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This is one of my main reasons for believing him. Makes no sense to throw away a successful acting career on a hoaxI have no clue why anyone would want to do something like this. Maybe a perennial victim like yourself could explain it to me?
Once again, I do believe he should be prosecuted if this is indeed a hoax. But not for his 'anti-Trump BS.' That part is still free speech.
I have no clue why anyone would want to do something like this. Maybe a perennial victim like yourself could explain it to me?
Once again, I do believe he should be prosecuted if this is indeed a hoax. But not for his 'anti-Trump BS.' That part is still free speech.
I wouldn't say it's the 'expected norm these days' so much as it has always been normal for businesses to disassociate themselves from persons who negatively impact their business. The 'create racism' part is usually because businesses want everyone who can afford to buy their products to be their customers, regardless of race, etc., and alienating customers is a poor business model.I'm not his employer and I assume you are not either. But, isn't that the expected norm these days when someone creates racism?
How am I shitting on people that were skeptical and cautious from the start when I'm one of those?
There's a difference, you know, in being skeptical and cautious, and in being hopeful that it's a fraud and working to determine it as such. The former is a passive and neutral position, the latter is active and biased.
And to be honest, I didn't see a lot of people here who immediately accepted this as true. The circumstances being bizarre, it seemed that most were skeptical from the beginning.
I wouldn't say it's the 'expected norm these days' so much as it has always been normal for businesses to disassociate themselves from persons who negatively impact their business. The 'create racism' part is usually because businesses want everyone who can afford to buy their products to be their customers, regardless of race, etc., and alienating customers is a poor business model.
No. You, like others, jumped to conclusions because it supported a particular narrative, one that is unraveling.I posted the information we had at the time of the story. Did not make shit up like some here
I've never said that the NFL couldn't fire Kaep. My only disagreement on that issue was the President's inflammatory mischaracterizations of Kaep's protest as being disrespectful to veterans and the military.So not giving Colin Kaepernick another job in the NFL is perfectly acceptable.
A whole lot to lose, nothing to gain.This is one of my main reasons for believing him. Makes no sense to throw away a successful acting career on a hoax
Between this story, the high school kids being defamed through leftist lies, the election of Trump (one of the biggest political upsets in American history), the left's fight for privilege and not equality, manufactured racism because a congressman had an old book in his office, etc. etc., I can't help but wonder if we've reached "peak liberal." Maybe that deserves its own thread though.
A little more food for thought concerning the brothers - from a statement made after their release.
“Yes, they are confirmed to be the men on scene by surveillance video,” Chicago Police said in a statement to ABC7 Chicago. “The reason why they were there is now central to the investigation and we can’t get into that at this time.”
https://pagesix.com/2019/02/16/nige...-surveillance-video-of-jussie-smollet-attack/
And exactly what I said earlier would happen is now happening. A few hoaxes (most created by right wingers), some idiotic tweets from B-list celebrities trying to go viral (that Fox news tells its viewers are representative of all that is liberalism), and suddenly it's all lies. And you have everything you needed to prove that all your fears are true. The only racists in this country are the ones trying to subjugate whites, right? Isn't that what you already post here every day?
Poor poor victim Slow.
No you dolt. I understand racism exists and is a real problem. I'm a Trump supporter, naturally I don't want people judged by the color of their skin, their ethnicity, sexuality, etc. This is unlike the left today that fights for privilege and thinks racist policies like affirmative action are the best way to combat racism. Fire with fire, I guess is their approach? If they're racist it is ok to be racist in return. Something like that.
No you dolt. I understand racism exists and is a real problem. I'm a Trump supporter, naturally I don't want people judged by the color of their skin, their ethnicity, sexuality, etc. This is unlike the left today that fights for privilege and thinks racist policies like affirmative action are the best way to combat racism. Fire with fire, I guess is their approach? If they're racist it is ok to be racist in return. Something like that.
As a Trump supporter does it bother you that he judges people by the color of their skin?
I don't believe that to be true. If he did, it would bother me, yes.
How do you feel about a judge saying he can’t rule on his case because he’s a Mexican?
I already know how you will try to excuse it but we both know Trump is an incredible racist.
Vic I’d be curious as to what you see me being dishonest about.
I don't believe that to be true. If he did, it would bother me, yes.
How do you feel about a judge saying he can’t rule on his case because he’s a Mexican?
I already know how you will try to excuse it but we both know Trump is an incredible racist.
I think he was making comments about bias and not race. But he mentioned race, so the overly PC liberals ran with a false narrative. A big nothingburger.