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For gawd sake with the Jew stuff.
With one scroll of twitter I saw Black, Gay, Lefty, Dem and Michelle Obama privilege blamed for his release. Little did they know it's all about the Jew.
I am sure if a white MAGA hat wearing man had staged the same attack claiming a Black Jew or Black Muslim had racially attacked and abused them, would they have had people such as Michelle Obama leap to there defence.
Do we think they would have got away with it ? of course they wouldn't.
If this man does not get charged and convicted of this fabricated crime then how can we take any claims seriously. ?
Because it exposes your ridiculousness. It's funny ha ha, not an endorsement of the same simple minded hate mongering you fill every post with.Quote:
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He won't post things himself, but his simple-minded shabbos goy will post it for him.
Seriously what is it with all these defenders of free speech wanting to monitor 'LIKES' of posts?
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If you're wealthy/powerful enough to afford the best lawyers/representatives, your chances of getting away with murder sky rocket
Wow..... 3 pages on this shit. Good thing we don't have any other important news to worry about.
A guy lied and made up an imaginary attack, mobilizing police forces and wasting the government (public's) money and resources.
The justice system botched it up as it tends to do more frequently than it should. The fact the guy is a rich, public figure (celebrity) with friends in high places likely had something to do with that.
An average Joe off the street would've had the book thrown at him.
All the racial angles being thrown around are bullshit.
In other words..............
https://cdn.psychologytoday.com/site...?itok=JhGf1exr
When I said "friends in high places", I didn't realize just how "high" these places were.
https://video.foxnews.com/v/60183997...#sp=show-clips
Isn't there some sort of legal recourse here? Like some sort of civil lawsuit or something? Surely this guy can't just skip out on this ugly mess he created.
Can not see it what does it say?Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
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Originally Posted by MasterCan not see it what does it say?Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
In a nutshell, a Chicago attorney who was previously Chief of Staff for former First Lady Michelle Obama inappropriately acted on Smollett's behalf in an effort to have the case turned over to the FBI.
I know that one person stepped aside and allowed an independent person to look at the case because they felt compromised. I think that is a fair decision to make.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterCan not see it what does it say?Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
In a nutshell, a Chicago attorney who was previously Chief of Staff for former First Lady Michelle Obama inappropriately acted on Smollett's behalf in an effort to have the case turned over to the FBI.
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Originally Posted by MasterI know that one person stepped aside and allowed an independent person to look at the case because they felt compromised. I think that is a fair decision to make.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterCan not see it what does it say?Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
In a nutshell, a Chicago attorney who was previously Chief of Staff for former First Lady Michelle Obama inappropriately acted on Smollett's behalf in an effort to have the case turned over to the FBI.
You'd have to see the vid. In this case it doesn't sound like this attorney stepped aside at all...... and why would she even care to act in such a manner when it really should've been no concern of hers. Just looks a bit too fishy for me.
Hmmm..... if I'm Jussie Smollett, I'd want Asha Rangappa to arrest me. She's a former FBI Special Agent but I'd hope she'd come back to the FBI to handle my case.
I’m convinced master is insane and lacks critical thinking skillsQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterI know that one person stepped aside and allowed an independent person to look at the case because they felt compromised. I think that is a fair decision to make.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterCan not see it what does it say?Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
In a nutshell, a Chicago attorney who was previously Chief of Staff for former First Lady Michelle Obama inappropriately acted on Smollett's behalf in an effort to have the case turned over to the FBI.
You'd have to see the vid. In this case it doesn't sound like this attorney stepped aside at all...... and why would she even care to act in such a manner when it really should've been no concern of hers. Just looks a bit too fishy for me.
You should try those skills when examining Trump and his antics.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusI’m convinced master is insane and lacks critical thinking skillsQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterI know that one person stepped aside and allowed an independent person to look at the case because they felt compromised. I think that is a fair decision to make.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterCan not see it what does it say?Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
In a nutshell, a Chicago attorney who was previously Chief of Staff for former First Lady Michelle Obama inappropriately acted on Smollett's behalf in an effort to have the case turned over to the FBI.
