Except that this happened in multiple counties, and it was the county officials that blew the whistle when Kobach’s office published “official” numbers that didn’t match the numbers those counties reported.

“Let me fuck with these Black folks for no reason .”

“It’s a bar that serves food. I live in KC and this is policy there.”

Exactly. And his whole “oh you’re gonna be here all night” bullshit? Motherfucker, if she wants to stay until last call that is her goddamned right because she has cash in hand and you are open for business. 

The question is: Is the policy uniformly enforced for all patrons? If it’s only applied to...certain people...that’s a problem.

People need to stop eating there.

I’m really getting sick and tired of this “racial sensitivity course” crap.

That doesn’t get the point across either, because the city pays it (or rather, the city’s insurance company pays it) and the police officers involved don’t see a dime of that money taken from them. And the courts nearly never remove their qualified immunity, so you can’t sue the officers individually. It’s almost desig…

Clayton is a city of 16,000 people, yet six squad cars were taken up to escort falsely accused dine and dashers back to IHOP? I guess Clayton is so crime-free it can afford to devote a hell of a lot of resources to racism.

Honestly, it had the opposite problem of the Marvel shows*: slow boring start, but a really strong finish.

Union rules vary state to state, it’s no surprise Florida’s stagehands aren’t unionized while New York’s are. Florida has been “right to work” since the 1940s.

My apathy about Destiny 2 has extended to my article ledes. Here’s hoping they can bring me back.

In America, you can shoot a Black person and not even serve a day in jail! Truly a paradise.

Eating too much toothpaste can make someone seriously ill.

Ren “is now facing a charge of a crime against moral integrity.”

“Sir, you can’t be black over here.”

@Canon7D-Fanboy: He stood up for principal. That is not "falling on your sword for nothing", he stood up for what he felt was right.