weird. when i went to cuba, it was all pretty chill. nobody official gave an eff at my arrival or departure.
i think i saw cops like one time in two weeks, and they were like 3 young people piled into a little bitty car. no one had guns. they didn’t even glance my way.
i guess that’s the benefit to not being a huge unlikable grifter trying to start bullshit everywhere.
You mean the grifting white supremacist assumed that he would be above the law and could do whatever he wanted in another country, and then had to face the consequences of his own actions?
I do hate how much of a pattern this sort of thing is. They do this every fucking time, and every fucking time people fall for it.
weird. when i went to cuba, it was all pretty chill. nobody official gave an eff at my arrival or departure.
i think i saw cops like one time in two weeks, and they were like 3 young people piled into a little bitty car. no one had guns. they didn’t even glance my way.
i guess that’s the benefit to not being a huge unlikable grifter trying to start bullshit everywhere.
they probably weren’t even agents, just random people who were staring at him because he was being outwardly sus
pocket checking the right wing american chud and he just gives you all his stuff because people speaking spanish is scary
https://xcancel.com/RightWingCope/status/2051747112438874134#m
it’s hard when you cant read and thus cant read the rules
You mean the grifting white supremacist assumed that he would be above the law and could do whatever he wanted in another country, and then had to face the consequences of his own actions?
I do hate how much of a pattern this sort of thing is. They do this every fucking time, and every fucking time people fall for it.
Yeah seriously, the customs people were really chill
Though an American with cameras could be suspicious honestly. They’d be more likely than not making an anti-Cuba “documentary” or something