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    Caleb Hearon on his anti-ICE pin: “I think in a country where people can’t afford to buy groceries & rent continues to go up, & rural hospitals continue to close & infrastructure is crumbling, the fact we are paying people to terrorize our communities, it makes me absolutely sick.”
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    Caleb Hearon on his anti-ICE pin: “I think in a country where people can’t afford to buy groceries & rent continues to go up, & rural hospitals continue to close & infrastructure is crumbling, the fact we are paying people to terrorize our communities, it makes me absolutely sick.”


    Caleb Hearon on his anti-ICE pin: “I think in a country where people can’t afford to buy groceries & rent continues to go up, & rural hospitals continue to close & infrastructure is crumbling, the fact we are paying people to terrorize our communities, it makes me absolutely sick.”



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    3. Desperate-Chart3338 on

      “infrastructure is crumbling and hospitals continue to close” where exatcly is that hapening? i wonder if he can point it out

    5. LonelyCheeto on

      Caleb actually grew up poor and you could tell with how he talks about issues. Refreshing to hear a celebrity who actually gets it.

    7. woahoutrageous_ on

      Most American comedians just don’t click for me but Caleb is genuinely so fucking funny

    15. mizzlemoonn on

      There was an interview with The Hollywood Reporter from the same carpet where the interviewer kept trying to position the mic so it was covering his pin 🙄

    18. cirquesmaniac on

      That was such a beautiful response. He is right, wearing a pin is not “work” but it’s all about showing solidarity with the right communities and continuing to speak out against tyranny

    29. possiblyadolphin on

      It’s crazy when you read exactly what he said. Shit is getting out of hand and we’re still paying for ice to do what they do. Fucking insane the shit America is in

    32. PolloConTeriyaki on

      He’s right. In dictatorships they round up all the poor people first while the government ransacks the government and line their own pockets.

    34. Zombare on

      One of the few Missourian celebrities I’m proud of and represents some of the better parts of the Heartland.

    37. FuManChuBettahWerk on

      I became familiar with Caleb on Tumblr in the video where you answer the phone and your best friend is venting to you but it clearly wrong. I think about it all the time.

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