Awe, look at that little baby sweet cheeks advocating what's vile, you mean stuff like this:

Baltimore just had it’s hottest October day ever. City officials are trying to hold big energy companies accountable for fueling the climate crisis, but the companies are pushing back.

Last year, Baltimore sued 26 major oil and gas companies, alleging that they knowingly contributed to climate change. On Tuesday, the 26 companies, including ExxonMobil, Shell, Chevron and BP, appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court to try to stop the suit from proceeding in state court, pending an appeal to the U.S. Fourth District Court.

Now sweet cheeks do tell us what country those clothes you are wearing were made in, how about those electronics you are using? Did you buy local so you could prove your loyalty to the leftist agenda of saving the climate or did you purchase stuff that had to travel thousands of miles from countries with no environmental regulations? I mean, come on, you'd have to be really, really hypocritical to lay all the blame off onto the gas/oil industry when your own behaviors don't conform to your own agenda.
https://therealnews.com/columns/supreme-court-decide-baltimore-big-oil-lawsuit

...how about this one:

MIKE AUSTIN: 90% of the prosecutors United States are white. 90%. Most of those prosecutors go into politics. That’s why DC is crazy like it is now. But I was a poor black kid from the projects, and I was easy prey. And they come into the community and if you don’t have an alibi and if you can see where you was at a particular time, you might get a murder, armed robbery, rape, all kinds of charges because they have a thing when they have a lot of charges, they just go out in the black community, start hand-picking people and say, “You fit the description. I have a witness.” And so in the state of Maryland you only need one witness to convict.

Yet the cities mentioned here are democratic strongholds. I agree it's really, really vile stuff to want to learn the truths of how democratic strongholds incarcerate wrongly convicted people.
https://therealnews.com/stories/what-is-the-cost-to-society-wrongful-convictions

Yeah...it really, really looks vile when they write stuff like this:

GREG WILPERT: Welcome to The Real News Network. I’m Greg Wilpert in Baltimore.

A soon to be published book reveals that last March, President Trump suggested shooting refugees who try to cross the border in their legs, making moats and filling them with snakes and alligators, and building a spiked electrified wall to maim or kill anyone who tries to cross the border. The authors of the book that presented these revelations are two New York Times journalists, Michael Shear and Julie Hirschfeld. The book is titled “Border Wars: Inside the Trump Administration’s Assault on Immigration,” which will be released next week. But it was excerpted in The New York Times on Tuesday. President Trump, however, denied the author’s portrayal of his discussion of this border war.

DONALD TRUMP: These two reporters wrote this book. And they said I want a moat with alligators, snakes, electrified fences so people get electrocuted if they so much just touch the fence and spikes on top. Never said it, never thought of it. And I actually put out something on social media today. I said, “I’m tough on the border, but I’m not that tough.” Okay, it was a lie. Just so you have it, you asked the question. It was a total lie, it was corrupt reporting, okay? Thank you very much.

GREG WILPERT: It should be noted that when Trump allegedly made the suggestions to shoot refugees or build deadly obstacles, his aides told him repeatedly that such measures would be illegal. Now, in a related development; late last September, president Trump announced also that he would reduce the number of refugees admitted to the United States by nearly half, from 30,000 to 18,000 over the next 12 months. This is about one sixth the number that were admitted in the last year of the Obama administration.

Joining me now to discuss these latest developments in Trump’s immigration policies is Aviva Chomsky. She’s professor of history and Coordinator of the Latin American Studies Program at Salem State University. Her most recent book is “Undocumented: How Immigration Became Illegal.” Thanks for joining us again, Aviva.

AVIVA CHOMSKY: Thanks for having me.

GREG WILPERT: So, just how significant would you say are these revelations about Trump’s desire to shoot, maim and kill people at the border assuming that this is true?
https://therealnews.com/stories/trump-anti-immigration-deepens-previous-policies

Got anymore FAKE news for us, baby cakes.