend and avenge him with the truth. It’s sickening the way and the degree to which people have already tried to censor and silence me, even speaking in broad terms about these facts and events.
No one really has his back right now but his attorney. The government is really after him I think, viewing him as a tough on crime piñata.
There are serious and obvious civil rights issues at play because he is a young man. They would never ever treat a young woman this way, in the same situation. The stats very obviously support this.
Then again, a swift execution might be easier than watching him get raped and beaten to death 10 years from now.
Life in a mental hospital is hopeful but unrealistic right now. There are only two in Florida, and taking someone charged with a crime this violent is highly unlikely as I understand.
President Trump did just sign an executive order to start bringing back insane asylums from the 1980s, so maybe there is something there, but that could take years and years to even start becoming a reality.
Above all, I think very few people want to hear the truth about my brother. The court system itself is relatively maligned against objectivity and truth. It’s suffering from 200 years of philosophic decay that cannot and will not be fixed overnight.
Even trying to tell the truth about how my brother has suffered in his life will be a challenge. The degree of overt censorship that goes on in court, even under oath, is stunning and disgusting.
In the end, no matter what happens, I suspect the only justice I will ever get for my mom and brother will be in the court of public opinion.
In this court, there are no rules.
No limits. Everything goes.
Complete and total freedom to fight for the truth.
/s/ Anthony Dream Johnson