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| Topic | is it racist to not be attracted to black people? |
| FrisbeeDude 09/08/17 11:00:34 AM #143 | Of course. CE is always going to complain when someone says they don't like common facial features of a certain race. If you think nappy (aka unkempt) hair "big ass wide lips and noses" are "common" among black people, yeah, you're racist --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | is it racist to not be attracted to black people? |
| FrisbeeDude 09/08/17 10:23:12 AM #120 | monkeysRfunny posted... FrisbeeDude posted...donkeyjack posted...Maybe they don't like the big ass lips, wide noses or nappy hair? Just maybe? That is the features that is not favorite in the west like that, then again, who cares? CE gonna CE --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | is it racist to not be attracted to black people? |
| FrisbeeDude 09/08/17 10:18:42 AM #116 | ITT: a blatant troll uses gamefaqs to work on his English. Lmao I see you breh --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | is it racist to not be attracted to black people? |
| FrisbeeDude 09/08/17 10:14:15 AM #110 | "It's not black people I dislike, it's simply literally every variation of their skin tone I don't find attractive!" Imagine feeling the need to defend your racism that much --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | is it racist to not be attracted to black people? |
| FrisbeeDude 09/08/17 10:10:54 AM #104 | donkeyjack posted... Maybe they don't like the big ass lips, wide noses or nappy hair? Just maybe? That is the features that is not favorite in the west like that, then again, who cares? Now if this isn't just some straight up racist bullshit right here... --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | is it racist to not be attracted to black people? |
| FrisbeeDude 09/08/17 10:09:56 AM #103 | donkeyjack posted... FrisbeeDude posted...Categorically rejecting an entire race of people from your dating pool because of their race makes you racist. It's that simple Nah, bro. It does. --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | is it racist to not be attracted to black people? |
| FrisbeeDude 09/08/17 10:04:33 AM #96 | Lmao "I don't find even light tanned white people attractive" You out here only looking for albinos, breh? Dude is doing a god tier best dhalsim impression trying to be right --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | is it racist to not be attracted to black people? |
| FrisbeeDude 09/08/17 10:02:18 AM #92 | Categorically rejecting an entire race of people from your dating pool because of their race makes you racist. It's that simple --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | A woman who had sex with an eight year old boy is the victim |
| FrisbeeDude 09/08/17 9:28:00 AM #13 | Funkydog posted... This looks incredibly fake. Not to mention that even if that Redditt thread is real, it's the equivalent of bitching about a twitter post. That judge fucked up, but it seems judges are fucking up in general lately when it comes to issuing sentences for rapists --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | Former Clinton surrogate: 'I wish she'd just shut the f*** up and go away' |
| FrisbeeDude 09/08/17 8:47:55 AM #12 | pikachupwnage posted... TheRealDill2000 posted...That's an awful sentiment. She needs to stay out there in order to remain relevant for 2020. Uhhh...a couple million more people literally wanted her more than trump --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | The foundation of Donald Trumps presidency is the negation of Barack Obamas |
| FrisbeeDude 09/07/17 11:00:36 PM #85 | Mal_Fet posted... A_Good_Boy posted...I'm not looking for you to agree with anything here (don't know if you've noticed, but I'm not the articles author). What I'd like is for you to actually read the article and base your refutations around its contents Lmao --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | The foundation of Donald Trumps presidency is the negation of Barack Obamas |
| FrisbeeDude 09/07/17 6:39:50 PM #77 | Y'all actually entertained him? You know what comes next, right? --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | The foundation of Donald Trumps presidency is the negation of Barack Obamas |
| FrisbeeDude 09/07/17 6:27:41 PM #72 | Indeed, the panic of white slavery lives on in our politics today. Black workers suffer because it was and is our lot. But when white workers suffer, something in nature has gone awry. And so an opioid epidemic among mostly white people is greeted with calls for compassion and treatment, as all epidemics should be, while a crack epidemic among mostly black people is greeted with scorn and mandatory minimums. Sympathetic op‑ed columns and articles are devoted to the plight of working-class whites when their life expectancy plummets to levels that, for blacks, society has simply accepted as normal. White slavery is sin. ****** slavery is natural. This dynamic serves a very real purpose: the consistent awarding of grievance and moral high ground to that class of workers which, by the bonds of whiteness, stands closest to America’s aristocratic class. --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | The foundation of Donald Trumps presidency is the negation of Barack Obamas |