You'd have to see the vid. In this case it doesn't sound like this attorney stepped aside at all...... and why would she even care to act in such a manner when it really should've been no concern of hers. Just looks a bit too fishy for me.
Ya like mueller saying no collusion. Your country is a mess you have enough to worry aboutQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterYou should try those skills when examining Trump and his antics.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusI’m convinced master is insane and lacks critical thinking skillsQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterI know that one person stepped aside and allowed an independent person to look at the case because they felt compromised. I think that is a fair decision to make.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterCan not see it what does it say?Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
In a nutshell, a Chicago attorney who was previously Chief of Staff for former First Lady Michelle Obama inappropriately acted on Smollett's behalf in an effort to have the case turned over to the FBI.
You'd have to see the vid. In this case it doesn't sound like this attorney stepped aside at all...... and why would she even care to act in such a manner when it really should've been no concern of hers. Just looks a bit too fishy for me.
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Originally Posted by MasterYou should try those skills when examining Trump and his antics.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusI’m convinced master is insane and lacks critical thinking skillsQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterI know that one person stepped aside and allowed an independent person to look at the case because they felt compromised. I think that is a fair decision to make.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterCan not see it what does it say?Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
In a nutshell, a Chicago attorney who was previously Chief of Staff for former First Lady Michelle Obama inappropriately acted on Smollett's behalf in an effort to have the case turned over to the FBI.
You'd have to see the vid. In this case it doesn't sound like this attorney stepped aside at all...... and why would she even care to act in such a manner when it really should've been no concern of hers. Just looks a bit too fishy for me.
@Master ...you're preaching in the desert. Trump is now clearly cursing in his speeches to the public..... taking out his collusion accusation frustrations on the general public..... spitefully doubling down on every threat he's ever made (wall, healthcare)..... and it won't be long before he starts referring to "those motherfuckers" in his speeches.
Not saying @walrus lacks critical thinking skills, but that breaker trips whenever Trump comes up.
Obstruction and collusion are different.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusYa like mueller saying no collusion. Your country is a mess you have enough to worry aboutQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterYou should try those skills when examining Trump and his antics.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusI’m convinced master is insane and lacks critical thinking skillsQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterI know that one person stepped aside and allowed an independent person to look at the case because they felt compromised. I think that is a fair decision to make.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterCan not see it what does it say?Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
In a nutshell, a Chicago attorney who was previously Chief of Staff for former First Lady Michelle Obama inappropriately acted on Smollett's behalf in an effort to have the case turned over to the FBI.
You'd have to see the vid. In this case it doesn't sound like this attorney stepped aside at all...... and why would she even care to act in such a manner when it really should've been no concern of hers. Just looks a bit too fishy for me.
Where do you get your info and why do you careQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterObstruction and collusion are different.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusYa like mueller saying no collusion. Your country is a mess you have enough to worry aboutQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterYou should try those skills when examining Trump and his antics.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusI’m convinced master is insane and lacks critical thinking skillsQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterI know that one person stepped aside and allowed an independent person to look at the case because they felt compromised. I think that is a fair decision to make.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterCan not see it what does it say?Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
In a nutshell, a Chicago attorney who was previously Chief of Staff for former First Lady Michelle Obama inappropriately acted on Smollett's behalf in an effort to have the case turned over to the FBI.
You'd have to see the vid. In this case it doesn't sound like this attorney stepped aside at all...... and why would she even care to act in such a manner when it really should've been no concern of hers. Just looks a bit too fishy for me.
I care because you careQuote:
Originally Posted by walrusWhere do you get your info and why do you careQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterObstruction and collusion are different.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusYa like mueller saying no collusion. Your country is a mess you have enough to worry aboutQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterYou should try those skills when examining Trump and his antics.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusI’m convinced master is insane and lacks critical thinking skillsQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterI know that one person stepped aside and allowed an independent person to look at the case because they felt compromised. I think that is a fair decision to make.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterCan not see it what does it say?Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
In a nutshell, a Chicago attorney who was previously Chief of Staff for former First Lady Michelle Obama inappropriately acted on Smollett's behalf in an effort to have the case turned over to the FBI.
