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"Comparing a black person to an ape is an act of racism. Barr was not being anti-PC or edgy. Barr wasn’t poking the “snowflakes” or pushing the boundaries of free speech. She publicly attacked a black woman with a racist slur."— 'Sources Say' is Greek for 'Fake News' (@NolteNC) May 29, 2018
https://t.co/i6Cs8ttBX3 via @BreitbartNews
I have a long history of calling out racists, even within my own sect and party. @therealroseanne is no racist.— Ali Alexander (@ali) May 29, 2018
I'm serious. Some are asking if this is my hill to die on? Damn right.
We need truth, context and to be able to say something is insensitive.
Our oligarchs hate us.
I know the entertainment industry is filled with small minded leftists, but imagine for a moment that over the holiday weekend, you tweeted a picture of Bush McChimpy Hitler, and Tuesday morning, when you came back to work, your boss told you to clean out your desk. #Roseanne— Mike a.k.a. Proof -NRA Life Member (@ProofBlog) May 29, 2018
Interesting to see the crossover between people who thought the NFL banning kneeling for the anthem was a First Amendment debacle, but think ABC didn't raise any First Amendment issues by firing Roseanne. (/1)— Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) May 29, 2018
Do you find this strange?— Jacquie (@Jacquie39428285) May 31, 2018
The ABC executive that cancelled Roseanne is the same person who cancelled Last Man Standing and is married to Susan Rice 😡😣😡 pic.twitter.com/btlJ7jt9k3
So on Friday [Tommy Robinson] was outside the Crown Court in Leeds. He was not demonstrating, or accosting or chanting, or even speaking. He was just pointing his mobile phone upon the scene from a distance. Within minutes, seven coppers showed up in whatever they use instead of a Black Maria these days, tossed him inside it and drove off. In other words, these were not "investigating officers" called to the scene: They showed up with the intent to take him away. Within hours, he was tried, convicted and gaoled - at HM Prison Hull, a Category B chokey, or one level below maximum security. The judge in the case, one Geoffrey Marson, spent all of four minutes on trying, convicting and sentencing Robinson. It is not clear whether that leisurely tribunal included his order expressly forbidding "any report on these proceedings" (the case is Regina vs Yaxley-Lennon because that's Robinson's real name).
