Tripnsweep

I can imagine the announcer already. "In front of the dozens present here and the few hundred watching on TV around the 3 states that care about these people...."

Still haven't even sold/given away more than 500 tickets.

I can think of another one, but I'm not sure he would be a diamond in the rough. Aaron Simpson from ASU. He was a 4x state champion in the smallest school conference in Arizona. But ASU or no other schools really were interested. He was a very good student though, and went to ASU on an academic scholarship and walked on when Lee Roy Smith was the head coach. Became a 2x AA.

https://thenewjournalandguide.com/hate-filled-manifesto-reveals-racist-mindset-of-killer/?srsltid=AfmBOoohKcGxP-CNpEPgfLnDN4hHi3p9idKoxpNAQD2UNeZ-_G4EBFNT This was a chilling read. And that there are many white conservatives who agree with those opinions and vote accordingly.

Williams and McIlravy were both 3x champions.

Williams and McIlravy.

Picklo was so naive about wrestling that his teammates made fun of his complete lack of awareness. “You have the French national champion Andre ‘For-fee-ay’ in the first round,” they would tell him. Picklo didn’t know that FORFEIT was not an actual person. “Where is UNAT located?” Picklo asked one of his teammates. “I’ve never heard of that college before.” “That’s the University of Northern Atlanta Tech,” his teammate replied. Picklo eventaully figured out that UNAT stood for unattached. Well, Dave Dean’s formula eventually worked. Picklo, as we know, became a two-time All-American and a Big Ten champion. His points at the 1996 NCAA tournament were part of a seventh place finish for the Spartans.

I might be wrong, but I think Brian Picklo was a Big Ten champion and All American. He never qualified for state I believe. He was a big judo guy though, and walked on at Michigan State.

He has to log into his other account to tell himself he's right.

When you say "we didn't kill enough Indians" that's not directed at one person.

That's not the point. The point is that you said it at all. Directed towards a group of people that this country has already committed a genocide against once before.

So that means saying that we should have killed more Indians is ok somehow?

That is a compilation of somebody's opinions, not an exact word for word of her speech. Also I'd argue that her calling for the destruction of America is more of a metaphor than anything. I would guess that it's on the same level as the "death to America" chants in Iran, that don't literally mean that, but are referring to US policies that hurt regular Iranians.

We had a local candidate for Congress run on the platform of defunding the VA and tossing veterans out on the street because making taxpayers pay for their medical care was theft. People who are gadfly candidates say crazy things. Like this guy. I'm sure you can find all kinds of weirdos who have extreme views that few people agree with. The city I live in had a lady run for city council twice using her made up European familial title, and that because she was a board member of her HOA, that gave her requisite experience. She finished in last place.

I read the speech. Honestly I don't see anything in it that calls for the destruction of America, or anything all that radical, besides calling for an end to colonialism. Which in the context of being Native American like she is, sounds like something that's been said by many others before her. And the truth is, the US government really screwed most of them over for a long time. Wanting the past wrongs to be corrected isn't too out of line. We did it, or tried anyway, after Japanese internment. We've made a half assed attempt with Natives. As far as Trump not being racist because he hangs around other rich people? Ben Carson got where he is because he had a lot of help and support from the same social safety net that Trump, and Carson, both abhor. As far as Herschel Walker, Trump wouldn't have given him the time of day if Walker wasn't a superstar athlete. The guy isn't exactly the brightest bulb, the old joke about whether he could or couldn't spell cat if you spotted him the c and the t is a lot closer to reality than not. I don't need to have met somebody to think they are racist. The very public past actions and public statements tell the story. Do I need to have met Strom Thurmond or Pat Buchanan to be able to have considered them racist? As usual a grade A clown show post from a boot licking apologist for a racist criminal.

So back to the topic at hand, which is the right's hatred/dislike of non white people. And how Trump's policies target them and his own past actions and statements show a long history that supports his words and actions. Namely how Trump launched his political career based upon a racist lie.

It's funny how Jimmy/Caivera has to reply to himself.

I'll just let this speak for itself. Because it's totally not racist. In the 1980s, Trump took his racism to Atlantic City. This is Donald Trump at his best. He cheated, coerced, filed bankruptcy, did anything he could to cheat people out of money. In the process, his racism came to the forefront in Atlantic City. Trump was accused of making his African-American employees move off the casino floor when he didn't want to see them, which was any time he came to the casino. One employee, Kip Brown, said: When Donald and Ivana came to the casino, the bosses would order all the black people off the floor. It was the eighties, I was a teenager, but I remember it: they put us all in the back. Trump was later fined $200,000 by the New Jersey Casino Control Commission for that act of disgusting racism. In the 1990s, John O'Donnell, the former president of Trump Plaza Hotel and Casino, wrote a book about his time working with Donald Trump. O'Donnell reported that Trump frequently denigrated African Americans. He remembers a lot, but he specifically remembers Trump saying of his accountants: I've got black accountants at Trump Castle and Trump Plaza. Black guys counting my money! I hate it. The only kind of people I want counting my money are short guys that wear yarmulkes every day. How about that? I've got black accountants at Trump Castle and Trump Plaza. Black guys counting my money! I hate it. Those are words from Donald Trump's mouth. The only kind of people I want counting my money are short guys that wear yarmulkes every day. That is what he said. Speaking of another African-American employee, Trump told O'Donnell: I think the guy is lazy. And it's probably not his fault because laziness is a trait in blacks. It really is. I believe that.

Call the whaaaaaambulence! Somebody hurt Wee Willy's feelings!

That's like saying you aren't racist because you have black friends.

Jimmy is the kind of guy who can't articulate himself clearly so he just yells and points a lot.

That doesn't prove anything.

What exactly would you say is libelous? That Trump doesn't like minorities? His words and actions for decades paint a less than flattering picture of that for him. I mean it's not like he has ever apologized for the Central Park 5 incident.

I think the link I provided mentioned who said it.

You going to sue me? Go ahead.