Odd because I haven’t found that the inability to mind one’s business was strictly an older white person thing at all. It’s not just his attitude about the hair that’s a problem.

The poster above you links to a heavy.com article that outs the writer as a regular insane 78 year old white dude with a history of boomer bitching about tattoos, children in public, etc.  Why would you doubt a Penn state fan would have the shittiest possible take?  

“We encourage those leaders to be mindful because their words may jeopardize the integrity of the city of Dallas and DPD,” the statement continued.

Nah, that’s like typical angry boomer style right there.

Surely there must be mirrors in the locker room!

You’re going to stop watching your favorite sports because you don’t like the dreads one guy has. Ok, then. I guess fuck right the hell off & watch Golden Girls instead. You can have your opinions. It’s really over the top to not just tweet or facebook your dislike, you actually sent a letter. That’s intense.

Michael you came for Andrew Luck’s neckbeard which gave us one of the best Twitter accounts ever. This shall not stand. As for the sexually repressed couple that felt the need to write this shit I mean I assume you would’ve broken off all contact with the University in the wake of the Sandusky scandal but hey state…

“Though the athletes of today are certainly superior to those in my days; we miss the clean cut white young men and women from those days.”

Don’t you have parents or girlfriend who’ve told you those shoulder length dreadlocks look disgusting and are certainly not attractive…

Good luck crouching.

Fuck off.

“Dallas police say there is no suspect information available at this time.”

Yes, witnesses to that night have been threatened during the last year. Joshua Brown had a small record, to which he testified truthfully. He was worried about that meant for him with the police, but he went forward anyway.

We have to keep being courageous. We’ve got to be Mamie Till and Fannie Lou.

On Saturday, the lead prosecutor in the Guyger case Jason Hermus, applauded Brown’s decision to come forward. “He bravely came forward to testify when others wouldn’t, ” he told the Morning News.

Thank goodness for those courtroom hugs, right?

What’s the over-under that it’s concluded to be “unrelated”? And then some drug-related charges are brought up against the deceased?

Seems like navigating a minefield in the traditional sense. And of course there’s no doubt that some of the streamers are trying to break through and become real celebrities. This con seems emblematic of Twitch trying to have it both ways, and they need to understand that there must be a line, and it needs to be drawn…

Its entirely possible to cover the streamers and companies in a way that isnt like TMZ. You could start with reading this article for instance

Must be good to be a boot licker for the corporate gun industry. Do you feel manly holding that gun in your hand to compensate?