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lgorTudor

Senior Member
Jan 15, 2015
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Don't you agree with that though? :shifty:
No, I'm not racist in the way that I'd ban somebody from something based on their race . That's the corporate world now except the other way around.

I'm 'racist' in the way that I don't mind pointing out that blacks are the most criminal race in America

Conclusively there is a higher percentage of garbage people among the blacks but the good ones are just as good as the whites/olives. (after the filtering of shit is done)
 
Jun 6, 2015
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No, I'm not racist in the way that I'd ban somebody from something based on their race . That's the corporate world now except the other way around.

I'm 'racist' in the way that I don't mind pointing out that blacks are the most criminal race in America

Conclusively there is a higher percentage of garbage people among the blacks but the good ones are just as good as the whites/olives. (after the filtering of shit is done)
Politically correct racism good term for that?
 

campionesidd

Senior Member
Mar 16, 2013
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We don't, but let's not act like the democrats are always the good guys and
criticise them just as the republicans and Trump when they deserve it.

This is something I'm missing from the media. Their bias couldn't be more obvious, whilst at the same time they are proclaiming to be objective.

Did Trump cause that bias? Most definitely to some extent. But to me that's not an excuse for big news outlets to be as one sided as they are, It's just not a good look.
Is the media biased against Trump? It definitely is. Are the Democrats corrupt? They definitely are.
That’s no reason to support Cheetolini. The guy lies at a record breaking pace. You cannot trust anything that comes out of this administration. Besides, he is clearly not mentally stable to be a finger away from the nuclear launch codes.
 

swag

L'autista
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Sep 23, 2003
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I mean, that makes her the poster child of the current DNC. Pretend to be the party of minorities but make a career locking up your voters for non-violent drug shit then joke about doing it in an interview.

No offense, but that's what the party is now. Nancy, who made her fortune as a politician, ran a small business woman out of business because she got caught being an idiot in her salon. Same shit, same party.

Then you have the former First Lady coming out and calling the right "racists" for calling attention to the rioting while calling the protests overwhelmingly civil. When their pants are caught down around their ankles the party's response via their playbook is to throw out the race (i.e. Michelle to riots) card or gender (i.e. Pence "man-splainng" to Harris) card.
That's a fair criticism in general, but that's not the same thing.

The same people lamenting that she's a radical leftist are also pointing out that she's a hawkish prosecutor for people of color. That to me suggests just desperation. A starving kid sitting in a sandbox in a soiled diaper who is grabbing anything it can and throwing it, hoping something sticks. It reflects a complete lack of thinking.

Or a party of single 36 year-old women, as eloquently stated above.

Stating facts doesn't make one "triggered" and neither is it "whining", seems to me not accepting those facts would check both boxes on the other hand.
I wish we had a resource for facts and objectivity, but unless we're going to collect taxes to run it like the BBC that clearly isn't happening.

Because as you know, that's not what the role of the media is today. Most people are delusional or completely ignorant of the media as a business.

Long gone are the days in the 1960s where the FCC granted licenses to broadcast only if they provided a minimum level of public service. Media is a business, and it must live or die on profit and loss. The media is not in the business of objectivity. Nobody gets financial rewards for being objective.

The media makes money to grab attention and sell that to advertisers. Period. This is America. This is what every God given right people have to do to make money. That's what "freedom" really means in America anyway ... the freedom to make money any way you want, as long as it is quasi-legal. So by that definition, the media is one of the most American industries there is.

Thus we can't hold it to some fact and objectivity standards. There ain't no money in that. That's the fast lane to going broke and failing as a business.

My mom was always pissed at Münte because he married a woman 40 years younger than him 1 year after his OG wife died from cancer
Good on her for stepping up to get hers for her eventual nursing home care there.

Everyone is cool with the media and social media as long as the propaganda fits their agenda.
Absolutely true. What's really hypocritical is all these media sites that have sprung up hating on the media, because they disagree with some outlet's point and then dismiss the whole media business as a result ... even if by their very existence they too are the media they supposedly detest. :lol2: This is the business equivalent of the bathroom stall toe-tapping congressman who is always pushing anti-gay bills.

It would be 10 times easier to hold people accountable if all media would actually do their jobs.
But their job is to help their media companies make money. As is the job really of most anybody employed for a for-profit business in happy capitalist America.

You got something against capitalism?

Or are you proposing tax hikes to support a media business with a bureaucratic regulatory agency to measure objectivity and fact-checking? If not, just how do you propose this facts-only entity somehow gets funded and operates?

We just want our sugar daddies to decide for us, they know what’s best for everyone
Well put. Congress is like Sugar Daddy nation.

Shut up and dribble.
:lol:

Dude, these stimulus bills are signed off by both parties. Just look at all the spending proposed by the Democrats; it's not all them giving you free money. It's special interest across the board. That's all that it ever is... on both sides.
Yup. Every time there's a government handout, it is mostly not going to you but to some profiteering capitalist looking for leverage a la Russian oligarchs.

I hope Donald has a strong arm, he'll be throwing a lot of Hail Mary's in the coming three weeks.
:D I guess dwarf tossing is out of the question though.

Are you referring to this?

And before it gets misinterpreted, I'm against the US meddling in the middle east, therefore its not a dig. People get defensive in here.

All credit to Trump for staying out of unnecessary wars. That said, let's also be realistic and remember that Bin Laden's 9/11 aim was pretty much to achieve what Trump has been trying to do too.

Speaking of which, since 2016 was the "Flight 93 Election", can we officially conclude that the plane has indeed crashed already in a Pennsylvania field yet?
 
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Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
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We don't, but let's not act like the democrats are always the good guys and
criticise them just as the republicans and Trump when they deserve it.

This is something I'm missing from the media. Their bias couldn't be more obvious, whilst at the same time they are proclaiming to be objective.

Did Trump cause that bias? Most definitely to some extent. But to me that's not an excuse for big news outlets to be as one sided as they are, It's just not a good look.
I disagree with the bias thing on Trump. As soon as it was clear Trump was going to get the nomination, they began slandering him as a racist and then shortly after started with the Russia hoax nonsense. That laid the framework for the narrative that was repeated by MSM. Then Trump went pretty hard back at them.

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Yup. Every time there's a government handout, it is mostly not going to you but to some profiteering capitalist looking for leverage a la Russian oligarchs.
It could be literally anyone receiving the handout, not just business. You also have government contractors everywhere. There's no way to defend against rent-seeking other than to keep government out of the marketplace period.



All credit to Trump for staying out of unnecessary wars. That said, let's also be realistic and remember that Bin Laden's 9/11 aim was pretty much to achieve what Trump has been trying to do too.

Speaking of which, since 2016 was the "Flight 93 Election", can we officially conclude that the plane has indeed crashed already in a Pennsylvania field yet?
So you're saying Bin Laden wanted to Make America Great Again, too?
 
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