Woman beating extraordinaire Anselmo Enrique and his butt buccaneer Joe “Grundlestiltskin” Orga had another productive day of sleeping till 10 and harassing actual productive members of society at Woonsocket City Hall yesterday.

Are these two gonna finger each other’s assholes or what? Come on guys, just go for it. We all have your back. Well, not quite as much as you do for each other, but you get my point.

This video more than any they’ve done so far shows you just how shriveled and tiny their pigs in a blanket are. You really start to see how they specifically target women because they’re easier. You saw it clearly in that video. The guy they interacted with in the suit was basically saying what any decent person would say, “Yea, I know you legally can do this, but…..why you upsetting these people on purpose for?”

What exactly are they proving by doing this? That being a perpetually unemployed troglodyte like Joa Orga affords you the right to bother random people of no significance for doing their job? He must get all the ladies on Magic night.

I’m not gonna screenshot any of the women he harassed in that video because even though it’s legal to tape them, it doesn’t make you any less of a dickhead or a weirdo if you do. If a woman you don’t know tells you that holding a camera in her face makes her uncomfortable, then just stop. Sure, technically they should just deal with it, but where is the joy in this? They’re literally just walking around making people uncomfortable for the sole purpose of making them uncomfortable. What if that woman just got back from bereavement leave or had some tragedy happen to her. You’re gonna go after her when she’s done nothing wrong to you? What a duo of gaping vaginas.

“But you guys have cameras everywhere.”

Yea, but there’s audio now and they’re putting it on YouTube to monetize the traffic that harassing you brings them. Besides that it’s a great comparison deputy dipshit.

But it’s OK because….

“I pay your taxes.”

No, no you don’t. That requires employment.

“Public employees should be a little more accepting of it.”

Translation – “you know you want it.”

The things Grundlestiltskin will say to a woman that he knows he would never, ever, ever have a chance of sleeping with. That’s what this all comes down to. Joe Orga hasn’t gotten a nice slice of poon-tang pie since….ever. But he thinks he’s a really nice and smart guy on the inside and The King of Queens gave him the idea that this was something that women actually desired. They of course don’t, which is why he’s so resentful towards women in general. We know that Anselmo generally likes to treat women like a punching bag, so they’re right up each other’s alley.

The ironic part here is that they’re doing this in the name of accountability for public servants, whose salaries they don’t finance because they go to towns where they don’t pay taxes. They also don’t pay taxes in general. Meanwhile they’re interfering with taxpayer funded employees who should be doing taxpayer funded work for the actual taxpayers of Woonsocket. Because this was never about accountability from the beginning. It was about harassing cops until they realized that there were too many dude cops so they started harassing women instead.

P.S. The best moment of the video was the part where the guy who’s there for actual business just looks at Grundlestiltskin like the farm animal that he is.

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