Tripnsweep

Again who cares what he says? He's not and never was in his dad's administration. He never had anything to do with anything officially or even unofficially. Yes he did some questionable or even bad things. Is he a reputable guy? Not really. He doesn't have any kind of insight or experience that would make anything he says even remotely credible. I do think he bandied his dad's name around and probably got a lot of mileage from it. But he doesn't have any reason for people to think he has any kind of knowledge or something that makes his opinion matter any more than a random person.

I don't know why anyone makes a big deal or cared what Hunter Biden says. He never worked in his dad's administration, even unofficially. He had zero say or influence over anyone, and he obviously was never privy to sensitive data or material. You might as well be getting Hugh Rodham, Roger Clinton or Billy Carter's opinion.

The only Coca Cola I enjoy is the Mexican variety in the glass bottle. It just tastes better. One of my students travels to Mexico frequently and asked if I wanted him to bring anything back. I told him to bring back some coke, which was a joke as intended. No joke he must have brought 50 bottles of it. It's so cheap there too, I remember paying 75 cents for a half liter glass bottle at a corner store 2 or 3 years ago. The smaller bottles are like 50 cents.

“There's not enough troops in the army, to force the southern people to break down segregation and admit the n***** race into our theaters, into our swimming pools, into our homes, and into our churches," Strom Thurmond during his filibuster to oppose civil rights.

Ozzy Osbourne in the same week too.

An excellent summary of it: Before the Major League movies, the only claim to fame the Cleveland Indians had was a racist mascot. But on June 4, 1974, Ohio's weaker baseball franchise decided to try and fill their stands by offering all-you-could-drink beer for the lip-flappingly insane price of ten cents a cup. Bottomless beer cups at a dime a piece will bring people back from the grave. They might as well have offered buried pirate treasure to everyone that bought a ticket. 25,134 rowdy friends showed up to Cleveland Municipal Stadium that night and, unsurprisingly, proceeded to behave like drunken idiots. Pot and firecrackers were being lit before the first at-bat was over, and by the fourth inning two people had run naked onto the field. The visiting Texas Rangers were pelted with everything from batteries to wine jugs, but things didn't really get out of hand until a fan landed in the outfield and attempted to steal the cap of Ranger Jeff Burroughs. Texas Manager Billy Martin picked up a bat and exited the dugout to protect his player in a display of steel-balled awesomeness. Both team's benches followed Martin, and what ensued was one of baseball's most dangerous and drunken riots. The game officially ended when a hunting knife pierced the ground next to an umpire. He called a forfeit in favor of the Rangers and then rushed into the locker room to shake the terror-poop out of his pants. Future beer nights at Cleveland Municipal were changed from unlimited amounts to four cups per customer.

Even though Clinton was a very good president, I'm not blinded into thinking if he did something wrong with being involved with Epstein that it's not a big deal or he should escape consequences. I can't say the same for people who support Trump here.

Where's the conspiracy wackos?

https://www.google.com/amp/s/thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/5415338-epstein-attorney-roy-black-dies/amp/

I bet there would be more than a few people who complained if other teams followed Cleveland's example.

Jordan is just going to deny, blame other people, and say it's a conspiracy against him.

So the answer is no.

And Strom Thurmond, much more recently, left the Democratic party because he opposed civil rights for blacks. Your point?

Watch the video. It has more to do with Ford thinking that the Jews controlled blacks and invented jazz and that it was immoral.

When did Gable instruct his wrestlers to lie to the NCAA during an investigation?

It's pretty well known Henry Ford was a racist anti Semite. Hitler sang his praises and Ford thought Hitler was a good guy. Before the war began anyway. Then it became inconvenient to like Hitler.

Because Henry Ford thought that he needed to counteract jazz music, which he believed was invented by the Jews to destabilize America. Seriously.

I don't think either of them told their wrestlers to lie to the NCAA.

Prosecutors don't move on cases they are unlikely to win. That's just how it goes.

Prosecutors drop cases they don't think they can win. There could be all kinds of reasons. The evidence was improperly obtained, witnesses refuse to cooperate, police inconsistency, or anything else really. But if a prosecutor dropped a case against somebody because they had a soft spot for undocumented immigrants, then they wouldn't be in business long. I've seen some things you'd swear they were dead to rights guilty, but the police screwed up and they can't proceed. It happens more than you think.

No prosecutor is going to intentionally tank a case.

I think there's a big difference between disorderly conduct and murder or serious felony crimes. Getting a charge for something stupid like that or trespassing isn't a big deal. The amount of foreign people around here who get arrested for trespassing because they don't understand the way things work is surprisingly high.

For good reason too.

If somebody is committing crimes that often then it's surprising they're not in jail.