DEI in a nutshell. Endless grievance and bottomless demands.

In one of the complaints, [Robert] Jackson claims that he is suing for “false pretense of shoplifting” that occurred in March 2021 at a Walmart store in Omaha, Nebraska.

Jackson said in a separate complaint filed the same day that he suffered “civil rights violations based on race/color” at the Nebraska Walmart.

Both of Jackson’s suits request relief up to $100 million or “unlimited free lifetime shopping at any Walmart,” additionally asking that any court fees be paid by the defendant on the plaintiff’s behalf.

Jackson’s 2021 lawsuit says that he sustained injuries such as headaches and chest pain from the emotional stress of the incident as well as “frequent pain from too tight handcuffs of being detained.”

Sure it’s easy to laugh, but wait until Ben Crump or Al Sharpton get involved.

William J. Barber II is in the midst of a dispute with AMC movie theaters because he claims that when he went to see The Color Purple, he had his assistant bring a chair along because he can’t sit in movie theater chairs, and he was forbidden from doing that, and then got into an argument with staff. The CEO of AMC called him, Barber II held a press conference and has a lawyer. I can only imagine how much blood money he’ll extract from AMC for that chair argument.

Maybe AMC can give him free lifetime movies.