| FrisbeeDude 09/07/17 6:17:50 PM #63 | A_Good_Boy posted... Such succinct refutations of the articles salient points, and all from people that refuse to actually read it. Par for the course for the regular lemmings of this board --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | The foundation of Donald Trumps presidency is the negation of Barack Obamas |
| FrisbeeDude 09/07/17 6:02:16 PM #41 | Part of Trump’s dominance among whites resulted from his running as a Republican, the party that has long cultivated white voters. Trump’s share of the white vote was similar to Mitt Romney’s in 2012. But unlike Romney, Trump secured this support by running against his party’s leadership, against accepted campaign orthodoxy, and against all notions of decency. By his sixth month in office, embroiled in scandal after scandal, a Pew Research Center poll found Trump’s approval rating underwater with every single demographic group. Every demographic group, that is, except one: people who identified as white. The focus on one subsector of Trump voters—the white working class—is puzzling, given the breadth of his white coalition. Indeed, there is a kind of theater at work in which Trump’s presidency is pawned off as a product of the white working class as opposed to a product of an entire whiteness that includes the very authors doing the pawning. The motive is clear: escapism. To accept that the bloody heirloom remains potent even now, some five decades after Martin Luther King Jr. was gunned down on a Memphis balcony—even after a black president; indeed, strengthened by the fact of that black president—is to accept that racism remains, as it has since 1776, at the heart of this country’s political life. The idea of acceptance frustrates the left. The left would much rather have a discussion about class struggles, which might entice the white working masses, instead of about the racist struggles that those same masses have historically been the agents and beneficiaries of. Moreover, to accept that whiteness brought us Donald Trump is to accept whiteness as an existential danger to the country and the world. But if the broad and remarkable white support for Donald Trump can be reduced to the righteous anger of a noble class of smallville firefighters and evangelicals, mocked by Brooklyn hipsters and womanist professors into voting against their interests, then the threat of racism and whiteness, the threat of the heirloom, can be dismissed. Consciences can be eased; no deeper existential reckoning is required. It's like...the feelings of black and brown people over the past 3 years perfectly encapsulated --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | The foundation of Donald Trumps presidency is the negation of Barack Obamas |
| FrisbeeDude 09/07/17 6:00:42 PM #40 | Asserting that Trump’s rise was primarily powered by cultural resentment and economic reversal has become de rigueur among white pundits and thought leaders. But evidence for this is, at best, mixed. In a study of preelection polling data, the Gallup researchers Jonathan Rothwell and Pablo Diego-Rosell found that “people living in areas with diminished economic opportunity” were “somewhat more likely to support Trump.” But the researchers also found that voters in their study who supported Trump generally had a higher mean household income ($81,898) than those who did not ($77,046). Those who approved of Trump were “less likely to be unemployed and less likely to be employed part-time” than those who did not. They also tended to be from areas that were very white: “The racial and ethnic isolation of whites at the zip code level is one of the strongest predictors of Trump support.” An analysis of exit polls conducted during the presidential primaries estimated the median household income of Trump supporters to be about $72,000. But even this lower number is almost double the median household income of African Americans, and $15,000 above the American median. Trump’s white support was not determined by income. According to Edison Research, Trump won whites making less than $50,000 by 20 points, whites making $50,000 to $99,999 by 28 points, and whites making $100,000 or more by 14 points. This shows that Trump assembled a broad white coalition that ran the gamut from Joe the Dishwasher to Joe the Plumber to Joe the Banker. So when white pundits cast the elevation of Trump as the handiwork of an inscrutable white working class, they are being too modest, declining to claim credit for their own economic class. Trump’s dominance among whites across class lines is of a piece with his larger dominance across nearly every white demographic. Trump won white women (+9) and white men (+31). He won white people with college degrees (+3) and white people without them (+37). He won whites ages 18–29 (+4), 30–44 (+17), 45–64 (+28), and 65 and older (+19). Trump won whites in midwestern Illinois (+11), whites in mid-Atlantic New Jersey (+12), and whites in the Sun Belt’s New Mexico (+5). In no state that Edison polled did Trump’s white support dip below 40 percent. Hillary Clinton’s did, in states as disparate as Florida, Utah, Indiana, and Kentucky. From the beer track to the wine track, from soccer moms to nascar dads, Trump’s performance among whites was dominant. According to Mother Jones, based on preelection polling data, if you tallied the popular vote of only white America to derive 2016 electoral votes, Trump would have defeated Clinton 389 to 81, with the remaining 68 votes either a toss-up or unknown. Cont. --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | The foundation of Donald Trumps presidency is the negation of Barack Obamas |
