You know he's got a Punisher skull on his car.

The 2020's equivalent of The Bad Boyz Club/No Fear stickers you'd see on 5.0 Mustangs and IROC's in the 90's.

Ok, I've extrapolated the current data and come up with a clear and concise conclusion.

Your friend is Lieutenant Dangle.

https://i.gifer.com/Ri5E.gif

Tbh it's closer to this:

https://static2.srcdn.com/wordpress/...&h=370&dpr=1.5

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That poor dude. At least he has a gun.

Yeah I sometimes wonder about that. I mean, in some ways 2013 is a bygone age of innocence compared to what the latter half of the decade unleashed, many guys like that have gone alt right, even in Montreal where this took place.

But I do remember him as surprisingly non-aggressive, even gentle you could say. You felt that the guy has frustrations but turns them inward rather than outward, if that makes sense.

Btw a movie from 2009 about a dumbass mall cop, Observe and Report, did an amazing job at showing the kind of people who would go full alt right. Again though, I don't think that particular poor sod had in him the aggression that drives them.

https://blogimg.ngfiles.com/573000/5...21532_emmm.jpg

Probably the worst casualty of people veering into absolute bonkers alt-right territory is probably Emily Youcis.

Somehow the "popular food vendor at baseball games to an outspoken white nationalist" trajectory feels uniquely Philly. In Portland she probably would've been another barista whose hobby is getting into street brawls with antifa...

Since this is thread meant to talk about how people should listen to old music, here is one video that I found....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcwx...nel=RickBeato2

Yeah, I've seen that one before.

Though, really, if the girl didn't know who the Beatles are she must've been living under a rock in the snowy mountains all her life. I feel like Rick exaggerated this a bit.