You'd have to see the vid. In this case it doesn't sound like this attorney stepped aside at all...... and why would she even care to act in such a manner when it really should've been no concern of hers. Just looks a bit too fishy for me.
Oh, that’s nice of youQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterI care because you careQuote:
Originally Posted by walrusWhere do you get your info and why do you careQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterObstruction and collusion are different.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusYa like mueller saying no collusion. Your country is a mess you have enough to worry aboutQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterYou should try those skills when examining Trump and his antics.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusI’m convinced master is insane and lacks critical thinking skillsQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterI know that one person stepped aside and allowed an independent person to look at the case because they felt compromised. I think that is a fair decision to make.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFanQuote:
Originally Posted by MasterCan not see it what does it say?Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
In a nutshell, a Chicago attorney who was previously Chief of Staff for former First Lady Michelle Obama inappropriately acted on Smollett's behalf in an effort to have the case turned over to the FBI.
You'd have to see the vid. In this case it doesn't sound like this attorney stepped aside at all...... and why would she even care to act in such a manner when it really should've been no concern of hers. Just looks a bit too fishy for me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpEWDlrcUMA
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(Pictured: on the left Frank Gaston Jr. who is Jussie Smollett's "creative director" :-\ whatever that means and to his right, the STAR Jussie Smollett)
Yeah dude just standing there waiting for the police to come so he can take off the "noose" he had around his neck :-X
Jussie Smollett should have known better. Making false police reports based on race is something that white supremacists are only allowed to do.
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In my opinion the attack wasn't even real. There is no way this guy acted in his own accord , if he did he wouldn’t have involved the police and would’ve went straight to IG live like most celebrities , the fact he had the gall to file a false report meant he had some serious political backing
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Smollett should go to jail............. Lochte should've gone to jail.
End of story.
Should have. Would have. Could have.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
The bottom line is he (Ryan Lochte) didn't go to jail.
So Ryan Lochte and his white friends at the Rio Olympics in 2016 vandalize a bathroom in another country, gives a false police report, have the balls to flee the country before police can take them in for a statement, and even paints himself as a victim.
And the reaction was this
“Let’s give these kids a break. Sometimes you take actions that you later regret. They are magnificent athletes. Lochte is one of the best swimmers of all time. They had fun. They made a mistake. It’s part of life. Life goes on. Let’s go.” — Mario Andrada, Communications Director for Rio 2016
“We all make mistakes, but they’re rarely given front-page scrutiny. He’s a great guy who has done incredible work with charities. I’m confident that Pine Bros. fans will support our decision to give Ryan a second chance.” — Pine Bros. CEO Rider McDowell, New Endorsement for Lochte
“Doing DWTS (Dancing With The Stars) will be great for Ryan’s image! He will be able to show America that he’s a good guy who made a mistake. He’s still an Olympic champion! He will be great on the show.” — Insider for US Weekly
If Carmelo Anthony and the rest of the USA basketball team torn up the bathroom, then claimed to get robbed by fake police ? Obama would have been asked to comment. It would have been taken way more seriously. But it's not surprising though as Brazil is a white supremacist country and just elected a white supremacist president.
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Originally Posted by Denilson-The-ComebackShould have. Would have. Could have.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
The bottom line is he (Ryan Lochte) didn't go to jail.
So Ryan Lochte and his white friends at the Rio Olympics in 2016 vandalize a bathroom in another country, gives a false police report, have the balls to flee the country before police can take them in for a statement, and even paints himself as a victim.
And the reaction was this
“Let’s give these kids a break. Sometimes you take actions that you later regret. They are magnificent athletes. Lochte is one of the best swimmers of all time. They had fun. They made a mistake. It’s part of life. Life goes on. Let’s go.” — Mario Andrada, Communications Director for Rio 2016
“We all make mistakes, but they’re rarely given front-page scrutiny. He’s a great guy who has done incredible work with charities. I’m confident that Pine Bros. fans will support our decision to give Ryan a second chance.” — Pine Bros. CEO Rider McDowell, New Endorsement for Lochte
“Doing DWTS (Dancing With The Stars) will be great for Ryan’s image! He will be able to show America that he’s a good guy who made a mistake. He’s still an Olympic champion! He will be great on the show.” — Insider for US Weekly
If Carmelo Anthony and the rest of the USA basketball team torn up the bathroom, then claimed to get robbed by fake police ? Obama would have been asked to comment. It would have been taken way more seriously. But it's not surprising though as Brazil is a white supremacist country and just elected a white supremacist president.
