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Wish someone would've thrown a shoe back at him like that Bush incident
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Bloomberg reported last week that Manafort had offered "private briefings" about the campaign to Deripaska in hopes of resolving a years-long business dispute involving a failed Ukrainian TV company called Black Sea Cable.
Jason Maloni, a representative for Manafort, declined to comment. But he told The Washington Post earlier this month that Manafort had been trying to leverage his high-level role on the campaign to collect past debts. But it was Manafort who owed Deripaska money, according to the oligarch.
In legal complaints filed in the Cayman Islands in 2014, Deripaska's representatives claimed he gave Manafort $19 million that year to invest in the project. Manafort all but disappeared without paying Deripaska back when the project fell through, the filings say.
"It's too late. Everybody got shoes"
Famb."It's too late. Everybody got shoes"
This seems like something straight out of an SNL skit designed to mock Trump's idea of handing out supplies.
"It's too late. Everybody got shoes"
Colbert seemed upset Coates would not indulge him.
White people all across the political spectrum, from socialist to far right seem upset at Coates for speaking so bluntly about racism. And not letting no one off the hook.
There's a fire on the mountain, and nobody seems to be on the run,
There's a fire on the mountain top, and no one is running
One day the river will overflow and there'll be nowhere for us to go
And we will run, run, wishing we had put out the fire
they installed Kaspersky, don't worry.no it's ok, the server at trump tower was installed by only the best russian tech guys
I hate how Coates has become this racial therapist for white leftists. He's one of a few on that level that whites feel comfortable listening to.
And the thing about Coates stance on this is that it isn't new. He's just dipping into the well of Black thought to articulate his point. If it was up to whites, there wouldn't be any conversations
on race because they know they can't change this country without confronting themselves and whites hate having mirrors being put to their face; especially leftists. If they could, class would
be the only convo we have.
I hate how Coates has become this racial therapist for white leftists. He's one of a few on that level that whites feel comfortable listening to.
And the thing about Coates stance on this is that it isn't new. He's just dipping into the well of Black thought to articulate his point. If it was up to whites, there wouldn't be any conversations
on race because they know they can't change this country without confronting themselves and whites hate having mirrors being put to their face; especially leftists. If they could, class would
be the only convo we have.
My guy Rusty be writing books. You should get a PhD.My white leftist friends in real life and many in the media drive me up the wall with their "There is no race struggle, just a class struggle" nonsense.
While I do think leftist are right on a ton, they create these alt-fact talking points to defend their points, and establish their purity:
-Every white person that every fought for the right of a black person is always a leftist to them, because hey, leftist always look out for the black man, yet they talk about how great the New Deal was. Leftist mags have now resorted to a sneak rewrite of history to imply that the New Deal was not a compromise with racist.
-Besides single payer, their big policy goal is the expansion of unions back to there old levels. This they claim will help all workers or all races, yet they ignore that white union leaders often deny black workers membership and where used to keep them out of jobs. So, is it not a fair question to ask who fiercely would white leftist allow the DOJ to go after unions for civil rights violations? My friends often have a tough time with this question. I get umms, reassurances the of course civil rights laws will be full enforced against leftist political allies. The best one was someone telling me that neoliberals would use the DOJ and civil rights lawsuits to attack unions, and that we should prevent that, because on the aggregate unions will help black people more that they would hurt. I nearly punched dude, but I decided to point out that it is comforting to know that he felt so comfortable compromising on the right of minorities.
And their favorite alt-fact is blaming the center left and centrist for white folk fleeing the Democratic Party. This is nonsense. The Democratic Party didn't lose the white working man because it became the party of "neoliberalism", they lost them because they became the party of civil rights. They are so hostile to the liberal upper middle class (I have my own beefs with them, so I understand) but they use this to absolve the self destructive behavior of white working class. The 2016 was the magnus opus of trying to rewrite history...
They pedaled this nonsense to absolve people that voted for a vile racist because of "economic anxiety", and complain about identity politics. Basically trying to repackage right wing attacks into some sort of valid complaints. Whether it is a conservative or a leftist saying it, I know what they are trying to say...........stop talking about **** for people of color so much, it upsets white people. And when you call them out on this, they partnered with centrist and moderates of the world to yell down objectors with the "don't you want to win? You know minorities will be ****ed the most".
They basically took a legit suggestion of "focus on universal programs to attract the most voters" and said it in the most condescending way.
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The other offensive thing is anger they feel over the black voting block being aligned with the center left and not the far left. Like I ask my friends if you are trying to sugar coat the race issue, and appeal to white workers, why get upset if the center left out flanks to by address the concerns of these communities.
Lets remember, when the face of poverty was white the country had sympathy, when it turned black they couldn't care less. Then the face of drug epidemics, inequity, lack to access of healthcare, and the economics machine screwing up over was black, it was business as usual. When it turned white it was offensive. While many white leftist acknowledge this, they still think universal programs will do. When I attack them on this point they pivot to an argument about purity. Centrist did this, liberals did that, dog whistle Obama doesn't really care about black people and complain about always having to deal with the race issue. Even when I agree with them about the points they make it is always a pissing contest, always about purity, always about "well they do it too". Like I don't give a ****, I have my objections with tons of people, I'm objecting to your actions now.
And at the root of it, this is the leftist problem with Coates. Coates call them on their BS, he points out their well laid plans will be undone by white supremacy. To think white supremacy will not adapt is foolish. Back when he was talking about how conservatives attacking black people, and the cowardice of the center left, everything was wavy. But he is point out the undeniable face that you can't address anything in this country, not even class, if you try to run away from the race issue.
This was not the conclusion they want.
Surprise:
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said on Tuesday that it was too soon to discuss “legislative solutions” to gun violence after Monday’s attack in Las Vegas in which 59 people were killed and more than 500 injured.
“I think it’s premature to be discussing a legislative solution,” McConnell told journalists. “I think it’s particularly inappropriate to politicize an event like this, which just happened in the last day and a half.”
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...gun-legislation-talks-premature-idUSKCN1C82D3