Don't waste your time. You know that saying 'you are what you eat'? It looks like someone had a big bowl of a55hole5 for breakfast...
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HemiHauler
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Sure, kid. Cities have lots of problems with violence. You can read about those problems any day of the week. Nothing new under the sun.
What makes this one special? You've been played. AGAIN. LOL.
Fantasy, Supposition and Assumption ...
Who has been played
For posting a news story about a guy getting a beating .....
yeah sure ok Rudio made a claim, the investigation is on going, yeah I got played
HemiHauler
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Fantasy, Supposition and Assumption ...
Who has been played
For posting a news story about a guy getting a beating .....
yeah sure ok Rudio made a claim, the investigation is on going, yeah I got played
CPUSA
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Apparently, you forgot that part as well....Except you forgot the part were it's all made up.
No surprise at all
Bare-ya-cuda
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The irony of you calling others mouth breathers.
I also recall you were first in line in here to believe smollets false claims.
HemiHauler
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Show me.
Can't - it was like three screen names ago.
AnthonyJames
R.I.P. My Brother Rick
Only three?
HemiHauler
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Nope. Just the one immediately previous ;-)
Empire Star Beaten in Homophobic racist MAGA attack
Red hats gonna Red hat Another disgusting attack fueled by Trumps rhetoric Empire" star Jussie Smollett was brutally attacked by 2 men who beat him up, put his head in a noose and screamed, "This is MAGA country." Sources directly connected to Jussie tell TMZ, the actor arrived in...
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HemiHauler
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BOP
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$20k? Hell, it was upwards of $30K a year in and around Philly, back when I went to school. Even with both of us working and me going to school, I still had to borrow most of the $20K that my ultimate choice for my upper division work cost us. That $20K was a huge determining factor in my decision, by the way.
I didn't see a lot of that kind of brain-washing going on at my commuter campus, but I was older, closer to the age of most of my professors, so maybe I was oblivious? I did see a lot of #1 students enrolled and even attend classes - until the student loans and grants were distributed; at which time most of them would disappear until the next semester. Eventually they'd get cut off, and rumor had it, they'd rinse and repeat at another institute of higher learning as many times as they could. I mean, there were 30 in and around the greater Philadelphia area. They may not have learned reading and writing in high school, but they apparently learned advanced techniques for gaming the system.
Also BTW, I paid those loans back. Where's my rebate, Brandon!? If we call it reparations, can I has the the money, Joe?
BOP
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Let's see your sources, junior.
Shirley you can come up with one or two credible sources, and not just some crackhead's opinion.
Bare-ya-cuda
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Yep, that’s about right…
RedState’s Jennifer Van Laar noted how ABC’s Miami affiliate covered the story. “WPLG then named the victim and reported that he’d been arrested in 2017 during a protest in Hollywood, Florida regarding renaming Confederate statues and monuments, accused of ‘jabbing a flag, containing a Confederate design, at people,’” she wrote.
The report pointed out that during the protest, the victim wore a t-shirt that said “League of the South,” a neo-Confederate organization.
But it wasn’t enough to hone in on the victim’s past affiliation. They also revealed his identity to the public even after acknowledging that he “has spoken publicly about his past support of white nationalism, but said he changed his ways.”
It is worth noting that there is no evidence that the attacker was aware of the victim’s past ties to the League of the South, which means it has absolutely no relevance to the issue at hand. But we already know what this is, don’t we?
Progressives often criticize conservatives for bringing up the criminal past of a black victim of police violence – especially when it has nothing to do with the incident. They posit that this is only being done to distract from the actions of the police officer and to lessen sympathy for the victim.
The report pointed out that during the protest, the victim wore a t-shirt that said “League of the South,” a neo-Confederate organization.
But it wasn’t enough to hone in on the victim’s past affiliation. They also revealed his identity to the public even after acknowledging that he “has spoken publicly about his past support of white nationalism, but said he changed his ways.”
It is worth noting that there is no evidence that the attacker was aware of the victim’s past ties to the League of the South, which means it has absolutely no relevance to the issue at hand. But we already know what this is, don’t we?
Progressives often criticize conservatives for bringing up the criminal past of a black victim of police violence – especially when it has nothing to do with the incident. They posit that this is only being done to distract from the actions of the police officer and to lessen sympathy for the victim.
