“I’m sorry...but”, “you people” and “get over it” are terms usually reserved for the biggest of asshats.

It is understandable that some people in one part of the world may not know what is offensive in other parts. The influencers that learned about the problem either took the post down, apologized or both. But some…

Is there a country where it’s considered a cool and respectful thing to do? 

So, what I’m getting from this is, “It’s okay, because they were following orders.”

How does cop butt taste like?

Okay.

How about solving the base problem so that the symptom goes away on its own?

It’s 2020, he could have hit him up on the phone. Instead, he’s negating the good this dude did on Twitter and to the Post. Get real man lol.

Did you read the f*cking article? Get out of here with that bullshit.

“Around 11 p.m., he phoned Dubey. It was the first time they had ever spoken, he said.”

LMAO, your original point was to bring up the differences in tone, that Jalop supports the current protests but was against the haircut protests. Baloo explained the reason why. That’s moving the goalposts for you? Go the fuck back to kindergarten if you need an explanation of why their post was relevant

So you’re not going to respond at all to the point that Baloo was making? There’s actually a point to the protests right now. Look at the signs people are carrying: “Black Lives Matter” is a whole lot more impactful and important than “I Need A Haircut” or “COVID is a hoax”

Denny himself supported the protests and would say “fuck you” for using his name to excuse injustice. Funny, with all your smug crowing about how your age informs you, you clearly spent little of those years thinking critically or educating yourself.

The trash? You’re an asshole.

They did.

Have you seen the rest of the country? Nearly all police forces are incompetent fucks.

The trash was taken off the freeway. He was then put in jail, but subsequently released.

They aren’t property taxes and she was in prison for murder that was reduced to manslaughter when the law was changed.

She could also be divorcing him to protect his assets for him. If she assumes possession of the majority of his assets, he might be able to claim poverty when he gets sued for everything he owns.

This needs more stars.

Giannulli is the one with the really big bucks, and while perhaps some people might resist buying Mossimo labelled clothes at Target, most won’t care (or not make the connection), and he’ll still be reaping millions in licensing fees (he sold the company to them for $200m about ten years ago, but is still entitled to…