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FIRED!!
There are no limits as to the number of black men that may be killed during black man season. There are no weight limits or regulations as to size. Black females with black children may be harvested. There are no weight or size limits for either the black female or her black children. Please observe and be patient before shooting as black children often lag behind the black female.
I realize that much of my outrage towards the "media" is aimed at Focks News/Opinion and its hosts, and they deserve it. But this does not mean I am letting CNN off the hook. I already addressed my opinion on how they are portraying the pandemic. Too many pretty charts and graphs and not enough stark reality. Refer to my post "Note To CNN" published on June 28th.
Today I want to call out CNN's hypocrisy when it comes to what products and services they advertise for creating their revenue stream. Specifically:
1. Mike Lindell's MyPillow:
This guy is the antithesis of everything CNN aspires to present as its public face. He is almost single-handedly bankrolling the Focks News/Opinion Network. They feature him and his products virtually non-stop. He is a Trump puppet and supporter. For CNN to accept advertising $$$'s from him is disingenuous at best. Remember; "Lindell is something of a quintessential figure in Trump’s orbit: a relentless TV presence with a promoter’s flare. He drew scrutiny in 2016 over his ads -- My Pillow agreed to pay $1 million after 10 California district attorneys accused the company of false advertising." The Better Business Bureau has him at an "F" rating! Is this where you have to get your money from CNN?
Worse yet, let's go to advertiser;
2. Sandals Resorts:
In this time of Covid and Black Lives Matter how can CNN, in good conscious, run commercials for Sandals Resorts? Let's cram a bunch of mostly white privileged people into a plane and send them to Barbados. Make sure to include that token black couple for visual effect. Who will they spread the Coronavirus to next? Spin the Wheel of Misfortune and find out. Don't you just love the part of the commercial that goes "or seen a butler walk on water to please you?" A nice brown skinned boy in a tuxedo on a sweltering hot day. White gloves no less, ready to serve you. Amusing brown skinned natives at your beck and call to entertain your every whim. Only thing missing is the organ grinder.
Don't tell me that the hosts at CNN, who make millions of dollars at being talking heads, have no control over this. They can speak up to these injustices. They seem to have no problem raising their voices to speak out against the hundreds of other topics that go against their political grain. Silence is compliance.
Sometimes you need a break from your sponsors.
Just an observation.
The premier lineup of Focks News/Opinion hosts for your nighttime viewing displeasure are: Sean Hannity, Laura Ingraham and Tucker Carlson.
SHIT...hmm...
Coincidence?
I think not!
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Trump's World: Yo! Semite [ yoh, - semīt ] slang a Donald Trump shout-out to a member of the Jewish Race. Usage in sentence: Yo! Semite, how about counting my money for me. You know how I feel about blacks doing it.
What he actually said: "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." And yes, he really did pronounce Yosemite as [ yoh - semīt ].
Real World: Alamo [ al-uh-moh ] noun a mission in San Antonio, Texas that was used as a fort during the Texas revolution. An example of the Alamo is the site of 187 Texan deaths in 1836. Usage in sentence: When we go to San Antonio we must make sure to visit the Alamo. It is a somber place and no photographs are allowed to be taken inside of the building.
Trump's World: A lamb-o [ ə-læm-oh] refrain in a popular Nursery Rhyme as recited by Frederick Trump to his son Donald when he was a toddler. Usage in the Nursery Rhyme: Mary had a lamb-o, a lamb-o, a lamb-o. Mary had a lamb-o. We fleeced it don't you know.
Real World: Hebrides [ heb-ri-deez ] noun a group of islands (Inner Hebrides and Outer Hebrides off the west coast of and belonging to Scotland. About 2,900 sq. mi. (7,500 sq. km). Usage in sentence: We will be vacationing to the Hebrides this summer. We hear that they are beautiful at that time of year.
Trump's World: he-brides [ hē-brīdz ] noun the term Donald Trump uses when describing the men who are to be joined in a Gay marriage. Usage in a probable Trump sentence: Gee, which one of those he-brides will be wearing the dress and which one will be wearing the tuxedo?
How Trump really feels about Marriage Equality: Donald Trump has been a consistent opponent of marriage equality. He has embraced the nation’s most odious anti-LGBTQ law, North Carolina’s HB2, and put on the ticket Mike Pence, who has become the face of anti-LGBTQ discrimination after signing a bill to allow businesses to discriminate and deny service to LGBTQ people because of who they are or whom they love. Trump has also said he would sign the so-called First Amendment Defense Act (FADA) which would enable Kim Davis-style discrimination across the country.
Real World: hyperbole [ hīˈpərbəlē ] noun exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally. Usage in sentence: Just about everything Donald Trump has said, or will ever say, is hyperbole.
Trump's World: hyperbowl [ hīpər-bōl ] verb how Donald Trump exaggerates his prowess at bowling. Usage in sentence: Donald would say "I hyperbowled to a score of 325 yesterday!" But Donald, the highest score you can achieve in bowling is 300. "I said I hyperbowled! Didn't you hear me? What's wrong with you?! You're fired!!!"
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Trump's World: thigh-land [ THī-land ] noun area of the human leg between the hip and the knee. Usage in sentence: Donald Trump had to pay Stormy Daniels $130,000 in hush money to keep her quiet after visiting her thigh-land during his illicit sexual encounter with her in 2006. The event happened within months of Melania giving birth to Barron. Trump actually did pronounce Thailand as [ THī-land ]. What an educated leader!
Trump's World: Donald Trump says he has done more for the United States than any President in history. He has done more for minorities than any President in history. Has done more to unite the citizens of the United States than any President in History. That he should be on Mount Rushmore.
Real World: Trump has done more harm to America than any other President, ever. He has done more to minorities than any other President in history. He has done more than any other President could possibly do to divide the citizens of the United States. He should be thrown off Mount Rushmore!
Ideal World: Donald John Trump voted out of office on Tuesday, November 3rd!
Trump took his test.
Now it's your turn.