What did he do that he's unpopular now?
I fail to understand why some white people cheer their own replacement. No other ethnic group does this, and they only apply this logic to themselves.
You'll never catch them cheering on a demographic shift in Asia or Africa resulting in the displacement of the native culture, but when is the US or Europe they clap like trained seals at the prospect of eradicating the cultures that gave us philosophy, science, democracy, and spurred basically every innovation that makes modern life so comfortable.
About every 4-5 years we have winter weather where I live that leaves hundreds of people stranded on the highway overnight. A number of them run out of gas because they keep their car running so they have heat.
Right now, a truck can distribute gas cans and get everyone moving the next morning pretty quickly, but I'm waiting for there to be a bunch of electric cars stuck with no way to get them moving. As a bonus, they'll be blocking the gas powered cars, preventing them from leaving too.
I've got a solution: stop enlisting. You're only fighting for Haliburton and globohomo anyway. Let these assholes fight their own wars.
It's a picture of the Las Vegas bomber's military ID. Supposedly the body was severely burned, so it's unlikely that a plastic ID card would survive with only some minor scorch marks in the corner.
He was also in the Army Special Forces, and part of their job is to teach illiterate foreign peasants how to make improvised explosive devices. I think it's unlikely he would have chosen fireworks and propane canisters if he was making a bomb.
I just find it weird that a Army Special Forces E-8 would construct a bomb out of fireworks and propane canisters.
Part of the job of Special Forces is to instruct indigenous troops on constructing improvised explosive devices. Even if he wasn't an explosive expert, he should have known that these are poor materials if you're intending to make a bomb that does real damage.
Plus he had 19 years of active duty. I just had to keep his head down in his mouth shut for one more year to get a pension for life. No matter how pissed off you are at the current state of things, I assume any rational person would do just that.
H1B visas are a scam. Maybe the intent was originally to fill hard to recruit positions, but it's clear that the just like everything else, corporations have perverted the rules to their own benefit. The entire visa program should be terminated.
That's true, McDonalds the corporation gets their money selling everything to the franchisees.
If I'm not mistaken, the franchisees have to buy all the food and support equipment from corporate though, so the shitty quality of the food is all on them.
One thing I've always noticed is that the lettuce at the US McDonalds has a funny taste. It's been the same taste for at least 20 years and is the same at every one I've ever eaten at.
I've been to McDonalds in several Asian countries and Australia. Every one was better and included pretty much the complete US menu plus local additions. I think the most underwhelming were the Philippines, but even there they added fried chicken and rice to the US menu. Hell, even Hawaii has a teriyaki burger and taro pie.
They also have cooler toys overseas. Japan had an exclusive Gundam vinyl figure painted black and gold and Australia had a knockoff Lego set a few years ago for example. This year they had some commemorative glasses with artwork featuring Happy Meal toys from the 1970s-1990s for sale. Some countries got real glass, others got plastic- the US got plastic.
It's weird that the US version of a restaurant that is often seen as a symbol of the country itself is easily the worst.
Out of curiosity, what does "pre-sorted" mean? Does the originator deliver it to the postal service already divided up for the different carrier routes?
Eh, the setting often has little to do with the quality of the movie. If they tell a good story, I would watch a movie about a mailman or garbage man, or whatever.
For example, The Best Years of Our Lives is one of the best films about World War II, and it doesn't have any combat at all. It's about three servicemen returning home and each of their different difficulties with reintegrating into civilian life. It was an academy award winner and was ahead of its time back when men just didn't talk about the baggage they brought home from war.
In contrast, the previews for this had snippets like "these uniforms aren't made for our curvy negro bodies" and "the white man doesn't think we can do this and wants us to fail". It sounds like 100% modern-day dreck.
And that’s different from you and I, how?
I'm not self-important enough to think that I'm improving the news by inserting my running commentary on top of it.
But hey, you apparently see his value because you posted this video and you're vigorously defending him. I guess I found the answer to "who" this guy's audience is, but I'm still failing to see the "why".
The post popped up and I was curious what the "Chipotle Incident" was. His face blocked enough of the text that I closed the video and just googled it after 5 seconds.
It was a sheboon hopping the counter, with the twist that in addition to fighting the employees she tried to prepare her own meal. In DC- the location was part of the text he was blocking that I wanted to see.
I stand by my assessment that it would have been better to just post the actual news, and remain perplexed why people would choose to view this guy commenting on a story rather than just read or watch the story themselves.
There is a place for these sorts of videos, providing the commenter has some sort of relevant knowledge, like when a legal expert does a play-by-play of people's videotaped encounters with police. But this guy is just some basement dwelling rando, so I'm not sure how people perceive that he enhances rather than detracts from the story he's commenting on.
The story is interesting, the dork in the left corner commenting on it (whose picture is covering up text from the actual story) is not.
Why do people watch these "fake YouTube celebrity comments on latest news story" videos?
I'm a casual student of WWII history, and knew of this unit from long before the movie was made in a gee-whiz trivia sense; i.e.: "did you know there was a black female unit that handled the mail in the ETO?"
So, I think people are right that there might have been enough there to make a movie about and oddball WWII topic al la Monuments Men, it's just that being made by Tyler Perry and being made current day means it's got to be hammering The Message and I'm just not willing to waste my time watching that nonsense.
Isn't the blue check something people pay for, and it means your identity has been verified? How does belonging to unpopular groups or saying unpopular things effect who you are?
I honestly wish they would. Something is fundamentally broken in this country, an existing processes are going to be able to fix it.
The meme that once an Indian has hiring power they hire all Indians is true.
I had a friend that worked at Microsoft 20+ years ago. He was one of the Volt contractors that they had to hire because a court ruled they met the definition of employees, not contractors.
He was complaining about this back then. Once the cheapo H1B pajeets got into management, they only hired more pajeets.
I had occasion to visit the mall in Bellevue, near MS HQ, a year or two ago and it was all pajeets and Chinamen (where are they working?). It was maybe 1/10 whites walking around that place.
What's really disturbing is the number of Chinese in the last few years of the video. Odds are they are either wealthy ones looking to export their wealth before their communist masters seize it or they are 5th columnists here to destabilize us. Neither benefits this country.
Merry Christmas, frens.
When he whistled, I was like "what the fuck is that about? Tell 2me they're not doing Krypto the dog". They're doing Krypto the dog.
My prediction? It will do terrible, but I won't be paying to see this either way.
I wish we could marginalize them to the point where I didn't have to hear them constantly complaining anymore. You're not really on the margins if all your complaints are front and center in the news.
That was my thought. They fly a bunch of drones around making it look sinister and mysterious and then the public begs them to regulate drones more because they are scared.
Don't they have immunity for elected officials in Canada? In the US, unless they commit a criminal act, any penalties based on the government official's official acts will be levied on the government itself.
Ah, thanks.
It's funny that these deep blue cities are also the ones that get the most "enrichment" from our darker pigmented countrymen, yet they don't seem to see any problems