nsacpi
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those suffering from HEV need to man up and stop blaming the media and society and whatever for their problem...take personal responsibility! be a mensch! don't be like Tucker!
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those suffering from HEV need to man up and stop blaming the media and society and whatever for their problem...take personal responsibility! be a mensch! don't be like Tucker!
Tapate50
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Wait- I thought you were more a fan of the stoic man Gary Cooper style grave rolling and all
sturg33
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He wants his whiny little bitch allies to be able to whine and bitch about everything the mean orange man does.
He wants conservatives dead.
IIWII
nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
Ah. I didn't say the players should whine. As an example of a mature non-whining response to racial abuse I present the following from one of the black English players who missed a penalty against Italy. Do I have to explain to you how much more noble and stoic this is compared to the HEV we get on a regular basis from Tucker and others.
sturg33
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I'd rather not give breaks to lecturing elitist buffoons who get literally everything wrong while smugly pretending they are some sort of intelligent source of wisdom. He whined and cried about everything for 4 years... was wrong about it all.. now wants the people he prefer dead to be quiet
People like him will be rendered irrelevant very soon to spend life finding racism under rocks.
We have more important things to do then worry about someone who has the single worst real time judgement I've ever seen.
Think about how much mocking was done for those of us who suggested there was systemic voting fraud? Where is that smugness today lecturer?
Jaw
It's OVER 5,000!
I thought you posted Amash's tweet to point out that he was being a whiny bitch about victimhood.
acesfull86
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Prof should put his money where his mouth is and give up his position to a person of color…would be a net gain
sturg33
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Weirdly they are never interested in doing that
nsacpi
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nsacpi
Expects Yuge Games
Carlson’s origin story, as he told it in his 2018 book “Ship of Fools,” began when he was a mere 7 years old.
His mother had left the family. He was raised in La Jolla, in San Diego, by his wealthy father, Richard Carlson, a prominent Republican who worked in the Reagan administration, oversaw Voice of America and married an heiress to the Swanson frozen food family. From the door of his childhood home, Tucker Carlson overlooked La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club, in one of the country’s most expensive communities.
He attended the elite La Jolla Country Day School, where a woman entered his life whom he grew to detest. It was his first-grade teacher, whom he referred to in his book as Mrs. Raymond. He caricatured her as “a parody of earth-mother liberalism” who “wore long Indian-print skirts. . . . She had little interest in conventional academic topics, like reading and penmanship.” He recalled her sobbing theatrically at her desk, saying, “The world is so unfair! You don’t know that yet. But you’ll find out!”
Carlson said he just wanted liberals to “stop blubbering and teach us to read. . . . Mrs. Raymond never did teach us; my father had to hire a tutor to get me through phonics.” Thus, Carlson says, he began his sojourn as a conservative thinker, questioning the liberals who he said were all around him, exemplified by his first-grade teacher.
Which is all rather shocking to Marianna Raymond, 77, who remembers Carlson as “very precious and very, very polite and sweet,” and said she had no idea, until contacted recently by a Washington Post reporter, that her former student had ridiculed her as a key to understanding him.
Raymond said in an interview that she never sobbed at her desk, didn’t wear an Indian skirt and didn’t advocate her political views. She said that not only did she teach Carlson reading at La Jolla Country Day School — with a student body that was “very affluent and White” — but that she also was then hired to tutor him at his home.
“Oh my God,” she said, when informed of Carlson’s attack against her. “That is the most embellished, crazy thing I ever heard.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...8fa720-dd9f-11eb-a501-0e69b5d012e5_story.html
better homeschool your kids folks...otherwise they might encounter someone like Mrs. Raymond and end up like Tucker
His mother had left the family. He was raised in La Jolla, in San Diego, by his wealthy father, Richard Carlson, a prominent Republican who worked in the Reagan administration, oversaw Voice of America and married an heiress to the Swanson frozen food family. From the door of his childhood home, Tucker Carlson overlooked La Jolla Beach and Tennis Club, in one of the country’s most expensive communities.
He attended the elite La Jolla Country Day School, where a woman entered his life whom he grew to detest. It was his first-grade teacher, whom he referred to in his book as Mrs. Raymond. He caricatured her as “a parody of earth-mother liberalism” who “wore long Indian-print skirts. . . . She had little interest in conventional academic topics, like reading and penmanship.” He recalled her sobbing theatrically at her desk, saying, “The world is so unfair! You don’t know that yet. But you’ll find out!”
Carlson said he just wanted liberals to “stop blubbering and teach us to read. . . . Mrs. Raymond never did teach us; my father had to hire a tutor to get me through phonics.” Thus, Carlson says, he began his sojourn as a conservative thinker, questioning the liberals who he said were all around him, exemplified by his first-grade teacher.
Which is all rather shocking to Marianna Raymond, 77, who remembers Carlson as “very precious and very, very polite and sweet,” and said she had no idea, until contacted recently by a Washington Post reporter, that her former student had ridiculed her as a key to understanding him.
Raymond said in an interview that she never sobbed at her desk, didn’t wear an Indian skirt and didn’t advocate her political views. She said that not only did she teach Carlson reading at La Jolla Country Day School — with a student body that was “very affluent and White” — but that she also was then hired to tutor him at his home.
“Oh my God,” she said, when informed of Carlson’s attack against her. “That is the most embellished, crazy thing I ever heard.”
https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...8fa720-dd9f-11eb-a501-0e69b5d012e5_story.html
better homeschool your kids folks...otherwise they might encounter someone like Mrs. Raymond and end up like Tucker