Why blame Brazil? Seriously.
Brazilian authorities were thoroughly pissed that this entitled, smug American pretty boy had done this travesty.... making up a story at the expense of the Brazilian image.
Remember that Brazil was desperately trying to maintain a squeaky clean image all throughout the Olympic games. Before..... during..... and after. They practically had to smile through clenched teeth throughout the whole ordeal.
You start making some good points..... then blow them to smithereens with your tiresome "the whole world is White Supremacist" song and dance.
Take the blinders off, FFS.
Lets play trumps (for the red hats - it's a game that has nothing to do with Donald).Quote:
Originally Posted by Denilson-The-Comeback
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Sent to death row by good "normal" Christian bible worshiping folk, raped (literally), always innocent, police incompetence/corruption.
What point are you trying to make ?Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterLets play trumps (for the red hats - it's a game that has nothing to do with Donny boy).Quote:
Originally Posted by Denilson-The-Comeback
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Sent to death row, raped (literally), innocent, police incompetence/corruption, white privilege.
Are you saying whites should not go to jail or be sent to death row ?
You said the Central Park Five have paid for Jessies' crime, the injustice they suffered is more than enough to exonerate Jessie. The West Memphis Three paid for every innocent person ever wrongly convicted, not just white people, every living human, long before they ever took a foot hold inside your mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by Denilson-The-ComebackWhat point are you trying to make ?Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterLets play trumps (for the red hats - it's a game that has nothing to do with Donny boy).Quote:
Originally Posted by Denilson-The-Comeback
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Sent to death row, raped (literally), innocent, police incompetence/corruption, white privilege.
Are you saying whites should not go to jail or be sent to death row ?
Did I claim that it's impossible for a white person to be sent down for a crime that they did not commit ?Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterYou said the Central Park Five have paid for Jessies' crime, the injustice they suffered is more than enough to exonerate Jessie. The West Memphis Three paid for every innocent person ever wrongly convicted, not just white people, every living human, long before they ever took a foot hold inside your mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by Denilson-The-ComebackWhat point are you trying to make ?Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterLets play trumps (for the red hats - it's a game that has nothing to do with Donny boy).Quote:
Originally Posted by Denilson-The-Comeback
https://hosting.photobucket.com/imag...080&fit=bounds
Sent to death row, raped (literally), innocent, police incompetence/corruption, white privilege.
Are you saying whites should not go to jail or be sent to death row ?
Because Brazil is a white supremacist country.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Go to Brazil and you'll see the white Brazillians on top and the black Brazillians on the bottom.
How do you know this ? Was you in Rio at the time ? Did you work for the Braziilian authorties at the time ?Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Mario Andrada, Communications Director for Rio 2016
And you can look up this quote
“Let’s give these kids a break. Sometimes you take actions that you later regret. They are magnificent athletes. Lochte is one of the best swimmers of all time. They had fun. They made a mistake. It’s part of life. Life goes on. Let’s go.”
Doesn't sound like they were thoroughly pissed at all.
How do you know this ?Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Where were the scary mugshots like they would have done so had it been the USA basketball team ?
Anybody? No?
But that's white supremacy. White folks don’t really have to worry about getting racially profiled; they can fight, pull a gun, or shoot at police and still live; they qualify for better home loans; get called for job interviews; and apparently, they are given the benefit of the doubt when they’re caught up in a blatant lie that sparks an international scandal.
Because that's what the whole world is.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
And your more offended and upset about me talking about white supremacy than you are white supremacists practicing it. Which makes me suspect you as a white supremacist.
When you said
This statement you wrote right here let me know that I suspect I'm dealing with a white supremacist.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Because any time a white person talks about population control - What they really mean is "There are too many black people in the world". I don't think your bothered if Olga in Sweden pops out six kids.
