0
1
00:46
A German Shepherd Attacks A Small White Dog In The Park When A Hero Doesn't The Unthinkable
0
1
0
Never go full retard! Quentin Tarantino Blames Police Brutality on 'White Supremacy in This Country'
00:00 / 00:00
01:31
The Man Who Went To The Penn Gov's House To Kill Him With A Hammer But Ended Up Burning His House Down Instead As He Slept Is Of Course Far Left-Wing Anti-Capitalist
3
0
0
01:13
Vigilante Group In Milan Beating Pickpocket Thugs Since The Cops Don't Seem To Give A Damn
2
0
0
01:02
Liberals On Social Media Are Freaking Out Over Stupid Rumors That Trump Will Declare Martial Law On The 20th And Seize Liberals' Guns
0
3
0
00:41
The Son Of The Richest Man In Europe Goes Full @sshole Mode Because He Has To Wait In Line At A Miami Club
0
1
0
00:59
Karmelo Anthony, The Teen Who Stabbed To Death Star Athlete Austin Metcalf Over A Seating Issue Is Let Out Of Jail On Bond
1
3
0
01:34
Holy $hit! Pathetic British Police Are Now Removing Stickers From Cars They Consider Offensive
2
5
0
Quentin Tarantino is refusing to back down after calling police officers "murderers" at a New York City rally, which caused police unions around the country to call for a boycott of his new film. During an interview with MSNBC's Chris Hayes, Tarantino was given the chance to apologize, but he appeared to double down on his comments. Tarantino said at the rally he was talking about specific cases like the deaths of Eric Garner, Tamir Rice and Sam DuBose, in which he believes police officers indeed committed murder. "I was under the impression I was an American, and that I had First Amendment rights, and that there was no problem with me going to an anti-police brutality protest and speaking my mind," Tarantino said, adding that doesn't make him anti-police. He said that he believes it ultimately comes down to "a problem of white supremacy in this country."
