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LAPD is Investigating Officers for Sharing George Floyd ‘You Take My Breath Away’ Valentine’s Day Meme

Not properly revering St. Floyd is multicultural heresy.

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The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) is investigating the sharing of a meme that did not properly revere national icon George Floyd.

The meme is centered around Valentine’s Day and has a picture of Floyd with the text: “You take my breath away.” This off-color humor may get law enforcement officials fired as free speech is no more in the multicultural states of America.

“Our investigation is to determine the accuracy of the allegations while also reinforcing our zero-tolerance for anything with racist views,” Police Chief Michel Moore said.

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Moore has promised to deliver his “wrath” to the individuals who circulated the joke. One snowflake cop apparently ratted out his colleagues, which has led to this embarrassing controversy that could be straight out of Idiocracy.

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The LAPD released several virtue-signaling Twitter posts on the matter as well:

Big League Politics has reported on the transformation of this deceased crackhead — who had a violent criminal record that included an armed home invasion in which he held a pregnant woman at gunpoint — into a sacrosanct figure after he died in a drugged-out stupor during a police encounter:

Disgusting video has emerged of a Catholic priest worshiping serial felon drug addict George Floyd and other felons whose lives came to an end after resisting police during mass over the weekend.

“Do you support racial justice, equity and compassion in human relations? Yes. Do you affirm that white privilege is unfair and harmful to those who have it and those who do not? Yes,” the priest said as his flock chanted mindlessly with him.

The priest has been identified as Father Kenneth Boller, and he was giving his sermon at St. Xavier Catholic Church in New York City on Sunday. Boller was forced to address a sex scandal in 2019 after some of his fellow Jesuits were revealed to be raping young boys.

“Do you affirm that white privilege and the culture of white supremacy must be dismantled where it is present? Yes. Do you support racial equity, justice and liberation for every person? Yes. Do you affirm the inherent worth and dignity of every person? Yes,” Boller continued.

“Therefore, from this day forward, will you strive to understand more deeply the injustice and suffering white privilege and white supremacy caused? Yes. Will you commit to help transform our church culture to one that is actively engaged in seeking racial justice and equity for everyone? Yes,” he added.

Jesus Christ is being replaced by George Floyd by the godless secular West in its death throes. This is what happens after nations surrender their faith.

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Texas Governor Greg Abbott Pledges to Outlaw Big Tech Censorship

Texas has had enough.

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Texas Governor Greg Abbott is pledging to outlaw Big Tech’s left-wing censorship, announcing his support of a bill in the Texas State Senate that would open social media monopolies to lawsuits from users at a state level.

State Senator Bryan Hughes Senate Bill 12 would provide legal recourse for users of Big Tech platforms who are banned from the services to return, designating Big Tech monopolies such as Twitter, YouTube and Facebook as common carriers.

“They are common carriers and they cannot discriminate against people … it’s a violation of the first amendment,” Hughes said. “This is going to protect Texas’ free speech and get them back online.”

“These are the areas that used to be the courthouse square where people would come and talk,” said Abbott of the legislation. “Now, people are going to Facebook and Twitter to talk about their political ideas, and what Facebook and Twitter are doing — they are controlling the flow of information, and sometimes denying the flow of information.”

“Texas is taking a stand against big tech political censorship. We are not going to allow it in the Lone Star state.”

The law establishing legal recourse against online censorship may prove legally durable enough to avoid breaching Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. That law provides immunity for user-created content on internet platforms, and doesn’t give social media platforms a right to discriminate against active or potential users on the basis of political ideology.

The future for fighting Big Tech censorship lies at a state level. While some state Republican officials have proven reluctant to separate themselves from the lucrative business lobbies of Big Tech oligarchs, Hughes’ approach seems legally innovative enough to give free speech defenders a fighting shot at free expression online.

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