$20 Million for Allegedly Being Told to Tone Down Gayness

The problem with committing vehicular assault by dragging a police officer down a busy street with your car is that a jury may award you only $11 million. You can make $20 million if you are a cop yourself and allege that someone told you to “tone down your gayness”:

St. Louis County Police Sgt. Keith Wildhaber was performing a routine security check at a local restaurant in 2014 when the owner offered up some surprising career advice, according to a 2017 lawsuit.

Wildhaber was applying to be promoted to lieutenant, the lawsuit said, and word had gotten around to owner John Saracino, who was also on the St. Louis County Board of Police Commissioners at the time.

“The command staff has a problem with your sexuality,” Saracino allegedly told Wildhaber, according to the lawsuit. “If you ever want to see a white shirt (i.e., get a promotion), you should tone down your gayness.”

Saracino has denied the conversation took place.

However, Wildhaber didn’t get the promotion, indicating that it conceivably might have taken place. Pony up, taxpayers!

Wildhaber’s suit claimed that he was passed up for promotion because “he does not conform to the County’s gender-based norms, expectations, and/or preferences.” But he certainly fits the preferences of the liberal establishment, which are imposed through our legal system.

In addition to the massive jackpot, he gets revenge on those who didn’t promote him:

After the jury’s decision Friday, county officials called for police department leadership to step down.

If you want a successful career, declare yourself to be homosexual and act the part as flamboyantly as possible. No one will dare not put you first in line for promotions.

On a tip from mjazzguitar.

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