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It's wings look really smooth.

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Whoa... that bat is HUGE... That would terrify me if it fly near me at night. Kinda cool looking, though

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The news video posted ITT saying that the police are investigating. I wonder what their conclusions will be (if any) or how deep of an investigation they're doing (fingerprints, etc).

I wonder how hard it would be to determine who made that letter.

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Lorenzo_2003 posted...

I dont know who defaced this memorial for black soldiers, but its upsetting because the regiment risked their lives to fight for their freedom. Maybe some people just dont like monuments.

https://disrn.com/news/monument-honoring-all-black-regiment-of-civil-war-soldiers-defaced-by-black-lives-matter-rioters

The people destroying the statues/vandalizing things don't know up from down. They see something old and want to destroy it.

They destroy buildings and businesses when they can, too (and of course take over entire streets in cities that have spineless leadership). They're anti-capitalist, anarchists who want to completely transform America.

The fact that we're more or less putting up with this behavior without immediately stopping it is beyond me.

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KINDERFELD posted...

Who is doing the actual controversial act??

I mean when a race claims superiority, you expect a certain iq level but hey, that's why we're getting rid of the bogus nonsense.

The woman in this case, but it might as well could have been either one. The guy seemed pretty involved and was doing most of the talking. He wasn't just standing there.

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KINDERFELD posted...

However, we're seeing cowardly racist men, use their women as their mouthpiece, while standing there is silence.

Not saying that isn't the case in some situations... but judging from the video, this guy seemed to do a whole lot of talking (and yelling)

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DDirtyDastard posted...

This.

These dudes have no idea what they are perpetuating.

What about the men subscribed to other men? It's not just females doing this. What would that perpetuate, if anything?

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Looks like it was a group of people who also didn't have tickets

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They really need to get this under control. That is a ridiculous amount.

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Guide posted...

@Houston
@coh
@Kazi1212

What's your take on this?

Indifferent. Bubba knew the "noose" was actually a pull for a garage door, and didn't come out and say it until the FBI said it was nothing. Then he doubled down and said "it was still technically a noose!". He let all those people rally behind him while he said nothing, all while knowing it was a pull for a garage door... not some noose blatantly hung up in the middle of the garage (like most people probably imagined).


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Sackgurl posted...

yes, the name was provided by CNN. all non-fox networks correctly attribute the original source to both the washington state police and CNN

houston attempted to lie about this earlier in this thread, but the information you are posting is on every story about this incident

https://www.nbc12.com/2020/07/04/police-women-hit-by-car-seattle-highway-amid-protests/

So which information comes from which source? I doubt they both had the exact info, that's why they included them both. Even IF CNN did provide the name... why arent they publishing it themselves? This is the last known article by CNN on the event (unless you know of another). The article is earlier today and they continue to refer to him as "the suspect".

https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/05/us/seattle-protesters-car-death/index.html

This is VERY biased coverage. Why is CNN not reporting his name and picture?

@Sackgurl

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Corrik7 posted...

Since he is black and it is white women hit/killed, they are not reporting races now.

Wow, didnt realize the victim was white. So we definitely wont see a headline of "Black man runs over white protestors" then, huh?

It really makes me angry how one sided headlines are. Why cant people just report things consistently? The news used to be pretty partial. Trump isn't lying when he says things like MSDNC

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Guide posted...

Are there small ones not releasing it? Fox?

Yeah smaller ones are, and it seems a couple of bigger ones too. Doesnt look like CNN though.

Just seems theres usually a lot of focus on the suspect in these cases. Pictures, names, motives etc

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It seems CNN and the other big ones arent releasing the suspects name, even though it's available. Wonder why..

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Have you tried the new Cheese It Snap'd? They're amazing..

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Seem? Have you ever had one? They're good

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justaguy3492 posted...

The first one.

It's absolutely happening. Cancel culture is running rampant right now. It's on the news every day

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justaguy3492 posted...

Presidency - Republican
Senate - Republican
Chance of being impeached, even when clearly in the wrong- 0%

But the far left holds all the cards, and they're taking over America as we speak. Insane that people can seriously think that.

So what he's describing isn't actually happening? Or are you saying because it isn't sanctioned by law that it doesnt matter?

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Cops Lives Matter

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The real question is what constitutes "being racist" and if that behavior is exhibited in the work place.

I think the cancel culture of trying to get people fired for something that happened outside of work that went viral, but actually really wasn't racist at all, is pretty fucked up. For example, the more recent case of the people in San Francisco inquiring about the guy spray painting BLM. Yes, it ended up being his property, but he was being antagonistic to begin with and I wholeheartedly believe he filmed it with the intention of it becoming "viral".

The lady filmed said nothing racist and even said she supported BLM. Those people shouldn't have been fired

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I'm genuinely curious to know why American celebrations, Mt Rushmore and fireworks suddenly "offends" people. Were you guys always offended by this stuff? Is it pretend outrage?

I'm pretty confused about the hate in this topic

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MFBKBass5 posted...

