If you think you have the appropriate level of disgust for reporters, think again.

"Noah Gragson made a big mistake."

That's what this dweeb Daniel McFadin wrote over the weekend in a story that got NASCAR driver Noah Gragson indefinitely suspended from his team for liking a meme making fun of His Holiness George Floyd, the Patron Saint of Woke America.

Three years ago, on May 25, 2020, a Black man named George Floyd was murdered.

He was murdered on the streets of Minneapolis, Minnesota, by a white police officer named Derek Chauvin, who for more than nine minutes held his knee in the back of Floyd's neck.

During the nine minutes before he died, Floyd gasped for air and cried out for his mother.

No, Floyd had enough fentanyl in his system to kill a horse, not to mention meth and weed, and was sitting in a car with his drug dealer after using counterfeit bills at a store.

Floyd was a violent and deranged man who pointed a gun at a pregnant woman during a robbery. He was not a saint. He was not a good boy who was being kept down by the system. He died like the criminal that he was, pretending to be the victim while he - a massive man - fought hard against police instruction as they calmly tried to restrain him for many long minutes.

But we're not allowed to say any of that, are we?

We're certainly not allowed to joke about vile men like Floyd!

That's when an Instagram account called LBuddah_ posted a meme to its Instagram Reels.

The meme?

A video of Floyd's face pasted on the body of a crab.

The caption read "Under da knee, under da knee," a mashup of the famous song from The Little Mermaid and the way that Floyd was murdered.

Then, at some unknown point between May 27 and Aug. 4, Gragson saw and watched the meme.

Then he pressed the "heart" icon.

GASP!

He pressed the "heart" icon!

This report got Gragson suspended almost immediately by the Legacy Motor Club:

Unfortunately, Gragson immediately bowed the knee to the woke mob and its overlords:

Here is the meme that Gragson liked that was just so darned evil that it meant destroying his career:

Yeah... not a good or funny meme, but worth destroying someone's life?

[Warning: There's probably swearing in this video but I can't understand 90% of it]

I'm not saying that's the most tasteful thing, but my dudes, we live in a culture where:

• It's acceptable for guys in "puppy bondage gear" to twerk in front of little kids.
• It's acceptable to loot and rape and murder if you have a certain level of melanin in your skin (you might even get accolades from the president if you die while resisting arrest!).
• It's celebrated to make or like songs about murdering people or genitalia but if you listen to a country song about committing that in a small town, you're a racist.

I am fine with complaining about someone who liked a stupid meme the moment we stop venerating criminals.

Clown world. That's where we live.