my prediction wrote:
He's making a tactical mistake by apologizing. Separate from whatever mistakes he might have made in the past, his accusers are not looking for anything like reconciliation.
exactly. NEVER apologize to cancel culture fascists.
Best defense is to dig in and punch back.
youawarebrah wrote:
my prediction wrote:
He's making a tactical mistake by apologizing. Separate from whatever mistakes he might have made in the past, his accusers are not looking for anything like reconciliation.
exactly. NEVER apologize to cancel culture fascists.
Best defense is to dig in and punch back.
What are you? Some kind of monolithic faith healer? How do you know what the best defense is?
The evidence we have on cancel culture altercations is scant at best. There is no playbook on how best to handle cancel culture accusations and insinuations. Punching back carries its own concomitant risks of guilt by association, fundamentalism, overreaching and adding insult to injury. Where will you jackals in the peanut gallery be when it backfires? Huh? Maybe you should think before you post, instead of flaying around here like a mackerel.
Probably goes to Rumble and accepts the loss of the 5 fans out of 12 million that actually care about all of this hysteria.
We Purge Anywhere wrote:
youawarebrah wrote:
exactly. NEVER apologize to cancel culture fascists.
Best defense is to dig in and punch back.
What are you? Some kind of monolithic faith healer? How do you know what the best defense is?
The evidence we have on cancel culture altercations is scant at best. There is no playbook on how best to handle cancel culture accusations and insinuations. Punching back carries its own concomitant risks of guilt by association, fundamentalism, overreaching and adding insult to injury. Where will you jackals in the peanut gallery be when it backfires? Huh? Maybe you should think before you post, instead of flaying around here like a mackerel.
So you and your ilk like to bully. As a bully, you hope and pray that the victims don't fight back so you try to discourage them from doing so.
yeppppppp wrote:
Robert Byrd KKK, "Democratic senator (senator from 1959 to 2010)." Democrats voted this KKK leader in 9X, until he died in 2010.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/world/2010/jun/28/us-senator-robert-byrd-dies
It's almost like you understand electing a bunch of racists to run the country is a bad idea.
youawarebrah wrote:
my prediction wrote:
He's making a tactical mistake by apologizing. Separate from whatever mistakes he might have made in the past, his accusers are not looking for anything like reconciliation.
exactly. NEVER apologize to cancel culture fascists.
Best defense is to dig in and punch back.
Unless there are some more juicy clips of him saying more stupid sh*t that will make him further look like an idiot. My money is on there are more inappropriate behavior clips. Joey does not seem smart enough to hide his marks. He is reckless and probably does not think no more than two steps ahead of his next move.
poker face wrote:
We Purge Anywhere wrote:
What are you? Some kind of monolithic faith healer? How do you know what the best defense is?
The evidence we have on cancel culture altercations is scant at best. There is no playbook on how best to handle cancel culture accusations and insinuations. Punching back carries its own concomitant risks of guilt by association, fundamentalism, overreaching and adding insult to injury. Where will you jackals in the peanut gallery be when it backfires? Huh? Maybe you should think before you post, instead of flaying around here like a mackerel.
So you and your ilk like to bully. As a bully, you hope and pray that the victims don't fight back so you try to discourage them from doing so.
You know nothing of my ilk. They are all unanimous people, some bold, some fair.
It's very suspicious that you are now raising the victim card, as if that were your salvation. You will take it in the shorts. As Papa Legba once said "You won't be whistling Dixie past the graveyard, when HIM come calling."
Your Team said the same of Kavanaugh, but the glove didn't fit. If you feel the need to go March over it and destroy some cities and small businesses, do so. It's your RIGHT. #MY RIGHTS
We Purge Anywhere wrote:
poker face wrote:
So you and your ilk like to bully. As a bully, you hope and pray that the victims don't fight back so you try to discourage them from doing so.
You know nothing of my ilk. They are all unanimous people, some bold, some fair.
It's very suspicious that you are now raising the victim card, as if that were your salvation. You will take it in the shorts. As Papa Legba once said "You won't be whistling Dixie past the graveyard, when HIM come calling."
You might really believe that. Who knows.
Your ilk, aka Robert Byrd, loved the term "Dixie"
Bad Wigins wrote:
per usual wrote:
Are you insane? I've heard two people in my life ever use the word in person. One was 92 years old and the other I kicked out of my house for saying it.
first and only claimant, and an obvious liar.
To have heard the N word in person only twice is too extremely sheltered to believe. This person would have literally had to never walk down an average city street, or in a black neighborhood.
A bit more plausible would be for a poster to claim never to have uttered it themselves. But that's the nerve I struck here - all these angry posters realizing they're just as guilty as Rogan is.
To cut to the chase, of course, the game here is just to be angry, and of course if someone challenges the pretext of that anger, the response is anger toward that challenge. It doesn't matter what it the pretext is in the end - the internet is mostly a mob of sickos looking for ways to vent their pent up perversions in the form of righteous hate.
lol......you are delusional.
I can't even imagine a context that a white person would even think to try to use it with non-racist intent outside of hip-hop. You think this is all fake outrage and that people are all racists waiting go home and say "oh whew.....safe at home now I can finally start dropping some N-bombs?" Exactly how old are you? 112?