July 3rd apparently lmao.

check out these 4th of July fireworks on July 3

We have the day off today because we're observing 4th of July on Friday. But yes, tomorrow is officially the 4th of July and it will be celebrated too.

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Error1355 posted...

"get me the fuck out of here"

That's just a dishonest post. If you've been watching she's been smiling the whole night

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Wooooo!!! Now the fireworks start!

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The23rdMagus posted...

It is absolutely not a legal thing to do. Considering the context, however, it is a morally right thing to do.

Nah. That's why they were removed. Not many people actually condone this behavior, by the way. Just a few fringe radicals.

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Poop2 posted...

they have every right to protest on THEIR land

cry more #bunkerboy

It's not their land. Look it up.

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RadiantAdolin posted...

Yes it is. Their rights are more important than a shitty event.

What about other people's rights to go to events they choose? (It's not their right to block highways, btw)

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The23rdMagus posted...

Easy: you don't.

Thankfully not all cities live with that backwards way of thinking.

Don't block roads and highways, preventing people from freely moving. That's what's called an illegal protest and was dealt with accordingly.

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Error1355 posted...

What the FUCK is this speech.

Good speech. Very true, too.

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Bullet_Wing posted...

They literally ziptied seats together so people couldn't social distance and hurt the fake narrative

Actually, it's a regulation for fire safety reasons. If a fire breaks out, they don't want a bunch of chairs everywhere blocking exit paths

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Now Trump is talking

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Apparently they're going to have fireworks there tonight. The first time in 10 years

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Melania's nail polish looks really nice too.. she always dresses so elegantly

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Melania's dress is gorgeous

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-Kush- posted...

74-75 for me. Anything less and I gotta put a tshirt back on and it starts feeling too cold.

Same, during the warmer months/summer. Always 74 at night though. Sometimes 73.

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Normally slim jims or Lays Sour Cream, Lays Flamin Hot. Sometimes it'll be a trail mix of some sort. If it's during the morning, one of my stops will be for only a 2nd cup of coffee.

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After watching the full video, seems like the only racism is coming from the black lady when she referenced the color of his butt and that she'd beat him

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I haven't had Chef Boyardee in forever... Contemplating picking some up

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"Boirardi emigrated from Italy at age 16, later moving to Cleveland and opening a restaurant, WKYC reports. His sauce was so popular that he began bottling it for sale, which grew to become the Chef Boyardee brand of pasta and sauces today."

Columbus is not someone we should celebrate. He was a racist monster who initiated the genocide against indigenous Americans, it claims. The plea further praises Boiardi and his legacy as an immigrant success story who enriched our community with his food and iconic mustache.

https://www.foxnews.com/food-drink/petition-cleveland-statue-columbus-chef-boyardee

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AFrench2 posted...

This is a hit piece against Democrats

I will say it's good that you admit these lawless, mob mentality zones of violence, chaos and destruction are aligned with Democrats. Because a lot of people apparently don't recognize it. But I think they're starting to figure it out. And the moderates will be the first to figure it out. Trump voters figured it out a long time ago.

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AFrench2 posted...

and this guy is a sellout for going on Fox News...good lord. It's like a sheep

Really? That's pretty insensitive. He probably went to Fox News because no one else wanted to hear his story.

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"When I went to the hospital, there was no media there. There was nothing--he was nobody. We was just there and we just sat there"

Horrible.

Apparently all CHOP deaths were African American. That mayor should have ended this B.S a long time ago. Ridiculous

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NORWxPQz0eI


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Darmik posted...

It's a very, very specific statistic. America is worse in any other metric.

We all know coronavirus is more dangerous to older residents. So countries with an aging population would have higher deaths. Not saying this is the cause because I don't know.

Like I said, life expectancy doesn't necessarily mean an aging population. We'd have to really delve deep into it to figure it out to disprove each other.

If they're unreported they're unreported and won't be measured.

This is what is reported now. Do you have specific data from your website that suggests the U.S. also has a very low reporting rate per capita?

Regardless, I think I've made my point. Continuing to assume the U.S. completely failed at this virus compared to other first world countries is just simply false. You can take a position saying we should have done better than everyone, though I'd probably also disagree. But don't say the U.S. completely botched this and that every other first world nation did stunningly well

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Ooooooranges posted...

This more likely represents a lot of unreported cases in the early outbreak.

This graph is current, up until today, 7/1/2020

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Darmik posted...

So it's probably more due to the aging population compared to the US?

I don't think so, but I'm not an expert. Life expectancy, from what I understand, considers all aspects of health and chance of living longer for a given country.

This would seem to suggest countries with a longer life expectancy are healthier and/or safer.

Either way, there you go. You asked what countries are doing worse, I provided. And as you can see, overall, we are in line with the "World" as a whole.

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Dathrowed1 posted...

Over its 24-day history, the autonomous zone saw two gun homicides and four additional shooting victims. All the identified victims were black men

Wow. Wasn't this whole thing started over BLM?

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Darmik posted...

https://ourworldindata.org/coronavirus

Which first world country is doing a worse job?

Here ya go, @Darmik

I'd also like to point out that France, UK, and Italy have higher life expectancy than Americans.



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