…pro Hillary Clinton thugs…
Hilarious mental image. Lots of leather, tattoos, and piercings.
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Maybe not, but providing false information to police re your false flag arson usually is.
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Sometimes the irony is so thick you could cut it with a knife.
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But aren’t they almost by definition WHITE?
(Racial bias racial bias racial bias!!!)
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Is Trump is a religion now?
For tax reasons, yes…
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“We shouldn’t be making laws to protect a specific class of people. We should be protecting every class of people.” That’s right sweetie…and that’s why we have LIBEL laws in this country. You’d better check your ‘facts’ on who you’re accusing before you go any further. The sign may have been torched because you chose to put a billboard in your yard and then proclaim yourself a ‘victim’.
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“A Staten Island man believes his support for Donald Trump has rendered him the victim of a hate crime.”
This is a hate crime against all Batsh*t-Crazy Americans.
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see that’s what ya get when you do unto others…you have others do unto you big time…ya friggin putz
My money’s on the president of the Home Owners Association who just got tired of all the late night calls and of sending out letter after letter after letter…
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So this is the backwards B of 2016?
If it does turn out to be self-inflicted, which republican will be the first to call it “Jewish Lightning” and how long will it take?
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Pirozzolo said the purpose of the giant T wasn’t to be divisive, but to show his enthusiasm for a candidate whose supporters he believes have been the subject of ridicule and persecution: “The signs didn’t say “Trump”; it was just a T. T also stand for tolerance, and for truth, and for thinking.”
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You mean to say that assholes aren’t a protected class?
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Well some people say they’ve seen him walk on water, heal the sick, and feed the poor. I’m not saying that, but some people are.
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Come to think of it, this is Staten Island… hmmm.
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Well, if that “T” also stands for tolerance, truth and thinking, it can’t also stand for Traitor Trump.
– today’s message is brought to you by the Department of Obvious
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It looked like a big KKK cross
Pirozzolo cuts the legs from under his defense…
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First, I’m not a huge fan of the idea of “hate crimes.” There are crimes, some serious (murder, kidnapping) and some less so. “Hatred” is not a crime, it’s a character deficiency. Having said that, exactly what minority group was targeted? Orange blowhards with bad toupees? “Billionaire” real estate developers? Carnival barkers?? I’m puzzled, please explain.
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TrUMp Lives MAtter!!!111one!!!
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We shouldn’t be making laws to protect a specific class of people. We should be protecting every class of people."
I’m sure this guy is a dolt, but there are legitimate arguments for and against hate crime legislation. And in this climate of victimization envy, regressive left, safe spaces, and perpetually offended college kids, I don’t think it would be a bad thing to have some reasonable discussion over these laws.
There is little evidence that hate crime laws do anything to deter the act itself. Moreover, we are then asked to look into the mind of the accused and determine what they were thinking (which can be tricky when there is little circumstantial or supporting evidence). At the end of the day does it matter whether I kill a person out of hate, or greed, or revenge, or jealousy? Some say yes, some say no. I don’t have a problem with hate crime legislation necessarily. I think it is largely a political move. A gesture that says “we value you and respect you in this community and are doing what we can to protect you.” But I think it’s important to reevaluate these laws every so often to see if they are having a positive or negative effect.
Trump is sad…
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