field negro: Open thread.

Wednesday, July 11, 2018

Open thread.

It's open thread night, and I have a few quick questions for you field hands.

First, why do you think white men have been killing themselves and their families of late?

It recently happened in Delaware and again in Alabama.

Why do you think the GOP is rallying around Jim Jordan? And why didn't the dems rally around Al Franken?

Do you think trump's behavior at the NATO summit earlier today was normal?

Is anyone surprised that Papa John's founder previously dropped the the n-word in a meeting.

Do you think John Kelly's reaction to trump's outrageous behavior was because he didn't get a full breakfast?

Is the behavior of Bill Shine's wife enough to disqualify him from his new White House position?

Let me know anything else you have on your mind.

I'm out.

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Anonymous said...: https://www.forbes.com/sites/(((kotlikoff)))

Every. Single. Time.

The damn (((tribe))) just can't get over that Stalin kicked them out of power in Russia before they were able to genocide all the Christians, and Putin is MRGA. They have completely lost their shit, even worse than the 'tards here.; 9:47 AM
Anonymous said...: Yisheng = nigger

lilac = cunt; 9:55 AM
dinthebeast said...: Read it yourself, if you can read:

https://www.justice.gov/file/1080281/download

-Doug in Oakland; 4:07 PM

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