| FrisbeeDude 09/07/17 5:53:07 PM #32 | Imainge trying to argue that Hilary fucking Clinton, one of the most accomplished politicians in history, was in fact, one of the worst to ever run for president. It's absurd. --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | The foundation of Donald Trumps presidency is the negation of Barack Obamas |
| FrisbeeDude 09/07/17 5:51:25 PM #31 | Capn Circus posted... FrisbeeDude posted...Widely renowned award winning writer or notorious internet race troll...such a hard choice Lmao this guy "who is he renowned by?! Doesn't matter, even if you haven't told me yet, they're trash too!" --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | The foundation of Donald Trumps presidency is the negation of Barack Obamas |
| FrisbeeDude 09/07/17 5:23:17 PM #15 | The scope of Trump’s commitment to whiteness is matched only by the depth of popular disbelief in the power of whiteness. We are now being told that support for Trump’s “Muslim ban,” his scapegoating of immigrants, his defenses of police brutality are somehow the natural outgrowth of the cultural and economic gap between Lena Dunham’s America and Jeff Foxworthy’s. The collective verdict holds that the Democratic Party lost its way when it abandoned everyday economic issues like job creation for the softer fare of social justice. The indictment continues: To their neoliberal economics, Democrats and liberals have married a condescending elitist affect that sneers at blue-collar culture and mocks the white man as history’s greatest monster and prime-time television’s biggest doofus. In this rendition, Donald Trump is not the product of white supremacy so much as the product of a backlash against contempt for white working-class people. “We so obviously despise them, we so obviously condescend to them,” the conservative social scientist Charles Murray, who co-wrote The Bell Curve, recently told The New Yorker, speaking of the white working class. “The only slur you can use at a dinner party and get away with is to call somebody a redneck—that won’t give you any problems in Manhattan.” “The utter contempt with which privileged Eastern liberals such as myself discuss red-state, gun-country, working-class America as ridiculous and morons and rubes,” charged the celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain, “is largely responsible for the upswell of rage and contempt and desire to pull down the temple that we’re seeing now.” That black people, who have lived for centuries under such derision and condescension, have not yet been driven into the arms of Trump does not trouble these theoreticians. After all, in this analysis, Trump’s racism and the racism of his supporters are incidental to his rise. Indeed, the alleged glee with which liberals call out Trump’s bigotry is assigned even more power than the bigotry itself. Ostensibly assaulted by campus protests, battered by arguments about intersectionality, and oppressed by new bathroom rights, a blameless white working class did the only thing any reasonable polity might: elect an orcish reality-television star who insists on taking his intelligence briefings in picture-book form. My chest can't take all this fire --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | The foundation of Donald Trumps presidency is the negation of Barack Obamas |
| FrisbeeDude 09/07/17 5:15:58 PM #11 | Widely renowned award winning writer or notorious internet race troll...such a hard choice --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | The foundation of Donald Trumps presidency is the negation of Barack Obamas |
| FrisbeeDude 09/07/17 5:10:31 PM #4 | I'll post parts I found more interesting than others for those who can't get through all of it To Trump, whiteness is neither notional nor symbolic but is the very core of his power. In this, Trump is not singular. But whereas his forebears carried whiteness like an ancestral talisman, Trump cracked the glowing amulet open, releasing its eldritch energies. The repercussions are striking: Trump is the first president to have served in no public capacity before ascending to his perch. But more telling, Trump is also the first president to have publicly affirmed that his daughter is a “piece of ass.” The mind seizes trying to imagine a black man extolling the virtues of sexual assault on tape (“When you’re a star, they let you do it”), fending off multiple accusations of such assaults, immersed in multiple lawsuits for allegedly fraudulent business dealings, exhorting his followers to violence, and then strolling into the White House. But that is the point of white supremacy—to ensure that that which all others achieve with maximal effort, white people (particularly white men) achieve with minimal qualification. Barack Obama delivered to black people the hoary message that if they work twice as hard as white people, anything is possible. But Trump’s counter is persuasive: Work half as hard as black people, and even more is possible. --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | The foundation of Donald Trumps presidency is the negation of Barack Obamas |
