It's unclear if the sheriff was the one selling the merch that people in the county were buying. I wouldn't be surprised if he was given everything else in the article. He sounds more interested in self-aggrandizement than justice.

Believe girls and women. "[I]t was the [Dept. of Juvenile Justice's] hope that the experience was beneficial to her" was an absolutely asinine thing to say to Taylor to end her probation (probably a form letter b/c they were too lazy to treat her as a person) after all they put her through!

That's a vile, not to mention uneducated, response from the DHS.

To have set herself up by posting that is just...wow.

I fear you're right.

It's like the people making these decisions to forbid certain subjects probably never learned the concept of object permanence either. They think if they don't talk about it, bigotry, racial inequality, and queer people will just go away.

They are so proud of their bigotry. It's not enough for them that they're responsible for thousands of deaths by pulling funding from USAID. The rest of us can and will commemorate the day despite the regime.

Just like Trump to turn an entire group of people into suspects from the act of one man.

I was trying to think of how to respond, but yours is perfect.