I’m shamelessly commenting on my own post to express how seriously thrilled and impressed I am with the discussion this has engendered. I’ve known it for a while, but it’s always nice to get confirmation that Kotaku has the smartest readership on the web. Keep on being awesome, all of you.

But they gave money to salvation army, whom also helps any person regardless of sexual orientation!

Except that CFA will serve and hire people regardless of orientation. Just sayin’.

Someone who doesn’t even know they’re ‘watching’ the stream is not a real stream view, and everyone knows that.

“I wouldn’t compare it to viewbotting. There technically is someone watching the stream.”

I feel like this should just replace the article.

The expression is “off-putting”, not odd putting. Although, that might have been a typo, they ARE right beside each other.

Not hard to get behind the message that CBP is abusing its power. But, of course, there are numerous problems with how you present this:

“hurl a drink at Tomi’s overprocessed bleached hair”

The flip side is this feeds their astygmatic worldview wherein they are victims, under assault by globalist leftists. Richard Spencer getting punched in the face dissuaded neither him nor his followers; months later they were marching in Charlottesville. Throwing drinks at Tomi Lahren isn’t going to cause some cosmic…

This instance is going to hurt more than it helps marginalized people.

Like how in the fuck do you think you have the right to be in a private establishment when they tell you to leave?

I mean, the story says they were told multiple times the place was closed and need to leave, also that they entered a half hour after closing even. The whole situation could have been handled better and the off-duty cop didn’t need to put his hands on anyone. Although, the ladies should have listened to management…

The restaurant says they were closed, but the women say the restaurant was open because people were still dining. Anyone who’s worked service knows a closed restaurant often has people in it well beyond the official closing time, and while the public may still be inside, no one new gets to come in.

Is there any way non-blacks (whites, asians, latinos) can remix a video like above without being racists? Not this video (didn’t even bother to watch it) in specifically, but technically is it possible? Or will you cry racism regardless?

No, because it would be racist if possession was limited to one race.

It’s a tricky issue. Because what’s the ideal outcome?

Except you can. The original hasn’t gone anywhere, nor is it diminished by a stupid cover of the original. Besides, it’s art. Art doesn’t belong to any one class of people.

Oh come now, you have plenty of shit. Childish Gambino’s “This is America” is complete shit....

Stop wearing western European-style clothes and speaking English you cultural appropriator.