| FrisbeeDude 09/07/17 4:57:11 PM #1 | Legacy Ta-Nehisi Coates dropping another fucking gem https://www.theatlantic.com/amp/article/537909/ It is insufficient to state the obvious of Donald Trump: that he is a white man who would not be president were it not for this fact. With one immediate exception, Trump’s predecessors made their way to high office through the passive power of whiteness—that bloody heirloom which cannot ensure mastery of all events but can conjure a tailwind for most of them. Land theft and human plunder cleared the grounds for Trump’s forefathers and barred others from it. Once upon the field, these men became soldiers, statesmen, and scholars; held court in Paris; presided at Princeton; advanced into the Wilderness and then into the White House. Their individual triumphs made this exclusive party seem above America’s founding sins, and it was forgotten that the former was in fact bound to the latter, that all their victories had transpired on cleared grounds. No such elegant detachment can be attributed to Donald Trump—a president who, more than any other, has made the awful inheritance explicit. His political career began in advocacy of birtherism, that modern recasting of the old American precept that black people are not fit to be citizens of the country they built. But long before birtherism, Trump had made his worldview clear. He fought to keep blacks out of his buildings, according to the U.S. government; called for the death penalty for the eventually exonerated Central Park Five; and railed against “lazy” black employees. “Black guys counting my money! I hate it,” Trump was once quoted as saying. “The only kind of people I want counting my money are short guys that wear yarmulkes every day.” After his cabal of conspiracy theorists forced Barack Obama to present his birth certificate, Trump demanded the president’s college grades (offering $5 million in exchange for them), insisting that Obama was not intelligent enough to have gone to an Ivy League school, and that his acclaimed memoir, Dreams From My Father, had been ghostwritten by a white man, Bill Ayers. A long, but very worthwhile read for those of the non troll persuasion --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | NFL player assaulted by Las Vegas police |
| FrisbeeDude 09/06/17 8:15:07 PM #22 | Update from Las Vegas PD https://twitter.com/mikedugar/status/905569876625915904 EDIT: officers body cam was not on. Shocker https://twitter.com/jessamynmcintyr/status/905561896308301824 --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | "Republican & Smart, WHITE, Traditional." |
| FrisbeeDude 09/06/17 5:47:16 PM #55 | NibeIungsnarf posted... The Admiral posted...We just had a national election where the slogan was "it's her turn." He knows it's a lie, but it won't stop him from if he can use it troll liberals. Not to mention "It's her turn" isn't even on the same plane as what this lady tried to pull Par for the course. Stay hacky, addy --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | Bloody Roar, needs a remake! |
| FrisbeeDude 09/06/17 5:33:48 PM #2 | This I can get on board with --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | Michael Bennett experiences police brutality |
| FrisbeeDude 09/06/17 12:11:41 PM #37 | RuffledPeanuts posted... http://www.tmz.com/2017/09/06/michael-bennett-arrest-video/ Posts like this are exactly why things like black lives matter exists. EVEN WITH VIDEO EVIDENCE, the goal posts are moved "This didn't happen! He's lying about this to further his SJW agenda!" *video evidence surfaces* "Yeah...well...it doesn't look that bad" Fucking ridiculous --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | NFL player assaulted by Las Vegas police |
| FrisbeeDude 09/06/17 11:34:24 AM #19 | Threating to "blow your fucking head off" if you move is standard police protocol? Jamming a knee into your back to the point you're struggling to breathe is standard police protocol? --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | Police: Gunrunner bought guns in Arkansas to sell to Chicago gangs |
| FrisbeeDude 09/06/17 11:32:16 AM #1 | http://chicago.suntimes.com/chicago-politics/police-gun-runner-bought-guns-in-arkansas-to-sell-to-chicago-gangs/amp/ --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | NFL player assaulted by Las Vegas police |
| FrisbeeDude 09/06/17 11:20:20 AM #13 | Which troll alt does the Donald belong to? --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | NFL player assaulted by Las Vegas police |
| FrisbeeDude 09/06/17 11:08:30 AM #7 | It's also pathetic how an accusation of racism by black athletes requires irrefutable proof, a lot of times, by well known members of the sports community. --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | NFL player assaulted by Las Vegas police |
