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Quite cool anon, quite cool!
Here's a few I made some time after muh "two MAGA nigerians and a rope" threw bleach at me while leaving Subway with a tuna sandwich at 2am on some dark corner of a chicago street, habbened.
And in related news.
By Jacey Fortin
Published Feb. 26, 2020
Updated Feb. 28, 2020
Since at least 1900, members of the House and Senate have tried to pass a law making lynching a federal crime. The bills were consistently blocked, shelved or ignored, and the passage of time has rendered anti-lynching legislation increasingly symbolic.
But on Wednesday, a measure to add lynching to the United States Criminal Code passed in the House. The Senate passed a version of the bill last year.
Once the bills are formally reconciled, the legislation can be sent to the Oval Office, where President Trump is expected to sign it into law.
The House bill, called the Emmett Till Antilynching Act, was introduced by Representative Bobby Rush, a Democrat from Illinois. The Senate bill, which passed unanimously last year, was introduced by Kamala Harris, Democrat of California; Cory Booker, Democrat of New Jersey; and Tim Scott, Republican of South Carolina.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/02/26/us/politics/anti-lynching-bill.html
Don't think I saved it here, but there was recently a very believable (sorry, that's all I got) twat from someone that said AS's father willie was telling people AS had a breakdown and his wife had left him.
His behavior fits and there are pics of his wedding online.
I've never felt he was remotely anything like Q and still don't. Regardless of your feelings about Q, Q's style has been 100% opposite of AS, or is it AS is diametrically opposed to Q?
I couldn't think of a worse impersonation (for lack of a better way to say it).
AS is a desperate soul acting out. I wish him the best, but also wish he would stop this farce.
To help take your mind off Covid-19