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Originally posted by whozit:
https://nypost.com/2023/08/24/trump-already-selling-merch-featuring-hi
s-mug-shot

Just to let you all know my birthday is September 4th, can someone get me the black T-Shirt in XL?

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The sheriff office’s record listed the former president as “White Male 6’ 3” 215 lbs” with “Blond or Strawberry” hair and “blue” eyes.

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Originally posted by 6ixStringJack:
lol

Uh oh....

I didn't even know it until this morning, but Trump's back on Twitter. Now they really had better be afraid.

I always said he'd come back. I can't imagine a more appropriate comeback.



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How you do anything is how you do everything.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
I hope it sells a bunch.

However, I still have not found any Mega MAGA merch to buy, particularly a hat.

And yeah, him controlling the copyright on the free picture is genius. They likely had him practice for that look.

I kept hearing that the idiot Sheriff was salivating and drooling at the opportunity to book him and get a mug shot.

What a sh!thole that place is, Black Panther Headquarters.

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In the early '90s, I was a militant activist and bank robber. I saw myself as a Black Robin Hood, stealing from white-owned banks to fund Black cultural events. I was caught and sentenced under then-Senator Joe Biden's 1994 crime bill to an unheard of 52 years, though I was a first time offender and no one was hurt during any of my robberies. And I was released by Trump's 2019 criminal justice reform bill, the First Step Act, thanks to Trump's prodding of Congress to reverse many of the draconian laws written and supported by our current president.

The former president freed 5,000 incarcerated people like me from outrageous sentences. Yet he is now facing the possibility of serving a sentence of his own. As I watched former President Donald Trump get perp-walked and mug shot at the Fulton County Jail in Georgia, I couldn't help but notice the deep irony: The same criminal justice system that Trump made radical reforms to is now being used to discredit him and hamper his chances of winning the presidency for a second time.

None of us who have benefited from Trump's radical reform of the criminal justice system under the First Step Act are blind to that irony. But it goes beyond that: Trump's repeated run-ins with the law, and what seems like an unfair obsession with catching him and punishing him disproportionately for his so-called "crimes," reminds a lot of us of what was done to us.

From where I'm sitting, the events of this week will only increase Trump's "street cred"—especially among formerly incarcerated voters.

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