
The Protest Thread
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Re: The Protest Thread
There are going to be piles of dead skateboarders by the time this is all over.
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Hey, I think he should get a trial. It's more than George Floyd got.BurtReynolds wrote:The brainwashing runs deep with this one.B wrote:Rittenhouse killed 2 guys, but they had a skateboard and were once convicted of crimes, so they deserved to die.
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The horsies refused to kneel before the anthem so I shut that shit off.
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Iran and Russia love this shitBi_3 wrote:
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verb rapidly reminding us why he dominated the power rankings for weeks before his sabbaticalverb_to_trust wrote:I don't get why everyone needs to work so hard to justify what happened here either way. Seems like a classic when idiots collide situation to me. The sheriff was right when he said if you're not some moron out in the streets after curfew you don't have to worry about dying.BurtReynolds wrote:The brainwashing runs deep with this one.B wrote:Rittenhouse killed 2 guys, but they had a skateboard and were once convicted of crimes, so they deserved to die.
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Hopefully people don’t looks back and say he took the #1 spot only because verb was out of town
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Support the movement bro96583UP wrote:Iran and Russia love this shitBi_3 wrote:
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The horse jock who complained that the protestors can shoot you but you can't shoot them got second place. NONE of the horses took a knee before the race which really surprised me.
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usually they take a knee during the race
when their frail ankles snap
when their frail ankles snap
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If virtue signaling causes them to die, then they die. You need to think priorities.96583UP wrote:usually they take a knee during the race
when their frail ankles snap
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Did you just make the same joke within a few posts of each other?verb_to_trust wrote:The horse jock who complained that the protestors can shoot you but you can't shoot them got second place. NONE of the horses took a knee before the race which really surprised me.
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looks like the power ranking #1 seed might be back up for grabs
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I'm live commenting on the situation at the race, which has been pretty crazy in the not exactly gentrified neighborhood a block away. Tirico barely mentioned it. The horses just don't seem to care.spike wrote:Did you just make the same joke within a few posts of each other?verb_to_trust wrote:The horse jock who complained that the protestors can shoot you but you can't shoot them got second place. NONE of the horses took a knee before the race which really surprised me.
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Their silence is deafening.verb_to_trust wrote:I'm live commenting on the situation at the race, which has been pretty crazy in the not exactly gentrified neighborhood a block away. Tirico barely mentioned it. The horses just don't seem to care.spike wrote:Did you just make the same joke within a few posts of each other?verb_to_trust wrote:The horse jock who complained that the protestors can shoot you but you can't shoot them got second place. NONE of the horses took a knee before the race which really surprised me.
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That’s probably the kid’s own skateboardmacphisto wrote:
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Plus what’s the context. Was he talking shit about saying it before khaki bro deciding to challenge him? And khaki bro breaks the law for assaulting someone with a dang weapon. That could seriously kill that kid.
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#tracklivesmatterBurtReynolds wrote:Their silence is deafening.verb_to_trust wrote:I'm live commenting on the situation at the race, which has been pretty crazy in the not exactly gentrified neighborhood a block away. Tirico barely mentioned it. The horses just don't seem to care.spike wrote:Did you just make the same joke within a few posts of each other?verb_to_trust wrote:The horse jock who complained that the protestors can shoot you but you can't shoot them got second place. NONE of the horses took a knee before the race which really surprised me.
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This movement is so powerful and inspiringThe Argonaut wrote:Did I film that?macphisto wrote:
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Re: The Protest Thread
Dr. King actually designed the 'Rochester Roll Over' - it was in his diary, an entry shortly before his assassination - but he was never able to see it executed.
He drew inspiration from Da Vinci and Ghandi and sketched the approach shortly before his passing: outdoor patio, wrought iron table, six young girls entirely unrelated to a crime that occurred in that same city months prior, are sitting at a dinner table and enjoying each other's company, when then an angry fat person with a cardboard sign rushes in and flips over their appetizer tray
He drew inspiration from Da Vinci and Ghandi and sketched the approach shortly before his passing: outdoor patio, wrought iron table, six young girls entirely unrelated to a crime that occurred in that same city months prior, are sitting at a dinner table and enjoying each other's company, when then an angry fat person with a cardboard sign rushes in and flips over their appetizer tray
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