John Oliver nails the ocean of bullshit that is gang designation used to fuck up the entire lives of non-gang members who are simply living their lives while brown.
Bonus 90s Coolio callback that gets the full Oliver treatment.
It’s crazy how all the “gang colors” bullshit related to sports teams from when I was growing up is still being trotted out there by these morons. Basically they were full of shit back then and haven’t learned anything or refuse to learn anything in 30 years.
I said, “nice jersey” to some dude in the grocery store parking lot because he was wearing a rainbow gut jersey. In Maryland. He took one look at me and said, “you wanna chill with that, cuate, these colors mean something around here”.
I’d really hoped that this accusation was the exception to the rule, but horrifyingly it is not.
For example: Speaker Johnson was mentored in college by a man who was later convicted of pedophilia. Johnson later “adopted” an adolescent boy from a foster home, kept him for a few years before tossing him aside.
I put “adopted” in quotes because that’s how Johnson described him rocking up to a foster home and simply taking and keeping a boy; no questions, no paperwork, no court permission, nothing.
The secret society of elite pedophiles is real and is running the country. It’s just not liberal elites.
The survey reveals that only 38% of Republicans approve of Trump’s handling of the Epstein scandal, with 58% disapproving. The survey also shows that 86% of respondents want all Epstein case files released.
An Oklahoma sheriff’s office Monday opened an investigation over reports that images of nude women were displayed on the state’s school superintendent office television during a meeting with education board members.
It doesn’t appear he went full Tubin, but republicans get caught in sex/pedophilia scandals constantly and no one collectively blames them as a group. It’s beyond the point where we should.
Walters, a Republican, has spent much of his first term in office lauding President Donald Trump, feuding with teachers unions and local school superintendents, and trying to end what he describes as “wokeness” in public schools.