You responded to me. If you don't want this response, then don't respond to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
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Originally Posted by Denilson-The-ComebackBecause Brazil is a white supremacist country.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Had you picked Argentina, Chile, Venezuela, or a few other South American countries.... you'd still be wrong. But it would be ever so slightly more believable than claiming this about Brazil.
Go to Brazil and you'll see the white Brazillians on top and the black Brazillians on the bottom.
How much time have you personally spent in Brazil? And don't give me this "I don't have to go there to know how it is" bullshit. A few others might buy it but not me.
How do you know this ? Was you in Rio at the time ? Did you work for the Braziilian authorties at the time ?Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Have YOU? Or are you the only person entitled to have opinions on places and people you've never seen? That's pretty damn weak, even for you.
Mario Andrada, Communications Director for Rio 2016
And you can look up this quote
“Let’s give these kids a break. Sometimes you take actions that you later regret. They are magnificent athletes. Lochte is one of the best swimmers of all time. They had fun. They made a mistake. It’s part of life. Life goes on. Let’s go.”
Doesn't sound like they were thoroughly pissed at all.
Oh so you quote a soundbite from the Communications Director for the Rio Games and you pass that off as proof of your point? ;D :rolleyes:
A huge bit of naivete, isn't it? Does Andrada speak for the whole of Brazil? Do you not realize that Andrada is part of that P.R. machine that is tasked with keeping Brazil's image squeaky clean?
If you don't realize this, there ain't much I can do for you.
How do you know this ?Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Where were the scary mugshots like they would have done so had it been the USA basketball team ?
Now you're fantasizing. Tough to have what was it?.......... a "serious, honest talk about race"........ when you're off on some fantasy delusion.
Anybody? No?
But that's white supremacy. White folks don’t really have to worry about getting racially profiled; they can fight, pull a gun, or shoot at police and still live; they qualify for better home loans; get called for job interviews; and apparently, they are given the benefit of the doubt when they’re caught up in a blatant lie that sparks an international scandal.
Because that's what the whole world is.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
And your more offended and upset about me talking about white supremacy than you are white supremacists practicing it. Which makes me suspect you as a white supremacist.
"Offended and upset"? Please..... don't give yourself so much credit. Your racial hangups don't mean shit to me. I'm not the one in need of therapy. BTW, you don't know shit about my thoughts regarding White Supremacy. But keep on suspecting, Einstein.
When you said
This statement you wrote right here let me know that I suspect I'm dealing with a white supremacist.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Because any time a white person talks about population control - What they really mean is "There are too many black people in the world". I don't think your bothered if Olga in Sweden pops out six kids.
If Olga in Sweden has the resources to care for, raise, educate, feed, and otherwise deal with her six kids..... it's still a questionable choice. But more "defendable" than if Mutumba in Kenya pops out six kids and does diddly squat to care, feed, educate, or otherwise deal with them. If this "proves" to you that I'm a white supremacist, hey..... more power to you. Go directly to "GO", collect $200, and summarily fuck off.
You responded to me. If you don't want this response, then don't respond to me.Quote:
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I'll continue responding to you as long as my sense of amusement remains. You are here for our amusement. As long as you're mildly amusing, I'll continue to respond.
No you did not say it's impossible for the white man to be sent down for a crime they did not commit. You said Jessie should be exonerated of his crimes because of the wrongdoing suffered by black men of the past - you offered the central park five as an example.Quote:
Originally Posted by Denilson-The-ComebackDid I claim that it's impossible for a white person to be sent down for a crime that they did not commit ?Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterYou said the Central Park Five have paid for Jessies' crime, the injustice they suffered is more than enough to exonerate Jessie. The West Memphis Three paid for every innocent person ever wrongly convicted, not just white people, every living human, long before they ever took a foot hold inside your mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by Denilson-The-ComebackWhat point are you trying to make ?Quote:
Originally Posted by FensterLets play trumps (for the red hats - it's a game that has nothing to do with Donny boy).Quote:
Originally Posted by Denilson-The-Comeback
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Sent to death row, raped (literally), innocent, police incompetence/corruption, white privilege.
Are you saying whites should not go to jail or be sent to death row ?
I offered the West Memphis Three as another example.
