Episode 62 - BDSM for Teens: Meta-Pint of Misinformation

Apostates on the Fringe

In this Episode: We lost Sam again, but we open with brief coverage of Depp v. Heard trial which is sweeping social media by storm. Fox Nation star and media moron Tomi Lahren visits UT campus' chapter of 'Turning Point USA' claiming the leftists are gorging themselves on watermelon and beans to vomit on conservative speakers after a failed troll attempt, blatantly spreading false information. More false information as Knox County residents rail against BDSM/sex-ed being taught to teens by teachers, spreading printouts from a sex education website claiming they are being distributed by Knox County teachers. SCOTUS picks up a case of a coach suing because he received poor performance review after repeatedly, and publicly, praying on the 50 yard line after games with damaging consequences if they rule in the coach's favor. Florida Man to the rescue! After Florida bans several textbooks based on CRT and age-inappropriate books, he petitions to ban the bible based on the very same criteria, and rightfully so. 'Operation Lone Star' in Texas claims to be wildly successful, but investigative reporting shows that is not the case, rather, shows the extreme spending being done on border control that is proving ineffective. ACAB of the week features an explosive report from Minneapolis PD regarding racial disparity and excessive use of force (surprising, we know), and a KPD officer body slams a middle school student, face first, into a desk and goes unreported until a FOIA request is made.
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Links to the articles
Event with Fox Nation’s Tomi Lahren mostly calm, despite plans of student protestors

Supreme Court likely to rule for high school coach forced out for praying on the field

Florida man asks schools to ban Bible following the state's efforts to remove books

Reality Check: Seven Times Texas Leaders Misled the Public About Operation Lone Star

Report: Minneapolis police engaged in ‘discriminatory, race-based policing’

Knox County Schools declines questions about officer assault of middle schooler