American Patriot Herman Cain is DEAD

[Jayjami]

Can we get/order a Queen Elizabeth II is DEAD thread

Here you go. From their last tour. I saw them in Berkeley that summer.

[big dick]

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https://twitter.com/Cernovich/status/1288914260337205249

If he had taken it seriously he'd still be alive.

If Trump and other retards had taken it seriously, many thousands would still be alive.

It's not us. It's you.

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[Walter Sobchak]

u know its true, who makes he dumbest sex jokes on the site and who is the biggest hater? walter fagchak

Coming from an imbecile like you I'll take that as a compliment.

[big dick]

copy n paste for 2p2

It's fistpumping for the rare occasion that someone powerful faces appropriate consequences for their actions. Herman Cain participated in the system to convince people the virus was a hoax, that masks were unnecessary, and that people should get back to making rich people richer rather than worrying about their own health. Most of the consequence of this system has been borne by poor POC who work on the front lines, who don't have access to adequate testing or health care, who are too poor to afford the luxury of choosing not to work, and who aren't lucky enough to be able to work from home. Herman Cain can work remotely as he will, or not work at all, has excellent health care, and has excellent access to testing, all while he's undermining all of those things for people most vulnerable to the disease. Dying in a car wreck might be a balanced end for the needless deaths he's helped increase, but it's not a fitting one the way that dying to the disease he publicly denied and encouraged other people to deny is. Consequences like that are usually the realm of fairy tales, that tell us that evil people get their due, and we can all live happily ever after. Real life is not a fairy tale. Villains are more likely to face a windfall of wealth than an actual comeuppance. Trump and his administration can exacerbate the pandemic for their own self-interest from their fortress safely and with only minimal risk to them and theirs but at great cost to the rest of society.

Censoring people who find a little katharsis that the hubris of a powerful villain has led to his own katastrophe only serves to whitewash his villainy. Should not his role in denying the virus and the irony in dying to it serve as a warning to all who would do likewise? What is in bad taste is leading naive and/or desperate people to unnecessary deaths, not talking bad about someone who both did so and met a fitting end.

[tgull]

copy n paste for 2p2

It's fistpumping for the rare occasion that someone powerful faces appropriate consequences for their actions. Herman Cain participated in the system to convince people the virus was a hoax, that masks were unnecessary, and that people should get back to making rich people richer rather than worrying about their own health. Most of the consequence of this system has been borne by poor POC who work on the front lines, who don't have access to adequate testing or health care, who are too poor to afford the luxury of choosing not to work, and who aren't lucky enough to be able to work from home. Herman Cain can work remotely as he will, or not work at all, has excellent health care, and has excellent access to testing, all while he's undermining all of those things for people most vulnerable to the disease. Dying in a car wreck might be a balanced end for the needless deaths he's helped increase, but it's not a fitting one the way that dying to the disease he publicly denied and encouraged other people to deny is. Consequences like that are usually the realm of fairy tales, that tell us that evil people get their due, and we can all live happily ever after. Real life is not a fairy tale. Villains are more likely to face a windfall of wealth than an actual comeuppance. Trump and his administration can exacerbate the pandemic for their own self-interest from their fortress safely and with only minimal risk to them and theirs but at great cost to the rest of society.

Censoring people who find a little katharsis that the hubris of a powerful villain has led to his own katastrophe only serves to whitewash his villainy. Should not his role in denying the virus and the irony in dying to it serve as a warning to all who would do likewise? What is in bad taste is leading naive and/or desperate people to unnecessary deaths, not talking bad about someone who both did so and met a fitting end.

Did not read any of that other than the first sentence. You didn't have to announce you cut and pasted it. The post was over two sentences so we all figured it out in advance.

[big dick]

You didn't read it but you took the time to post that you didn't read it?


Fucking idiot....

[SrslySirius]

[big dick]

give them a break man they are "fed up " with this virus and these masks


cut these undisciplined simpletons some slack

[Texter]

I think they opened a godfathers around here...may have to go get a humble pie....but I will only pay $9.99 in his honor