And also, you know what a fucking kite on fire isn’t? An imminent threat to the life of another person that justifies murdering the person who set the kite into the air.

He got in her seat and refused to move.

I will say, though, it’s been really nice that some of the older white people who have lived in the neighborhood for decades have stood up and said “These people were here before you and if you don’t like it you can move back to the suburbs.”

The only remaining question is: how long until we engage in active military action against Iran.

SAVE US, STORMY DANIELS!!

So, I brought this up on one of those Splinter videos, and a nice thoughtful discussion ensued.

Ah yes. Another fine, basement-dwelling specimen of the “superior race.”

The NRA has told Trump that, under no circumstances, is he ever to congratulate a black man for taking a gun out of the hands of a white man.

“but it should feel good to be the colonizers for a change.”

Please, please move into more neighborhoods with white people.

Lol, so basically you are feeling kind of indignant about that one small sentence?

It’s helpful because many people don’t realize that white people get really indignant over the smallest of things, especially when it comes to black people and it’s important to point out that white people get really indignant over the smallest of things, especially when it comes to black people because if people…

This is a good reminder that many Republicans are only for a smaller government when it suits their agenda. When it comes to keeping symbols of black oppression in a majority black community, they fully believe that representatives from Dresden (a town of 2,800) should have a say in the public parks of Memphis.

Silly I know

Thanks, I try. But feel free to bust a gun for the cause. Plenty of trolls to address around here.

Modern American policing is a progression from organized slave catching and militias formed to commit crimes against Native Americans. Please read about fugitive slave laws. Then remember the property laws you speak of were made in consideration of Black people *being* property. It might make people feel good to track…

racism in america is a pretty well-placed controversy, but thanks for tsk-tsking everybody, including the ceo of the company who wants to personally apologize to the victims for his company’s conduct.

We have already established that is not Starbucks’ policy. My point is a person who ‘needs to know a policy’ before accepting what has been demonstrated by several witnesses as an incident of discrimination is clearly more interested preserving the imaginary reputation of a company than dealing with the reality of the…

Are you a Starbucks stockholder? If not, what is your motivation to be fair to a corporate entity when the facts show the company’s employees were treating potential customers unfairly? This is not a normal, empathetic reaction. Anytime you can think the thought, “the staffer should not have discriminated against the…