Explaining Hate Crime in Court
Me explaining to the judge how I can't be charged for hate crime since I loved doing it:
A cartoonish man in red clothing gestures while speaking from a courtroom witness stand. The joke is dark and ironic: he tries to argue that enjoying a hate crime should somehow exempt him from being charged with it, making the defense obviously absurd. It is used as an edgy reaction to mock someone making an outrageous or self-defeating justification.
cartoon man / мультяшный мужчинаpointed ears / заострённые ушиred shirt / красная рубашкаgreen cap / зелёная шапкаyellow suspenders / жёлтые подтяжкиcourtroom / зал судаjudge's bench / судейская скамьяwooden railing / деревянные перилаwhite column / белая колоннаgesturing hand / жестикулирующая рукаblack text / чёрный текст
- @eternalclassic / 59357 2024-10-22
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- image
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- 568×536 · 67.1 KiB
- Mood
- darkly ironic
- Language
- en
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