Fuck Yeah News 42: CockRoaches, Turkeys, and All-Male Gyms
Here is all of the wonderful, wild and weird news last week that made us say “fuck yeah.”
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Cockroaches are rising up in India, a turkey found his forever home, and a nearly naked woman is on a milk-stealing rampage in the UK.
Here is all of the wonderful, wild and weird news last week that made us say, “fuck yeah.”
Wonderful
The Indian government has fucked around and found it. For the past several weeks, the country’s Gen Z population has waged a passionate campaign against its Hindu National government after an Indian Supreme Court Justice was caught on the record comparing the nation’s young, unemployed population to cockroaches. Yes, you read that right: a public servant with incredible influence over laws that shape the lives of citizens called a group of the most vulnerable literal pests.
The protestors have dubbed themselves the Cockroach Janta Party and are demanding education reform, starting with the top officials who have played a role in fucking the upward mobility of India’s young adults from vulnerable economic backgrounds.
These absolute badasses have captured the world’s attention, and we are cheering them across the globe. Viva la Cockroaches!
Sometimes, kids give us hope, damnit. These little smarties from Michigan built robots that speak their Native Indigenous language.
Youth sports are fucking expensive. This sports library in Oakland is making sure that kids don’t need rich ass parents just to kick a ball around.
Wild
Chester fell off the back of a truck and hit the jackpot.
Julie is loving her new digs.
Punch turned one.
Weird
This is the beginning of a sick horror movie.
We thought this was a fake headline. Sadly, we live in a world in which a small population deems something so fucking stupid, necessary.
A nearly naked woman is stealing bottles of milk in a small UK town.