| FrisbeeDude 09/06/17 11:01:31 AM #1 | https://www.google.com/amp/profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/09/06/michael-bennett-says-las-vegas-cops-threatened-to-blow-my-f-ing-head-off/amp/ Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett has been one of the most vocal players in the NFL about the protests started by former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, began in opposition to the unequal treatment of minorities by law enforcement. Seahawks defensive end Michael Bennett has been one of the most vocal players in the NFL about the protests started by former 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick, began in opposition to the unequal treatment of minorities by law enforcement. Bennett now has a personal reason to continue. Bennett just posted an open letter to social media, detailing an incident in Las Vegas in which police there forced him to the ground and pointed a gun at his head, threatening to “blow my fucking head off.” Bennett described a chaotic scene as he was leaving the recent Mayweather-McGregor fight, when a loud sound was heard which sounded like gunshots. Bennett said he ran away from the sound for consideration of his own safety, a police officer pulled a gun on him, ordered him to the ground and threatened to shoot him if he moved. He said a second cop then came and put a knee in his back to detain him, and he was handcuffed and put in the back of a police car until they confirmed his identity. “The Officers’ excessive use of force was unbearable,” Bennett wrote. “I felt helpless as I lay there on the ground handcuffed facing the real-life threat of being killed. All I could think of was “I’m going to die for no other reason than I am black and my skin color is somehow a threat.’ My life flashed before my eyes as I thought of my girls. Would I ever play with them again? Or watch them have kids? Or be able to kiss my wife again and tell her I love her.” Bennett said treatment like this was why he has sat during the national anthem and will continue to, “because equality doesn’t live in this country and no matter how much money you make, what job title you have, or how much you give, when you are seen as a (racial slur for black people), you will be treated that way.” Bennett’s strong words demand a response from the authorities in Las Vegas, and a deeper examination of the attitudes that allow events like this to happen. And perhaps, it will open some minds as to why Bennett has taken the stand he has, at a time when his status as an elite player allows him to. This is why the kaepernick protest is important. From Thabo Sefalosha, to James Blake to Michael Bennett, at the end of the day, these guys wealth and fame didn't stop them from being profiled as a "threating black man". If these world famous black athletes can't avoid being profiled and harassed, what reason does your average 9-5 black person think they'll receive fair and equal treatment by law enforcement? --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | Barack Obama is stalking Trump's policy agenda |
| FrisbeeDude 09/06/17 1:23:49 AM #35 | Lmao cry more, Trump stans. Keep calling out this joke administration --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | Would you rather an attractive Asian girl or attractive black girl? |
| FrisbeeDude 09/05/17 11:47:16 PM #40 | CE is filled with dudes who prefer what they believe to be more submissive women over more assertive/independent women. It's no surprise Asian is winning so heavily --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | Name something thicker than Taylor Swift |
| FrisbeeDude 09/05/17 1:18:48 PM #11 | My best friend plank --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | Why are people buying Destiny 2 at launch? |
| FrisbeeDude 09/03/17 1:18:10 PM #52 | BignutzisBack posted... Destiny was a f****** rip-off f*** that game --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | Dennys Roasted People Who Dont Tip On Twitter But Backlashs Swift & Furious |
| FrisbeeDude 09/02/17 5:58:09 PM #24 | This doesn't challenge any claim I've made. Only if you ignore how things work in the real world --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | Dennys Roasted People Who Dont Tip On Twitter But Backlashs Swift & Furious |
| FrisbeeDude 09/02/17 5:38:26 PM #22 | Typhon posted... 3rd_Best_Master posted...Typhon posted...employees aren't legally mandated minimum wage Try going to your boss at most restaurants and asking them to make up the difference during a short week. They'll do it, but you most likely won't have the same number of shifts the next week Ask any veteran of the service industry how many times they made up the difference on a short week. There's a reason the industry has such a high turnover rate. --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | Taylor Swift is one of the greediest, most evil people in modern music |