Jessie's father was a white man. So between the CP5 and WM3 we have enough historical evidence of crimes against black and white men to exonerate Jessie for this crime. Fact.
We got them.
That is an Earnie Shavers right hand. Im not sure how Denny will respond, but something tells me white supremacy will play a big factor.
I'm tempted to start a Ryan Lochte thread, though. "Dancing with the Stars" indeed......
All the same. The dog that bites black people in Brazil is the same dog that would bite black ppl in Argentina, Chile, Venezuela.Quote:
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There are plenty places in the world that i ain't been but i know there is racism there and Brazil is one of them.Quote:
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Gimme a breakQuote:
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You don't give a fk whether if a black kid in Africa thousand of miles away in Kenya can't feed their kids. (And other white supremacist stereotype about Africa by the way)
After all - Why don't you put there same energy into white kids struggling in the former Soviet Union ? In places like Moldova ? Uzbekistan ?
There are plenty of tracts of land. There is plenty of food. There is plenty of resources on this planet.You drive through America. You see land as far as the eye can see. There is no over population.
What there is, to you, is an over population of black people.
Anytime white supremacist talk about over population, they're talking about black people.
White supremacists always try to hide their racism behind jokes. Most white supremacist policies and institutions started off as jokeQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
The Ku Klux Klan started off as a joke and a prank. Confederate officers in Pulaski, TN. thought it would be a funny prank to dress up as ghosts and scare the Black people in town. In 1907, author Albert Stevens wrote this about the Ku Klux Klan: “ludicrous initiations, the baffling of public curiosity, and the amusement for members were the only objects of the Klan”. And now the KKK is one of the mosts dangerous terroristic organizations in the United States.
In the 1800’s a white actor named Thomas D. Rice used to perform in blackface. He perform this around the country. His Jim Crow character was a “joke” at first. And then states all over the country started to create Jim Crow laws.
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Last year the website Vox did an interview with author Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, who explained how searching for racists jokes on google, helped some predict the election of Trump.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/D5...Y=w755-h402-no
He is the author the best-selling book “Everybody Lies”, an inside look at how mining data from the internet can give a better understanding on the public psyche. According to Stephens-Davidowitz:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/0k...Y=w732-h387-no
White supremacists will joke and troll one day, and then commit cold blooded murder the next.
Denilson, if you weren't such a fanatic about the White Supremacist stuff, I'd say let's talk about Ryan Lochte for awhile.
Now THERE's an example, not only of Ryan getting off scot-free because he's a pretty boy white Olympic star....... but because he's an American in Brazil, not a Brazilian in America.
For the record, and before knowing you even existed, I watched the whole Lochte affair with disgust. The fact that they would put him on a popular reality show so soon after his troubles was, IMO, deplorable.
Certainly not the kind of treatment that would have been afforded to maybe a black kid, a Hispanic kid, or anyone other than a blond blue-eyed kid with that frigging smug look on his face.
In fact, I have a personal anecdote regarding Lochte, but all of this is worthless when discussing issues with someone as bent as you in your twisted beliefs.
So carry on, because you'll likely twist this into another White Supremacy ball of shit...... and many here have already changed the channel.
You have a personal anecdote and you aren’t going to share it, what the frigQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
As a black brother :mr-t: I am proud to admit I know the freezing temperature of bleach :-X;D:p some of the brothers don't :o:confused::o:-\
I'm not the fanatic.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
I've never found a shred of evidence that anyone has ever created a system of skin color supremacy other than white people. The only people have done this are white people. White people are the ones who create Jim Crow, Apartheid. White people are the ones who are fanatical about race.
What are you talking "pretty boy" ? If that would have happened to horse faced Micheal Phelps he would have got the same white privilege treatment.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
I don't you believe you did. This is a lieQuote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Nah. Not really. It's just white supremacy.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
Ryan Lochte is Hispanic. But he's a white hispanic. Like Charlie Sheen. Louis CK. Cameroon Diaz. Now if he (Ryan Lochte) was an Hispanic looking dude like Antonio Maragarito then yeah he would have been fked.Quote:
Originally Posted by TitoFan
But he passed for white.