Please tell me you’re under the care of professional mental health experts.
That is a damn hard shame.
I’m sure she thought she was being special or original being racist towards an Asian.
I don’t think anyone ever links racism to microwaves.
I thought the same thing myself.
Well, this turned out to be nothing.
This whole BLM thing has generated more interest in NASCAR than anyone has seen for years.
The chick who called the cops on the guy who told her to leash her dog has been charged. Good call. Using the police as a weapon should be punished.
Edit: I’m having second thoughts. From the article: “She lost her job, her home and her public life. Now some demand her freedom?” Barnes said. “How many lives are we going to destroy over misunderstood 60-second videos on social media?” I have to admit, that makes a lot of sense to me.
I note they haven’t opened it to public suggestions. If they had, I’d bet the Washington Parasites or Washington Bureaucrats would’ve won.
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Looks like they damaged the car so the charge is correct.
I believe only the male damaged the car, so maybe a different charge. I’m not sure what to do because they will probably do this again. Perhaps a 200000 dollar fine would be my ruling.
Damaging the car is a minor crime. Yelling rude things at adults is not a crime in my world but this isn’t my world. It hasn’t been for many years.
What would you do? 200000 dollar fine for car damage?
I would make them pay for the damage plus a $1000 fine for her and a $3000 fine for him, plus another $1500 paid to the victim for the depreciation on the car because it now has an insurance claim on it (or whatever is fair for that – if it’s a $100k car, that claim could mean it’s worth $10k less now) and I’d tell them they’re both idiots and should grow up.
Where is equal justice under the law on this issue? Why is black people jerking a white person out of a car and destroying their car for answering “all lives matter” not a hate crime?
Probably because there is no heat.
When was it your world?
Well, obviously by “my world”, I mean the world I was most comfortable in. It’s like “my country” or “my city”. To answer your question, though, I haven’t been really comfortable with the world since the 90s. I preferred the 90s to the 80s, however. At least the Internet was common at the end of the 90s.