Sports news site Deadspin smeared an innocent child who attended Sunday’s Kansas City vs Las Vegas game by posting a deceptive photo of only one side of his face.

The little boy, who looks to be only 10 years old, attended a Kansas City Chiefs game with the team’s colors – black and red – painted on his face.

This will be the easiest defamation case in American history. Deadspin is in real trouble. This could end them.

Deadspin writer Carron Phillips went after the innocent child and accused him of ‘hating’ black people and Native Americans at the same time.

“It takes a lot to disrespect two groups of people at once. But on Sunday afternoon in Las Vegas, a Kansas City Chiefs fan found a way to hate Black people and the Native Americans at the same time.” Carron Phillips wrote.

As expected, the author of the piece doubled down, eliminating any excuse that he had simply made a mistake.

For the idiots in my mentions who are treating this as some harmless act because the other side of his face was painted red, I could make the argument that it makes it even worse.

Y’all are the ones who hate Mexicans but wear sombreros on Cinco.@Deadspinhttps://t.co/MfoG8vArWs pic.twitter.com/oQTxhUeA00

— Carron J. Phillips (@carronJphillips) November 27, 2023

So who exactly is Carron J. Phillips? Some of his resurfaced tweets are providing an answer to that question.

There’s a word for someone who claims other people are doing something they themselves are guilty of. It’s called projection. While the kid wearing facepaint at an NFL game wasn’t actually doing anything racist, Phillips’ own words smack of it. How else can you describe someone who sees white people on the street and thinks it’s “concerning.”

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ro-Palestine protesters disrupted the beloved Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on Thursday by gluing their hands to the middle of 6th Avenue.

Several protesters — wearing white jumpsuits covered in fake blood — glued their hands to the ground just before 11 a.m. in the middle of the parade’s path, prompting NYPD officers to divert balloons and the rest of the balloons and floats heading to Macy’s flagship store in Herald Square.

They also asked for the climate to be liberated!!!

Below we have a video where protesters SHUT DOWN Macy’s Parade route by GLUING THEMSELVES to the ground, demanding “Liberation for Palestine and Climate” as crowds shout “Booooo!”

They learned the hard way that gluing is not the answer as we can hear screams as they get arrested and their hands had to leave the ground!

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Pro-Palestinian protesters are blocking the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade route.

They have glued themselves to the ground and are demanding both "Liberation for Palestine and Climate" blocking the Sinclair Oil Corporation Dinosaur balloon. pic.twitter.com/r7pXPMAqHJ

— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) November 23, 2023

It was not immediately clear how many were actually arrested. We do know that not all of them were because their rampage continued afterward.

According to multiple photos published on social media, the pro-Hamas lunatics made their way to the New York Public Library where they proceeded to desecrate a memorial to Jewish man Stephen Schwarzman. They also vandalized other parts of the library, scrolling “Free Gaza” and “Free Palestine” on signage.
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Video of vandalized New York Public Library pic.twitter.com/OCF8nuCJlR

— Aristotle (@goLoko77) November 24, 2023

Understand that these people do not want to assimilate and live in unity. They want to conquer and our country is in grave danger!
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The vigilante arrested for opening fire during a robbery attempt in a Manhattan subway station yelled “Get away from her!” at the would-be mugger — just before he pulled a pistol from his backpack and sent a couple rounds flying down the platform, sources said Thursday.

Cops found John Rote, 43, of Astoria, Queens, sitting at his work desk at about 2 p.m. Wednesday at Panavision, a company on Varick Street that rents camera and filmmaking equipment.

71-year-old Hell’s Kitchen resident Percy Palmer is supportive of Rote’s alleged actions.

“I don’t think it was too much, though, because you don’t know what that person had that’s attacking that woman instead of asking her, may I have a dollar or something like that,” Palmer said.

No injuries were reported. After firing the shots, police say Rote took off and was eventually being taken into custody Wednesday.

Police also arrested the alleged panhandler whom they say is well known to them. He has been identified as 49-year-old Matthew Roesch.

Rote was taken into custody at his Manhattan job Wednesday around 2 p.m. after someone recognized him from the footage.

Video below:

NEW: New York man John Rote has been arrested after he saved a woman from getting robbed by a homeless man in a Manhattan subway station.

The current state of New York City.

On Tuesday evening, Rote noticed that a woman was getting robbed and immediately jumped into action. The… pic.twitter.com/1vbhjowNpl

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) November 9, 2023

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Rote – who has no criminal history and has never been described as in need of mental help – was charged with criminal possession of a weapon, criminal possession of a firearm, reckless endangerment and menacing for the caught-on-camera shooting, the NYPD said.

He faces three and a half years in prison, if convicted, prosecutors said, while the third-degree attempted robbery charge against Roesch carries a sentence of up to seven years.

Rote’s defense attorney, Marie Calvert-Kilbane, said Rote had legally bought the gun about 13 years ago — and argued that he was just a “concerned” citizen looking out for the safety of a fellow straphanger.

“This is not someone who was buying [guns] on the street,” Calvert-Kilbane, of New York County Defender Services, said at Rote’s arraignment in Manhattan Criminal Court Thursday evening, adding that her client was “concerned for his safety and someone else’s safety and reacted … [Rote] was really concerned for someone else.”

She argued Rote should be cut loose because he has no criminal record and has worked at the same company for 17 years. He could not afford any bail higher than $2,000, and his West Virginia roots mean he could not enlist anyone else to help him pay – he has no family in the Big Apple, she said.

“I’m asking that my client be released today so that he can come back and continue fighting this case from outside rather than inside Rikers Island,” the public defender said.

Judge Jay Weiner set bail at $10,000 cash, bond or credit card at the request of prosecutors, noting the seriousness of the charges and the potential flight risk Rote posed due to his out-of-state connections.

A grand jury will review the case on Nov. 14, when Rote is due back in court, Weiner added.