I've been watching this on loop for about an hour. I can't stop laughing.

They look themselves in the mirror every day and lie to the person they see. They lie to each other, and to us. And, deep down, they know what they do is shitty and wrong, and if anyone their life knew the truth, then they would hate them for what they do.

My long-since-ex father-in-law was an ex-cop and a Marine Vietnam vet. He told his son not to go into the Marines and not to become a cop. His son did exactly that. He once told me in confidence just before the divorce, "I love my daughter to death, but I'm not even sure [son] is mine." TBF, his son looked nothing like him.

Good story. I hate it when people use looks to claim or deny a child. Means nothing.

I dunno, I don't like watching him harass a simple security guard. The guy wasn't even a cop. He's just checking people in, giving information, and directions. The gun and stuff is really just for theater.
If it was an unarmed secretary I think many people would feel the same.

Focus the hate on the people who deserve it. The politicians.

Interesting you see hate. I see an interesting perspective.

You called a disabled child cruel. Hate seems a reasonable word choice. But feel free to sub in a different word if you like.
It is interesting to see you ignore the point and focus on one word you didn't think fit. But that is what people do when they have no counterpoint.

That's the lie of an abuser. I did nothing of the sort.

Apologies, wrong thread/post.
You did not say anything about a disabled child. That was some one else.
The rest of my statment stands though. I probably could have used a better word than hate, maybe ire? Displeasure? Disdain? Something like that.

Some things deserve no recognition. I don't honor slave patrol or glorified immation thereof.

Slave patrol? The guy is a secretary wearing what his employer provided and told him to wear.