Ben & Jerry's executives?
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Ben & Jerry's executives?
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Maybe the base you are on has a firewall blocking the YouTube videos...
I run a vpn and mobile wifi from the states, I never touch the net provided here. I watch youtube regularly (can do it now) and up until yesterday still could watch youtube imbeds on the site.
Pretty sure its not a firewall problem.
Well.....I'm carrying the .45 on me now, with several extra magazines, and the CZ in the purse with 2 extra magazines, and plenty of both ammos....just in case....lol.
Guess I'm paranoid too?
I saw it on Tucker Carlson last night.
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So, Im finally able to see these vids.
I shouldn't have.
Im eating supper and I almost threw up.
Effing disgusting.
That'll be a hard pass from me. I am not a 'Billy Bad Ass.' As a matter of fact, at 5'7", 150 lbs, Im about as far from being Billy as you can get.
With that said, those S.O.Bs are gonna hafta flippin kill me before I kiss any boot...
I shouldn't have.
Im eating supper and I almost threw up.
Effing disgusting.
That'll be a hard pass from me. I am not a 'Billy Bad Ass.' As a matter of fact, at 5'7", 150 lbs, Im about as far from being Billy as you can get.
With that said, those S.O.Bs are gonna hafta flippin kill me before I kiss any boot...
Last night on ABC news, they asked the little white girl how old she was.
She held up 3 fingers, but was quick to say she's almost 4.
Adorable.
That is, until Mom shoved a black lives matter sign in her hands. On cue, David Gregory..chief anchor for ABC news..asked her what the sign says. Whereupon the little girl had a blank stare, because at 3 years old she can't read. So Mom whispered in her ear; "black lives matter!"
"Black lives matter!" exclaimed the little girl, as she then recalled what Mom has been instructing her to say all day long. Gregory then quickly heaped praise upon the little girl for getting the script right and saying the right thing.
Beliefs aside, this was a disgusting display of a parent using their child for the personal satisfaction of portraying the correct amount of social justice woke-ness and white shame. The little girl was completely unaware of what was happening around her, other than there were a bunch of people around and it was fun. Just as disgusting, was ABC's blatant attempt at nation-shaming propaganda and a gleeful willingness to use a child to do it. This wasn't just Suzy homemaker woman-on-the-street randomly chosen to be on TV, this was an absolutely choreographed message.
Up till now, this little girl didn't know that blacks were any different other than the color of their skin. You know how 3 year olds are..who cares, lets play. But now, thanks to Mom, she is being conditioned to believe that blacks are indeed different beyond skin. The thing that Mom is trying to quell within her little girl, that blacks are different and should be treated as such, are the very seeds that Mom herself is planting..at the earliest possible age. Can't even let the child have some years of being young and not caring what color other people are, as long as they like to play.
Well done, dingbat.
She held up 3 fingers, but was quick to say she's almost 4.
Adorable.
That is, until Mom shoved a black lives matter sign in her hands. On cue, David Gregory..chief anchor for ABC news..asked her what the sign says. Whereupon the little girl had a blank stare, because at 3 years old she can't read. So Mom whispered in her ear; "black lives matter!"
"Black lives matter!" exclaimed the little girl, as she then recalled what Mom has been instructing her to say all day long. Gregory then quickly heaped praise upon the little girl for getting the script right and saying the right thing.
Beliefs aside, this was a disgusting display of a parent using their child for the personal satisfaction of portraying the correct amount of social justice woke-ness and white shame. The little girl was completely unaware of what was happening around her, other than there were a bunch of people around and it was fun. Just as disgusting, was ABC's blatant attempt at nation-shaming propaganda and a gleeful willingness to use a child to do it. This wasn't just Suzy homemaker woman-on-the-street randomly chosen to be on TV, this was an absolutely choreographed message.
Up till now, this little girl didn't know that blacks were any different other than the color of their skin. You know how 3 year olds are..who cares, lets play. But now, thanks to Mom, she is being conditioned to believe that blacks are indeed different beyond skin. The thing that Mom is trying to quell within her little girl, that blacks are different and should be treated as such, are the very seeds that Mom herself is planting..at the earliest possible age. Can't even let the child have some years of being young and not caring what color other people are, as long as they like to play.
Well done, dingbat.
My experience was instead like this: I saw two kids with dreads and listening to hip hop getting into their cars. I walked up to them and just said "hey!" Their heads spun around, and I said "this might sound really weird, but I just wanted to tell you that I think your lives matter." Flashed me a HUGE grin and said "man, I REALLY REALLY appreciate you saying that."
Not groveling. Not apologizing for my privilege. Just trying to say "we are all human beings, and I don't like all this hate."
Of course, I am rural, and the dynamic out here is different. YMMV
Not groveling. Not apologizing for my privilege. Just trying to say "we are all human beings, and I don't like all this hate."
Of course, I am rural, and the dynamic out here is different. YMMV