Graduated from the law school of the trvmp university. Not implying stanfoord etc are any better, though. American universities are geared to produce people, in their law schools, not about ethics and justice, but in finding loopholes in the laws for their co alumni from the mba branches to run businesses with as less as possible considerations for health and well being of their customers and employees.
Which Black man will be inspected and then selected to break bones for the rich white man? (That sounds like a Zack de la Rocha lyric.) It's all the rage now on ABC, ESPN and NFL Network. It'd probably be better without the NFL Draft, but the developmental system ship sailed decades ago. Those players don't *have* to sign up, but the parallels between slave auctions and American sports drafts are definitely present.
Some who watch Bugs Bunny Are the same who hoard money Zack could have said a lot these past few months, but he burned it all up not taking clear sides when he had the chance to support a Dem platform.
I haven't been watching, but there's a lot on BlueSky that shows up in my feed. I guess Deion Sanders' kid didn't shuck and jive with the appropriate amount of deference, so he got passed over in the first three rounds?
A mediocre white man finally feels seen and important pic.twitter.com/AeO53YBZb9— scha·den·freu·de (@BlisterPearl) April 25, 2025
SD summarized it pretty well in the Sports thread. Sanders was trying to game where he would go, and apparently he played the clown in a couple of interviews for teams he didn't want to play for. He also didn't attend the NFL combine, hosting his own event which was reportedly pretty lackluster. He tried to out-glitz the NFL with his own draft party. If a GM didn't think Sanders was going to actually have a chance of winning the starting spot, Sanders didn't give the impression of a guy who was going to do the hard work.
https://www.newsweek.com/woman-who-called-kid-n-word-raises-over-300000-relocate-2067470 I hate everyone.
Depending on where she lived, $300K won't do her a lot of good. Besides, this could be a few major donors. Think of the number of Christian organizations waiting to help out Becky With The Courage Of Her Convictions. They'll waive the tuition so her spawn can soil the air at some private school, but her a new Tesler, that sort of thing. Should have remembered she had a family before she displayed her mainstream conservatiam, tho. They ain't off limits, despite what soccertrout probably thinks.
Hey, if I lived in Rochester, MN, I’d give her $100 to GTFO of town The name “Shiloh” is too good for this.
You might have made a good point, but since you insist on doing this ********ery, your point(s) get lost. Too bad, because when you don't do this ********ery, you actually have interesting and thoughtful things to say about race.
"Civil rights leaders and lawmakers are condemning the incident, but Hendrix's fundraiser on GiveSendGo has collected over $300,000 in donations since its launch on Thursday." Is that like the Gab/Parler version of GoFundMe?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GiveSendGo Perhaps. GiveSendGo self identifies as a Christian crowdfunding website.[5]GiveSendGo has attracted controversy for allowing far-rightextremists to fundraise, including neo-Nazis, white supremacists, murderers and hate groups.[15] GiveSendGo first rose to prominence after it allowed several campaigns to fundraise that GoFundMe had previously removed,[8] in particular for Kyle Rittenhouse,[8] rioters who attacked the U.S. Capitol on January 6,[8][19][20]and the Canada convoy protest.[5][6][21][4] GiveSendGo's founders have described it as a fundraising platform that values freedom and rejects censorship, stating that platforms should not restrict legal activities.[2][22] The founders have stated "that the danger of the suppression of speech is much more dangerous than the speech itself"[9] and emphasized the importance of the presumption of innocence for those accused of crimes and the ability to fundraise for a legal defense.[5] GiveSendGo does not permit fundraising for abortions or gender transitions by minors.[4][5] Advocates of conversion therapy have fundraised on the site.[7]
Over here in the EU banks would throw out these people/organisations in fear of being fined for not preventing support of terrorism etc. These fines are huges. Without a bank account living becomes a struggle.
Gee, it would be such a shame if the folks wherever she moves to drive her out of there too. Make her live in Couer d’Alene.
My only point in saying this ********ery is that y'all reached out and got played. And it'll happen again. Nothing to do with race.
Speaking of Kyle Rittenhouse... I know nothing about the Karmelo Anthony case except the bare minimum. I get in enough shouting matches on the internet as it is. But when I do decide to learn something about it, I won't be using Kyle Rittenhouse's opinion on a self-defense case as source material.
Here is one from Argentina. Reprehensible racism and soccer related. A well known sports radio journalist at a leading radio station from Buenos Aires used strong racist terms to criticize Boca Juniors' president Juan Roman Riquelme. It's all over the news. https://noticiasargentinas.com/rede...criticar-a-riquelme_a681b9ce87b960839f59e3e2f Among other things, Anello called Riquelme "un negro ignorante" (an ignorant black), and other derogatory terms, like burro (donkey) and "verdulero" which literally means "vegetable salesman" but is used in Argentina as a classist insult to refer to so called "lower class" people. Later he added, "I call things as they are, the black I call black, the brown I call brown, and the ignorant I call ignorant". Actually the fact that there is such a strong response in the media and loud demands for sanctions for those responsible for these actions shows that at least we are making a bit of progress as a society. But there is a long way to go. This being Argentina, I want to see what they do, if anything, to the man who threw these reprehensible insults, and to the other people who were with him at the radio station and allowed him to continue with his diatribe.