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FromTheShadows 1 point ago +1 / -0

"We need California," the idiots tell me. "They're our biggest breadbasket," they say.

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FromTheShadows 2 points ago +3 / -1

Angela Tucker's definitely not white, whatever she is.

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FromTheShadows 6 points ago +6 / -0

The mere threat of retaliation from BLM will also be enough to scare the cowardly jury into acquitting him. Expect their faces to be oh-so-conveniently exposed to the cameras and their names leaked.

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FromTheShadows 17 points ago +17 / -0

If this fuckstain actually gets off (unlikely, but possible)...I don't even know.

Wish I had your optimism.

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FromTheShadows 21 points ago +21 / -0

You know what? He fucking deserves this and every drop of saliva spat upon him. A piece of shit murdered his son, and all he could say "pwease don't make it wacial!" and "I fowgive him!" If this doesn't wake him up, nothing will.

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FromTheShadows 19 points ago +19 / -0

I deeply regret that bye-cept guy wasn't killed

On the plus side, he got run over by a black guy over a year ago. He may have survived Rittenhouse, but karma wasn't (and hopefully still isn't) done with him yet.

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FromTheShadows 16 points ago +16 / -0

Rittenhouse didn't even kill one of your fellow black assholes!

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FromTheShadows 2 points ago +2 / -0

Panicking? This is a fucking flex. Blacks as a whole have just been given a Letter of Marque to do whatever the fuck they want now to the white race. They can now outright murder you, and get paid and hailed as heroes for it.

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FromTheShadows 10 points ago +10 / -0

At least this one was smart enough to cooperate with the police, rather than fight back, run, scream, or resist in any way, which would have likely gotten him killed. He even tried to feed them what sounded like a well-prepared lie about how he committed no wrongdoing. So he's sharper than the typical ghetto trash.

Then again, the fact he didn't try to spin it like they were arresting him, a poor innocent black angel, first thing for no reason when he needed help with his burning house and saving his dying (not) mother-in-law shows he's just as dumb but in a different way. That's a fail-safe way for any black to get off Scott free.

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FromTheShadows 3 points ago +3 / -0

That was more due to Ocelot's big convoluted scheme (with the bullshit "hE wUz A gUd GuY aLl AlOnG!" twist) and the FoxAlive virus that Sunny made without anyone knowing. Snake was dumb muscle at best.

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FromTheShadows 4 points ago +4 / -0

No. Solid Snake falls for every scheme and plan that his antagonists set up. In every game, he only ever serves as a pawn. It's so bad that by the fourth game, it's questionable if he even really accomplished anything. Which makes Batman, who IS a master planner, a really bad setup for Snake. By the time they fight, Batman will have so many contingency plans in place, alongside his already formidable combat skills, that Snake be able to keep up.

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FromTheShadows 10 points ago +10 / -0

Adam Sanchez remembers tears streaming down a student's face as his high school class left the lower level of the National African American Museum of History and Culture a few years ago.

That never happened. High school students don't get emotional over shit they see in a museum. Most of them are going to be bored out of their minds and barely paying attention to what they're seeing and are only attending because their school is forcing them to. You could stick a whole bunch of blacks in a museum devoted entirely to basketball and gangsta rap, and even most of them wouldn't care about it.

The museum, which hosted 1.6 million visitors in 2024, serves as a cornerstone in the preservation of African American history, a number of community leaders and organizations said in its defense.

Now, I'm not gonna pretend to know what the average yearly traffic in a museum is, especially a Smithsonian one, but I can't help but think that's an awfully small number for something under a prestigious name.

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FromTheShadows 2 points ago +2 / -0

Too many. Our tax dollars will be paying for their medication.

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FromTheShadows 13 points ago +14 / -1

He's right, I don't like the way Arab (and Islamic) culture is portrayed and represented in pop culture either. We think they're just these charming people who have neat architecture, wear colorful clothes that are fancy, funny, and/or exotic, and get into all sorts of wacky adventures with wish-granting genies.

Where's the savagery, where they will stone, murder, torture, or rape people in the streets? Where they'll sell their barely pubescent children into prostitution or send them into a meat-grinder war where they are guaranteed to die horribly, but promised that they'll be gifted 72 virgin slaves to rape to their heart's content? Where they have laws forbidding touching anyone with their left hand, because that's the one they use to wipe their ass? Where anyone who does not worship Allah their way is an infidel to be conquered, raped, enslaved, and/or killed? Where it is outright written in their dogma to outright lie about their beliefs and intentions to infidels in order to make them put their guard down? Or...all sorts of other horrible stuff? Why doesn't this ever get represented or talked about in our stories about them?

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FromTheShadows 10 points ago +10 / -0

If only we celebrated his bravery even more than we already did, maybe then he'd still be with us!

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FromTheShadows 4 points ago +4 / -0

Fans, namely straight while male fans, liking anything is problematic and needs to be stopped.

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FromTheShadows 14 points ago +14 / -0

It WAS a problematic decade. Fucking hippies were running around everywhere, getting high on pot and other drugs, having public orgies, preaching how we should all love one another, man, and not kill without having a clue how human nature works. All of which has led to the shitty situation we're in now, with a society that's more obsessed with having sex than in actually having relationships, and is full of incompatible races, all but one of which are given free reign to be as violent, savage, and hateful as they want to be...

Oh, wait, those aren't the problems she's talking about. Never mind!

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FromTheShadows 9 points ago +9 / -0

Few Shitflix shows last more than two seasons. Their model isn't about airing shows that draw large audiences, but about constantly pumping out new content. That way, subscribers will stay hooked just so they won't miss all the new shows, any of which could be the televised event of the century, and they wouldn't wanna be behind all their friends if they didn't catch it when it premiered, now would they?

So here's hoping.

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FromTheShadows 12 points ago +12 / -0

You forgot The Philosopher's Stone, The Chamber of Secrets, The Prisoner of Azkaban, and I think there were three or four others...all of which were written by [REDACTED]. They read those, like, 6 times a year.

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FromTheShadows 9 points ago +9 / -0

"Lunchtime rowdies." "High school students." "High school delinquents." Great, more euphemisms to remember.

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FromTheShadows 10 points ago +11 / -1

I can hazard a few guesses.

One, they're losers whose high point in life was their time as an athlete in high school or college, and they learned too late that only a very, very, very select few will ever make the cut to make sports their career. So they're trying to live their dream job vicariously through their kids by pushing them into making the same mistakes they did at their age.

Two, similar to the above, except they never even made the cut into their high school team (or even the Little Leagues) and have been regretting it ever since.

Three, they think sports are the only worthy pastime that any boy or man can pursue, and since they can't play them anymore or have any kind of fun (that they don't feel ashamed of personally), they put their kids through it. But it's all ultimately a mask for how insecure and weak they really are.

Four, talented school athletes gain a lot of acclaim in their local communities, and that ends up going to the sport dads' heads, which turns them into status seekers themselves.

Five, the ultra-competitiveness of sports gets the dads into too competitive a mindset as well, to the point where they prioritize their kids' performance in a bunch of ultimately pointless games over their actual wellness.

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