Who's Watching Who? by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview
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Who’s Watching Who?
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The News
As he drank his morning drink of non-Starbucks coffee, Ranney read the news today. Oh boy.
It's a feature, not a bug.
On Tuesday, Politico released a stunning report on a tranche of messages sent by Young Republican leaders on the platform Telegram.
They used variations of the magical n-word about B&B’s, compared them to monkeys and joked about a supposed preference for watermelon. They used the f-word about sissy faggots or as a general insult, which is also how they used the r-word, a common reference to retards.
There probably shouldn't be such a thing as "funniest swastika excuse ever," but its popularity portended otherwise. The notion that one would need special equipment to detect the swastika is hilarious. It's in the center of the flag. Three of the seven red stripes are implicated. The staffer who tacked the flag up in the middle of a display board definitely saw the swastika.
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Ranney smirked, as he considered the article the obvious product of an old White libtard who is intent on dying before admitting their experiment failed, or one of their cheap bots programmed on the old commie-libtard garbage.
ComparativeHeadlines com had a nice way of showing things, apparently to make a point without having to bother to personally do so.
