1) Yes, the warrant on the address was correct, but the people the cops were looking for weren’t there (they were looking for someone who dated Taylor two years ago). So the judge issued a very strict, no-knock warrant on an address where the perpetrator isn’t likely to be.

If a sponsor drops him for wearing that shirt, that’s a good indication that the sponsor should be avoided by consumers.

The protests and BLM have gotten worldwide attention. Did you not see the global protests in May and June?

The world is aware of who Breonna Taylor is.

She was a target of the investigation, period

What citric said. It is not a “strong political opinion” to think that innocent people should not be murdered in their beds while sleeping.  It is just basic human empathy.

Yeah, but who gives a fuck about that when the police are, apparently, allowed to murder innocent people sleeping in their beds, and just get away with it.

There are not 2 extremes. There a people who are out there murdering people based on the color of their skin, and there are people who are demanding that they not be murdered.

Get your both sides bullshit out of here. That is something racists use to pretend that their bigotry and hatred is just a legitimate point of view.

I used to feel somewhat sorry for Trump and his mental decline but now if he were to actually put a gun to his head and pull the trigger I’d consider it a blessing upon not just the nation but the entirety of the free world.

Funny thing is, is that wearing a shirt isnt driving people away. He’s on the right side of this issue, along with the majority of other American’s.

Oh, that’s good to know. because something like this attracts a lot of positive attention and potential new fans of the sport. That will certainly offset the few disgruntled racists who cancel their F1 subscription because of something like this. You’ve seen it happen with large corporations left and right:…

His sponsors don’t deserve money if they don’t want justice for Breyonna Taylor.
FFS, it’s a literal murder, you know that? And the murderers aren’t being held responsible.

Someone on Twitter really said it best: Something ain’t right when there’s more consequences for wearing a t-shirt than there is for actually killing a person. This is as far from a political issue as it gets—it’s a moral one.

I think the FIA is screwed, yes they have a rule in place but sometimes rules are meant to be broken. The only way they could end up looking a little better is to fine him $1 or whatever the fine is donate it. Other than that they shit the bed on this!

Amen. Isn’t there a pretty big intersection between those who choose to remain silent on this issue and those who support “law and order”? Makes zero sense. Almost as if “law and order” is an empty platitude to preserve the status quo and the conveniences it affords them (like not having to think about right vs. wrong)…

You should see all the faces when I wear this shirt in public (I live in Montana).

The thing is, calling for justice for her is not political. Since when has wanting murders to be arrested political? These things are labeled as such by people who don’t care to or want to talk about or face such things. So saying it’s political is a convenient way to avoid it. Racism and police brutality aren’t…

You gotta love when the company that built German aircraft, tanks, and submarines is able to grow with the times and have the correct take. 

At least Mercedes said the right thing: