Happy Tuesday, everybody. Question of the day, am I a cold-hearted biatch?

Or, are we facing a mass formation psychosis when it comes to feeling bad for criminals?

I don't know what's happening in our society but everyone just

feels bad and want to go backwards and understand why they do bad stuff, why they

commit crimes. Plus in our honor the show, Black Twitter nearly ruined my childhood and share with you this

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canes Owens. There are probably a lot of things that I am known for in the public sphere, but I think chief among them is the fact that I don't particularly feel bad when it comes to criminality.

Probably the most viral video that I ever did, which a lot of people

know me for, was going through George Floyd's criminal history. I was amazed people that

were baptizing themselves in the streets where George Floyd was killed or rather where George Floyd died.

I shouldn't say he was killed because he was not murdered by police.

That is my stance and I'm sticking to it.

People wearing his t-shirt suddenly trying to turn him into some sort of a martyr and just excusing the fact that he lived a life of violent crime. Very, very bizarre to see this.

And it's not the only circumstance.

It seems that we are even looking at this in terms of Gypsy Rose Blanchard.

People are going, oh, but look at what she went through as a child.

It's understandable why she did this thing, why she

committed this crime. Let's turn her into a celebrity. You see Netflix has gone

through this, the washing of Jeffrey Dahmer's violent crimes by trying to look into his childhood and make viewers

feel bad for that individual. I don't suffer that. I don't suffer from feeling bad for individuals

that do horrific things.

Take this recent circumstances, I'm sure that you have seen in the media.

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