Please inform us on how you use it, how the people you hang out with use it on day-to-day.
Do use it at the checkout stand? too casual? When you're thanking your boss for the Christmas bonus? On an RSVP?
If it's as prevalent as you say, and every person says it, you should have hundreds of examples of how it's used in nonracist ways by white people. And you better have something better than college bros quoting hip-hop.
Please, inform us.
or is this another load of typical Bad Wigins BS, where he spits out some garage and has absolutely nothing to back it up.
Bad Wigins. Wrong again.
Anyone who knows who Joe Rogan is knows he isn't some redneck racist, so I don't see this being some real big deal for those with any sense, obviously there will always be the over sensitive who will never get anything.
I own a bunch of old blues and hillbilie music, you wouldn't believe how many times that word is used by both races. Imagine a song.....Run N Run...playing on the radio today, That was back in the late 20;s by an old hillbilie group The Skillet Lickers, they also did another tune about a dice game another about a watermelon.
poker face wrote:
Your ilk, aka Robert Byrd, loved the term "Dixie"
My ilk holds no forbearance. Your ilk, on the other hand, sold their morals up the river with the rest of Them. Now look at you. Bulbous and ignorant of the true goals of American Destiny.
DinoZ wrote:
Anyone who knows who Joe Rogan is knows he isn't some redneck racist, so I don't see this being some real big deal for those with any sense, obviously there will always be the over sensitive who will never get anything.
I own a bunch of old blues and hillbilie music, you wouldn't believe how many times that word is used by both races. Imagine a song.....Run N Run...playing on the radio today, That was back in the late 20;s by an old hillbilie group The Skillet Lickers, they also did another tune about a dice game another about a watermelon.
..and your premise is that those old hillbillies in 1920 weren't racist?
per usual wrote:
DinoZ wrote:
Anyone who knows who Joe Rogan is knows he isn't some redneck racist, so I don't see this being some real big deal for those with any sense, obviously there will always be the over sensitive who will never get anything.
I own a bunch of old blues and hillbilie music, you wouldn't believe how many times that word is used by both races. Imagine a song.....Run N Run...playing on the radio today, That was back in the late 20;s by an old hillbilie group The Skillet Lickers, they also did another tune about a dice game another about a watermelon.
..and your premise is that those old hillbillies in 1920 weren't racist?
So you need to hide, dude register and own an opinion, ok? Be somebody, ok?
per usual wrote:
DinoZ wrote:
Anyone who knows who Joe Rogan is knows he isn't some redneck racist, so I don't see this being some real big deal for those with any sense, obviously there will always be the over sensitive who will never get anything.
I own a bunch of old blues and hillbilie music, you wouldn't believe how many times that word is used by both races. Imagine a song.....Run N Run...playing on the radio today, That was back in the late 20;s by an old hillbilie group The Skillet Lickers, they also did another tune about a dice game another about a watermelon.
..and your premise is that those old hillbillies in 1920 weren't racist?
They were musicians, not racists. Are you going to start pointing and harping on the Ozark Mountain Daredevils next? Don't drag passionate, creative artists into your highly nuanced moral maneuvering political games. Show some respect for the dead before us on the long, treacherous road to wisdom.
We Purge Anywhere wrote:
per usual wrote:
..and your premise is that those old hillbillies in 1920 weren't racist?
They were musicians, not racists. Are you going to start pointing and harping on the Ozark Mountain Daredevils next? Don't drag passionate, creative artists into your highly nuanced moral maneuvering political games. Show some respect for the dead before us on the long, treacherous road to wisdom.
ah, ok. So if you play music, you can't be racist. Got it!
Hmmmm....I guess the country is showing the effects of cutting all those band classes.
DinoZ wrote:
per usual wrote:
..and your premise is that those old hillbillies in 1920 weren't racist?
So you need to hide, dude register and own an opinion, ok? Be somebody, ok?
Mr. T ?
We Purge Anywhere wrote:
per usual wrote:
..and your premise is that those old hillbillies in 1920 weren't racist?
They were musicians, not racists. Are you going to start pointing and harping on the Ozark Mountain Daredevils next? Don't drag passionate, creative artists into your highly nuanced moral maneuvering political games. Show some respect for the dead before us on the long, treacherous road to wisdom.
The Skillet Lickers were without question racists and they didn't care who knew it. So try talking about things you know about this obviously isn't one of those.
We Purge Anywhere wrote:
hunter wheres the coke wrote:
That was a pretty decent apology. Joe knows how to play the media game and will be fine.
WTF? He's apologizing like some kind of flummoxed sea cow. He's just embarrassing himself, like some ponce in group therapy.
What's he going to do next, join a 12 step program? This guy is unraveling at the speed of light. He took the fork in the road and then bent over.
This is a trainwreck, bud. Rogan may as well blow. Blow someone. It's blow time in the boof house for Rogan. Roggie as his friends call him. "Hey Roggie," they say. 'Roggie, Roggie, the boof blowing loaf ass," they say. His friends are just staring in disbelief at Rogan's capitulation. He boofed off more than he could blow.
You mad brosephine??