| FrisbeeDude 09/02/17 5:30:18 PM #49 | MC_BatCommander posted... --kresnik-- posted...Nobody said anything about Kanye "now you have to buy a new streaming service that I made if you want to hear my new music, even though you'll only use it once" west. This. Hell, Jay Z addresses it on his latest album --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | Dennys Roasted People Who Dont Tip On Twitter But Backlashs Swift & Furious |
| FrisbeeDude 09/02/17 5:27:33 PM #17 | 3rd_Best_Master posted... Typhon posted...employees aren’t legally mandated minimum wage This. Try going to your boss at most restaurants and asking them to make up the difference during a short week. They'll do it, but you most likely won't have the same number of shifts the next week --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | White House walks back promise about Trump donating his personal money to |
| FrisbeeDude 09/02/17 4:53:20 PM #90 | DawkinsNumber4 posted... shockthemonkey posted...Anteaterking posted...thanosibe posted...Fair enough. What I am saying though is it is now their property as I freely donated it of my own will. The same as people did to Trump's foundation. And it now his money to use as he sees it as long as it's legal. --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | White House walks back promise about Trump donating his personal money to |
| FrisbeeDude 09/02/17 11:15:15 AM #36 | The_Donald posted... People are literally dying and having their homes destroyed and all the Left-Alt can think about is where the money is from. Trump is using the storm to promote some false sense of charity, when it's really just some scheme to "donate" money that isn't really his own. --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | White House walks back promise about Trump donating his personal money to |
| FrisbeeDude 09/02/17 11:02:54 AM #29 | He pledged $1M. Why does it matter if it comes out of his bank account or out of a foundation he controls? Those are the same thing. In fact, he might be required to donate it from his foundation to avoid legal conflicts of interest. All of which could've easily been explained by sanders, yet, here we are. --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | White House walks back promise about Trump donating his personal money to |
| FrisbeeDude 09/02/17 10:56:39 AM #25 | Also, how is a billionaire using his charity to donate even an option? The shit some of y'all let slide for trump that would've been a scandal for Obama is lulzy. Trump used his charity to buy a damn tim tebow helmet. Imagine the conservative outcry had Obama used some charity he set up to buy a Kaepernick jersey. This country doesn't even try to hide its racism --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | White House walks back promise about Trump donating his personal money to |
| FrisbeeDude 09/02/17 10:46:46 AM #22 | The Admiral posted... FrisbeeDude posted...The Admiral posted...Is there a non-shit source reporting in this? I mean, might be true, but certainly not taking the word of these kinds of sites that dupe people like the TC. The Washington Post already exposed this dude as using his foundation as a piggy bank. There's no reason to believe he'd stop now. For a guy who claims not to particularly care for trump one way or the other, you sure do your best dhalsim impression defending him If Hilary had a history using her charitable foundation as her own expense account, would you believe her press secretary if they told you there weren't sure where this particular "donation" was coming from? Stay hacky, addy --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | White House walks back promise about Trump donating his personal money to |
| FrisbeeDude 09/02/17 10:39:33 AM #16 | The Admiral posted... Is there a non-shit source reporting in this? I mean, might be true, but certainly not taking the word of these kinds of sites that dupe people like the TC. Literally a video in the link of Sanders dodging the question. Another trash tier attempt --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | White House walks back promise about Trump donating his personal money to |
| FrisbeeDude 09/02/17 10:38:02 AM #14 | SSJ-AshKetchum posted... Thinkprogress.org Literally a video in the link. Gutter tier trolling --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | White House walks back promise about Trump donating his personal money to |
| FrisbeeDude 09/01/17 9:42:00 PM #1 | Harvey victims https://thinkprogress.org/white-house-walks-back-trumps-promise-to-give-1-million-of-his-personal-money-to-harvey-victims-4691cf5e6dd6/amp/ --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | Marvel have a character named "U.S. Agent". |
| FrisbeeDude 09/01/17 4:33:42 PM #9 | He gets busy though --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
| Topic | Cop during traffic stop: Don't worry, "we only shoot black people." |
| FrisbeeDude 09/01/17 2:59:38 PM #134 | _Goggalor_ posted... FrisbeeDude posted...hockeybub89 posted...Just a prank, bro Nope. Taking 'em down while at the same time, enjoying all the white people get triggered enough to out themselves as racists public. Plus I just invested in a tiki torch business ayyyeeee --- No one gets in the way of my frisbee games! NO ONE! |
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