Um. I don’t much want to promote Jonathan Choe, who is a Discovery Institute honcho of some kind, but I can’t just ignore this…eccentric public defender.
I don’t understand why it’s allowed. Courts wouldn’t allow a guy in a fuzzy bear costume to do the public defender thing would they? Or, more parallel to this guy’s prank, courts wouldn’t allow someone dressed up like Al Jolson in The Jazz Singer to play public defender would they?
I’m baffled.
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You’re just being transphobic and racist, doncha know. I mean, I joke, but …
Having cultural norms is somehow bad nowadays.
Don’t call it mental illness, don’t even think it. They is just trying to fit in. Seattle knows what’s what. :P
Well at least he’s not teaching a shop class.
Why is it that so many people’s “authentic selves” look so grotesquely artificial?
The court should tell him to go home and dress appropriately for court.
Or the court should just tell him to go away until he can act like an adult in court. Just changing his clothes wouldn’t even fix the problem, because the grotesque makeup, the hair, the fake breasts.
I didn’t think of it while posting this but he actually looks more like “Barbie Kardashian” than like the shop class guy.
They could really be preening assclowns. It’s all in the “performativity.”
Not at all a fetishist getting a sexual thrill out of public performance. Nope, not at all.
Every kink is sacred.
Umm… Chewbacca defense?
I wonder what would happen if a woman – an actual one – attended court wearing attire better suited to a night of clubbing.