Yeah, Hillary supporters are definitely the ones with the volatile, unprecedentedly-crazed internet presence and the need to comment on anything the rival candidate does.

If the ad has the backing of the family, then I don’t believe detractors have a lot of ground to stand on. Heck, the mother of Dontre Hamilton wrote an editorial in the Milwaukee journal sentinel last Sunday which briefly described her son’s death and the went on at length to extol the virtues of Hillary Clinton. Both…

How does that have anything to do with what benjaminallover said?

Hillary supporter as well. This is a great ad!

Nothing to go off of. I guess we just expect some apologies for when Hillary having mothers of gun shot victims campaign with her and was accused of pandering. Obv each of these people can support whatever candidate they want, but I remember Hillary being called a shrillary when she surrounded herself with black women…

I respect her (and other victim’s) right to use her political leverage in a way she sees as fitting of her father’s legacy. I don’t know if I’d have the guts or confidence to do that.

you both sound like peaches

All hail Blac Kardashian!

This literally made my head hurt that Tyga could be his own son’s uncle, while his Brother-In-Law would be his son’s step-uncle-father? All the while he waits for his girlfriend to be old enough to drink. What a fucked up world.

your wife sounds like a peach

Saying a woman should be brutally gang raped bothers me more than doing so in public.

It’s in extremely poor taste. You should tell your wife that most people don’t find it funny. Most people don’t joke about rape even in private. Anecdotalizing your wife’s humor as a way to validate Banks behavior only makes your wife look as bad as Banks does in this instance.

Oh so you’re a white supremacist?

Oh fuck off

Your wife jokes that she wishes people she doesn’t agree with would get raped?...which makes it okay in this instance? So points to the asshole making rape ‘jokes’? Hmm.

Me thinks your white guilt is preventing you from criticizing a black woman and blinding you from the obvious which was that Banks vitriol was genuine.

I can’t really fault her for thinking that was a real quote.

Point 4 is the thing that got me. Even if Sarah Palin had said the things Azealia thought she did, that’s beyond the pale.

It’s one thing to believe that someone would say it, it’s quite another to wish violence on someone in multiple public social media messages without even bothering to look at the source. That’s aggressively stupid, stupidly aggressive.

Rule 1: Never tweet.