UPDATE — Aaron Schlossberg has apologized. Now says he loves immigrants and diversitypic.twitter.com/hBQi2v4WnX
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The New York Post caught up with that racist lawyer Aaron Schlossberg — and it was uglypic.twitter.com/AlUdqwm3UN
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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OH MY GOD, STRANGERS ARE WALKING UP TO ME AND BEING OUTRAGED WHAT AN UNFAIR AND CRUEL WORLD!!
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Exactly what I was thinking!!!! A$$holes like this love to dish it out but can't take it.
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Yep. Typical bully.
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I love how he's trying to hide with that cap. Where's his MAGA hat?
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Disgusting behavior in the name of "journalism". What the guy said was nasty and vile. But, he is a private citizen. Media should not ruin his life. The punishment is too excessive for the crime.
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This isn't punishment. It's called a natural consequence.
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Bullies can't handle consequences. This is beautiful!
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And apologists line up to defend him from those mean meanies in the media who might like to question him.
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What kind of umbrella is that? I like it
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I think you can get it at KKKmart
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What a shame. I only go to HoloCostCo
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You two should headline at some comedy club! Hilarious!!!
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No joke, when I first met
@LexRay007 I kept calling him this other white dude’s name for a week because they all look alike to me. He still answered. - 2 more replies
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He could just look at the camera and apologize. That would work better than hiding under an umbrella.
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You’re assuming he’s sorry for his comments in the first place
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An apology from him wouldn't be sincere until this ruined his business, family, and network.
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Which is what seems to be starting to happen now, & rightfully so
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Some ask "how does ruining their job help them change?" B/c they're too privileged & selfish to know anything other than a world they manipulate, so this is the cold shower and unplugging from The Matrix they need to reformat in the SLIGHTEST.
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It's literally like punishing a bratty kid. Confront him, tell him what he's done wrong, punish, no friends or play; no reform? then no games/toys or dessert. still no? sell his toys/games, no holiday gifts or special treatment. Then he panicks and realizes that he can't just
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