"Disorderly conduct"
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I didn’t think he could be more Mr Miyagi pilled.
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Did this man get money from taking the police to court?
The same police officer sits at traffic lights while "NIGGER NIGGER NIGGER" blasts out of car speakers. He probably has a 2pac CD at his house and listens to N.I.G.G.A. and "Ratha Be Ya Nigga" and "Definition of A Thug Nigga" on repeat.
LOL our society is peak clown world. It's going to be a dystopian hell. Might as well get a laugh about it and find enough resolve to realize we're going to have to kill.
LOL our society is peak clown world. It's going to be a dystopian hell. Might as well get a laugh about it and find enough resolve to realize we're going to have to kill.
Never even knew he got arrested.
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I've said here already that cops, judges and juries operate on the premise that victims call the police first. You're either a victim or a perp, and victims don't get the cops called on themselves. You're right in that Mr. Miyagi needed to have called the cops first to "set the narrative" and establish himself as the victim.
And, yes, he should have said that the nigs called him a "chink" first and, "in the heat of the moment," he "made a lapse in judgement and returned their insult." Mr. Miyagi's biggest mistake was being honest about his views with the ZOG Bots.