The so-called “Chad Kroeger” and JT Parr, as you may have already suspected, do not live in Manhattan Beach. By the time the second citizen approached the podium, nearing the end of the session, the council members appeared drained by the conversation. The mayor, Nancy Hersman, apologized before she opened up the floor for public comment that evening, admitting that she understood their concerns and probably acted, in some way, wrongly. The event had taken place on the city’s pier those against it argued that the council had improperly encouraged the city to back the gathering, since they believed it was political. Earlier that month, crowds had gotten together for “Lights for Liberty,” a countrywide demonstration that railed against the Trump administration’s migrant detention centers on the southern border, and the opposition wasn’t too thrilled about it. On July 16, 2019, several residents of Manhattan Beach, California, attended a city council meeting to complain about a candlelit vigil. Click HERE to subscribe to the print edition. It features stories celebrating ridiculous ideas, trends, and products pieces arguing that unabashed stupidity can be a great part of life and articles calling out the bad side of stupidity. This article appears in VICE Magazine's Stupid Issue, which is dedicated to the entertaining, goofy, and just plain dumb.
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