Reminder—people who say or do some good stuff politically can have their own serious flaws. Another example is Afroman, who skillfully mocked the cops who wronged him, except that the way he mocked the one female officer was to say she was gay. Protected by the First Amendment, but still vile.
Stephen Hardwick
Let's catch up on the hilarious Afroman defamation trial: defector.com/lets-catch-u...
Afroman, once world famous for his song about being high (though I always preferred “Crazy Rap” myself), has emerged as a new kind of internet folk hero in the aftermath of an incident in 2022 with…
