1. Holy cow, when you’ve got grandpappy chasing after you with a cane you done did messed up.

   Saving this for the next time someone says they can’t go train, go to the gym, or go to an….energetic exchange of ideas with members of the public because of whatever XYZ reason.

   Dawgonnit if this didn’t put the biggest grin on my face and a bit of energy for the day. Thank you.

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2. It’s all fun and games until the “silent majority” finally has had enough and goes after your self-entitled, trust-fund, Che-wanna-be, sorry progtard ass. LOL!

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3. “Sir, I locked the door for *your* safety!”

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4. The cops are not protecting the statue, though… The cops are protecting the perps…

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   1. They don’t need to protect the statue — the people are doing that.

   2. Police have always been for protection of the accused as mobs/vigilantes don’t worry about things like evidence, proof, due process, justice, etc. Mobs have been known to make mistakes (not infrequently fatal ones for the accused).

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   3. exactly my point. The police and crim just system are there to protect the perps, and to mete out measure justice, in lieu of retribution.

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5. I tried to follow the link. Twitter says the account has been suspended.

   1. Just checked, seems fine. Not the first time Twitter reverses a screw up

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