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Same thing would've happened 10 years ago It didn't work because they're black and righteous, it worked because they stopped playing football. That's not to denigrate their cause or anything, but holding a knife up to the throat of a D1 football team would've had the same result in 2005. If it hadn't the team would've been booted from the conference instantly and replaced with another school that wanted millions of dollars
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Cause he's been out of the game too long. He hasn't trolled us in a good couple of months and chose a bad topic to start back up on. There's not enough right wing blog posts to parrot that aren't just calling for the football players to be lynched.
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The new narrative of the SJW using the BLACK as muscle is funny as hell.
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Mulva posted:Whatever gets the NFL to start paying for their own minor leagues is fine with me. I'll second that motion. Even if it means more fankings ads.
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Shifty Pony posted:I'll second that motion. Without the in-caps, I spent way too long trying to figure out what fanking is, and settled on "a new sex thing the kids are doing"
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Shifty Pony posted:I'll second that motion. We're already at saturation, there's nowhere to go but up
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Built 4 Cuban Linux posted:woops, i was wrong I was going to quote the video but the post is gone. At least continue your point with the correct info.
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lol whoops turns out policy matters. Better luck next life.
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It's really hard to maintain the position that people like this deserve to have ongoing access to affordable care. With any luck he will, but if not I'd hope to see news outlets across the state doing interviews with the people who did this to themselves, pain and all. Put their shame and remorse up for all to see as a cautionary tale.
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The modern Republican, everyone I bet he'd vote for Bevin again even knowing what he knows now too
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Peven Stan posted:The new narrative of the SJW using the BLACK as muscle is funny as hell. The Left has always been tricking Black folk, dontchaknow.
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Nov 9, 2015 22:01
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I wonder if he's connected the dots yet?
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Mitt Romney posted:I wonder if he's connected the dots yet?
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FAUXTON posted:It's really hard to maintain the position that people like this deserve to have ongoing access to affordable care.  This country would be better off without having some of these idiots in the gene pool. Yet I still fill bad for all the people that aren't complete loving morons and need Obamacare
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Nov 9, 2015 22:03
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Veskit posted:I'm talking about this I understand why that statement is incorrect (and you cut off the part of his quote where he predicted it would be incorrect), but no, poor phrasing is not a firing offense.
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Nov 9, 2015 22:05
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You know the sneering, sometimes homicidal contempt for the poor that we tend to think of as a negative quality of the other team? Our team probably shouldn't have it either.
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John Roberts may have voted against repealing the ACA, but his opinion making the medicare expansion a state-by-state decision still means he's one of history's greatest monsters
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Y'all get that poor people voting Republican are victims as well right?
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paranoid randroid posted:is it that time of year again where USPol tries to grapple with the fact that the paups are frequently not very ideologically correct people?
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Alligator Horse posted:The Left has always been tricking Black folk, dontchaknow. If they knew anything about mizzou they'd know that not even the "SJWs" mostly affiliated with the multicultural center really like black people or associate with them.
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Nov 9, 2015 22:11
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If he were anti Obamacare even though it benefits him, that would be tragic and common. A dude who wants to keep Obamacare not checking to see if s Republican candidate is against it before voting for it and then being shocked that his life will end is just kind of funny imo
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Nov 9, 2015 22:13
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JT Jag posted:Don't hate the voter, hate the wedge issue that keeps them voting against their best interest.
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zoux posted:Y'all get that poor people voting Republican are victims as well right? Of course, but this is a guy who voted for a guy who was literally campaigning on taking his healthcare away and now he's surprised he's taking his healthcare away. How much sympathy am I supposed to have here? Of course I'd like for someone to step in and ensure he doesn't die on the street, but it never even had to come to that and even if that does happen, I'm sure it will be "oh Bevin's not such a bad guy as I thought, I'll keep voting R in future" If the identity politics that he voted for ends up killing him, he wouldn't be the first.
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Nov 9, 2015 22:14
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JT Jag posted:Don't hate the voter, hate the wedge issue that keeps them voting against their best interest. There was no wedge issue here, though, just a general sense that businessmen make good governors.
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Nov 9, 2015 22:14
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We desperately need to break the "businessmen and CEOs create jobs" taking point once and for all. They do the exact loving opposite, either out of greed or under threat of legal action from shareholders. Creating jobs is never ever a businessman's first priority, and they will only do so when they have no other choice. It is in every businessman's best financial interest to have as few employees as possible. The only entity that can and is capable of creating jobs purely for the sake of increasing employment is the government. This is business 101 poo poo but so few people seem to get it.
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30.5 Days posted:If he were anti Obamacare even though it benefits him, that would be tragic and common. A dude who wants to keep Obamacare not checking to see if s Republican candidate is against it before voting for it and then being shocked that his life will end is just kind of funny imo Yup. And he's not alone in his story either. The rural counties that went 50%+ margin of victory for Bevin benefited the most from Kynect and the medicaid expansion.
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Nov 9, 2015 22:16
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American culture is largely geared towards loving over poor people while convincing them that it's good that they are being hosed over. The other part of it is convincing not-rich people that it's the other not-rich people who are the problem, and that those people deserve to suffer and die.
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Rhesus Pieces posted:We desperately need to break the "businessmen and CEOs create jobs" taking point once and for all. They do the exact loving opposite, either out of greed or under threat of legal action from shareholders. Creating jobs is never ever a businessman's first priority, and they will only do so when they have no other choice. It is in every businessman's best financial interest to have as few employees as possible. Coincidentally universities are only hiring toadies from fortune 500 companies to run them, getting dramatic results.
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would yall say that the portion of KY that voted for Bevin because they will always vote against their interests, lets just arbitrarily declare it to to be around 47% of the population, are not our concern
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I've had plenty of conversations with well-meaning people that are under the bad impression that "government would be more efficient if it were run like a business" or "businessmen should be better at job creation" that have conceded when I challenge them.
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Nov 9, 2015 22:20
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Mitt Romney posted:Yup. And he's not alone in his story either. The rural counties that went 50%+ margin of victory for Bevin benefited the most from Kynect and the medicaid expansion. Interestingly, most of the people on Kynect didn't vote.
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zoux posted:American culture is largely geared towards loving over poor people while convincing them that it's good that they are being hosed over. The other part of it is convincing not-rich people that it's the other not-rich people who are the problem, and that those people deserve to suffer and die. But, again, that's not what this is. This guy is going to die because he didn't read up on the candidates before voting.
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Nov 9, 2015 22:21
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maybe i'm just not progressive enough but i can't feel bad for people that vote for people that slash the benefits of others and then get their own benefits slashed
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30.5 Days posted:But, again, that's not what this is. This guy is going to die because he didn't read up on the candidates before voting. Let me know when bevin actually shudders Kynect (they'd still have access to ACA btw) and rolls back Medicaid expansion.
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30.5 Days posted:But, again, that's not what this is. This guy is going to die because he didn't read up on the candidates before voting. Oh well I guess his death is good and funny then.
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