aepps20
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Nobody said owning the libs would be easy.
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Nobody said owning the libs would be easy.
He's going to shout loud enough that Biden's mic will pick up his voice. As aepps20 would say, with bass in his voice.This is good cuz he likes to piggyback on Biden’s thoughts and just blurts out whatever nonsense he could think of in that moment. When the 2 mins are up, Trump’s going to struggle to formulate a rebuttal
Watch him COMPLAIN ABOUT the rules and ****
It's not just that people didn't know he's a brute. It's that they somehow expected him to grow into the office, that somehow giving him all this power would get him to become more decent.Trump is the epitome of "cant turn a ho into a housewife" and it's hilarious that the conservatives are suddenly like "Trump should've had better demeanor in the debates." You watched this guy make a fool of himself for 4 years and you thought he'd walk up there and be like "4 score and seven years ago?"
The Proud Boys don’t seem to share your sense of confusion.You don’t think that’s a fair description of the exchange? Like I said I will no longer support him if he was attempting to tell the proud boys to prepare for battle. But based on his past statements, the “sure” and nature of the exchange I think that’s a fair reading.
I don’t think diversity training, specifically, was the issue. But I already said my stance on that. His decision is idiotic. I think you are confusing me with another poster that said removal of those programs is actually a good thing.
You forgot one:How many times does this need to happen on camera for you? 5? 10? 20? He was very deliberate about what he said in the moment and now you want to white wash that with some forced statement from his PR people. Incredible.
There was no ambiguity in his statement. He said what he ****ing said. The only ambiguity is how you are choosing to interpret it.
Proud Boys stand by
Diversity training is racist
They are coming for your suburbs
Kung flu
Poll watchers
Like you came out of that debate where he espoused racist **** all night long and this is the hill in which you choose to die on?
Yeah but... but... Biden called our president a clown!Important article in the Atlantic today that’s almost certain to be buried under last night’s debate coverage, a la Biff Tannen:
To everyone who called NikeTalk “uptight”, a “buzzkill,” or “for babies” because we’ve consistently prohibited racist, misogynist, ableist, homophobic, and transphobic memes on our forums, we accept your apology - but not your new account applications. Enjoy Telegram.The Joke’s on Us
In the 2010s, Hitler memes and “ironic” racism filled the internet. What if we had taken them seriously?www.theatlantic.com
Ethics matter, even - if not especially - in comedy. All the whiny, out of touch, “free speech” curmudgeons like Bill Maher and Jerry Seinfeld who constantly bemoan college audiences and their “political correctness” and all the lazy, unprincipled hacks who leaned on offensive stereotypes for cheap, adolescent shock value, like the creators of Family Guy and South Park, should be forever remembered as the opening acts for Donny and the Proud Boys.
I wish we could give them all the Ray Patterson victory speech, but we have to live here, too.
The Proud Boys don’t seem to share your sense of confusion.
Proud Boys say they are 'standing down and standing by' after Trump's debate callout
On their account on the social media app Telegram, the Proud Boys appeared to take the statement as marching orders.www.nbcnews.com
You forgot one:
Yes, President Trump Really Dropped a Racial Slur on Live Television Tonight
Trump referred to Elizabeth Warren as “Pocahontas.” Again.www.vogue.com
I trust someone got that on tape.
Susan Collins is no longer a good fit for Maine - The Boston Globe
The Senator does not forge an independent path on national issues nor serve as the moderating force on partisan politics that would best serve her state.www.bostonglobe.com
But I still think South Park does good comedy, although I have become less enthusiastic about them unnecessarily taking things too far.
Are we talking about the same show whose White, libertarian writers created a character literally named Token Black and then used him as a mouthpiece to attack the federal hate crime designation, with absolutely no recognition of the context within which it might have been necessary to, say, avoid leaving prosecutorial decisions for lynchings in the hands of "Southern justice"?South Park was good when it was clear that Cartman and the general ridiculousness of the show were being used as a vehicle to make a point at the end of episodes.
to be fair, in Colorado, that's everybody. they still think it's 1995.What's the over/under on the percentage of people in that writers' room wearing a backwards baseball hat, cargo shorts, and sandals with socks?