Racial-Spewing Lawyer Issues Lame Apology, Literally Runs Away From Press
May 24, 2018
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as posted by the channelIn this Majority Report clip, everyone's favorite racist New York lawyer, Aaron Schlossberg, apologizes for being a jerk.
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---New York attorney Aaron Schlossberg has managed, through strenuous, documented efforts, to make himself the national poster boy for anti-immigrant racist bigotry, which takes some doing these days. After a video went viral of Schlossberg obscenely and stupidly berating Spanish-speaking people for daring to speak their own language and threatening to call ICE on them, he invited a world of hurt on himself, and New York City accepted the challenge.
Schlossberg reportedly got evicted from his office building, was followed around by reporters and camera crews, and was given the cold shoulder by fellow attorneys in court. He finally cried No mas! and issued an attempted apology on Twitter.---
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