Anyone want to shop at Target in Minneapolis today? (George Floyd police brutality death)

[mulva]

i disagree...calling somebody a faggot here in not nearly as bad or mean as calling them a douche.....being a douche seems much more of a personal attack.

so douche has always been #1? what about in 70's when ppl used nerd?

i don't think the term nerd was around then. in fact throughout the 70's peeps still wanted to be called dick instead of richard.

[tgull]

Not sure if you're talking about the mayor or the twitter poster? But both are IMO, who the fuck wears a cowboy hat in 2020?

The Compton Cowboys wear them.

Compton Cowboys is actually a cool title. It has some legit heat to it. Kind of like when Dre started Death Row records. It always had a better feel than EZ's Ruthless label.

[tgull]

Hey Drudge has a startling headline, neither Romney or Bush support Donald Trump! Exhilarating headline, especially since neither supported Trump in 2016. Drudge hates Trump now (if he still owns the site). But his content has been awful lately. I get he is pandering to get clicks, and is making tens of millions a year. But fuck, he is really just going after clicks rather than cutting edge content. I can't tell you how many times recently I have sent him links and he published them on his site, he has gotten lazy. He used to get information, now he is just an aggregator.

[GambleBotsChafedPenis]

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this should be interesting to watch...

[BCR]

so douche has always been #1? what about in 70's when ppl used nerd?

i don't think the term nerd was around then. in fact throughout the 70's peeps still wanted to be called dick instead of richard.

Potsie got called a nerd basically every week on the top show of the 70s. I would credit Arthur Fonzarelli as The Godfather of the word.

[big dick]

BLM

[big dick]

Romney marches in Floyd protest 'to make sure people understand that black lives matter'


https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/07/polit...est/index.html

[dwai]

Romney marches in Floyd protest 'to make sure people understand that black lives matter'


https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/07/polit...est/index.html

ROFL ROMNEY

[Dan Druff]

Romney marches in Floyd protest 'to make sure people understand that black lives matter'


https://www.cnn.com/2020/06/07/polit...est/index.html

Romney kinda lost his way after 2012 when he screwed up a potential winning challenge to Obama and got beaten in a not-so-close election.

Since then he's been having a hard time defining himself. Part of him wants to be conservative, but part of him wants to be the sensitive guy who opposes Trump.

Whole thing is weird.

It's too bad because I liked him and agreed with his politics more than I have any candidate since Reagan.

[Krypt]

The Compton Cowboys wear them.

Compton Cowboys is actually a cool title. It has some legit heat to it. Kind of like when Dre started Death Row records. It always had a better feel than EZ's Ruthless label.

Death Row Records is actually a GOD name for a label

[Dan Druff]

In general, whenever a politician tries to reinvent himself into something he's not, it ends in disaster. You should just be yourself and sink or swim with it. Very few end up succeeding by transforming themselves into a different person or character.

Trump was the exception. He went from his longtime "arrogant, ruthless-but-successful businessman" character to hero of the working class. But that's because Trump is incredibly talented at reading the people as a whole and saying what they want to hear. Most politicians can't do that and come off sincere like he can.

Romney should have just stuck to the "solid but practical conservative" routine he had going during the 2012 election, and hoped that eventually the party would move past Trump once he was out of office. The marching for black lives is so disingenuous.

[nightmarefish]

Trump was the exception. He went from his longtime "arrogant, ruthless-but-successful businessman" character to hero of the working class. But that's because Trump is incredibly talented at reading the people as a whole and saying what they want to hear.

Yes, much like a con man.

[shortbuspoker]

not getting beaten, pepper sprayed, or shot there is a true example of white privilege

[Dan Druff]

Trump was the exception. He went from his longtime "arrogant, ruthless-but-successful businessman" character to hero of the working class. But that's because Trump is incredibly talented at reading the people as a whole and saying what they want to hear.

Yes, much like a con man.

Oh, for sure Trump is a big time liar and bullshit artist. I don't think he's a good guy, and I wouldn't want him for a friend.

He's the opposite of someone like George W. Bush, who wasn't nearly as good at saying the right things to convert people into supporting him, but was almost always honest and forthright with his thoughts and beliefs. (At the time, the left relentlessly bashed him, though, despite the fact that he was far more genuine and honest than the President who preceded him.)

Trump was the President the GOP needed in 2016, though, because the Democrats had become increasingly extreme, vicious, and manipulative, and weren't going to cooperate with a centrist or a nice guy anyway. So Trump has basically taken a "fuck you" attitude with the Democrats and the biased media, which in some ways is refreshing. The GOP nominating Trump was basically telling Democrats and the media, "You've all been huge assholes to us in recent years, so here's our own asshole to deal with. Enjoy!"

I would love to return to a time when both parties cooperated, and when the political parties were less cult-like, but that doesn't seem like it's happening any time soon.

[Sanlmar]

In general, whenever a politician tries to reinvent himself into something he's not, it ends in disaster. You should just be yourself and sink or swim with it. Very few end up succeeding by transforming themselves into a different person or character.

Trump was the exception. He went from his longtime "arrogant, ruthless-but-successful businessman" character to hero of the working class. But that's because Trump is incredibly talented at reading the people as a whole and saying what they want to hear. Most politicians can't do that and come off sincere like he can.

Romney should have just stuck to the "solid but practical conservative" routine he had going during the 2012 election, and hoped that eventually the party would move past Trump once he was out of office. The marching for black lives is so disingenuous.

Trump’s a political savant. Bannon rode his coat tails to fame. Obvious

History so slippery

[Dan Druff]

not getting beaten, pepper sprayed, or shot there is a true example of white privilege

Kind of funny actually, but I'm sure the people doing this are insufferable SJWs who actually cried when Trump was elected.

[mulva]

not getting beaten, pepper sprayed, or shot there is a true example of white privilege

Kind of funny actually, but I'm sure the people doing this are insufferable SJWs who actually cried when Trump was elected.

awful image. why provoke anybody that hasn't done anything to you. especially the police.

the right equivalent would be dangling watermelons and purp drink to the protesters.....but, hey.....it's all in good fun, right.

[nightmarefish]

not getting beaten, pepper sprayed, or shot there is a true example of white privilege

Kind of funny actually, but I'm sure the people doing this are insufferable SJWs who actually cried when Trump was elected.

I don’t think it’s funny at all. I can’t imagine disrespecting and taunting the people that I will eventually need help from. In what other situations is it acceptable to treat anyone like this? That picture is actually tame compared to the videos of people yelling and screaming directly in their face. These emotional idiots think things will end well acting like this?

[big dick]

not getting beaten, pepper sprayed, or shot there is a true example of white privilege

Annoying for sure

[MumblesBadly]