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WTF is "half-white" ones ?


People like Obama and Kaepernick who are not only half-white biologically but grew up with so-called "white privilege," yet act like they had it hard growing up as inner-city blacks. They were bred by white leftists and they essentially serve as puppets for Democratic Party symbolism (just like the pointless face masks).

Another hilarious example is Angela Rye, the CNN idiot who calls herself black and was the first one to call for removing Jefferson and Washington statues in 2017. Look at this photo below. Does she look closer in skin tone to a Norwegian or a Nigerian? (I think we can all agree on that one.) While I will acknowledge that she is quite attractive, her whole act of claiming to be literally and biologically "black" is frankly hilarious. In a more sane society, this would be pointed out for the comical farce that it is:

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CNN Commentator Angela Rye Gives Africana Women’s Week Keynote

 

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People like Obama and Kaepernick who are not only half-white biologically but grew up with so-called "white privilege," yet act like they had it hard growing up as inner-city blacks. They were bred by white leftists and they essentially serve as puppets for Democratic Party symbolism (just like the pointless face masks).

Another hilarious example is Angela Rye, the CNN idiot who calls herself black and was the first one to call for removing Jefferson and Washington statues in 2017. Look at this photo below. Does she look closer in skin tone to a Norwegian or a Nigerian? (I think we can all agree on that one.) While I will acknowledge that she is quite attractive, her whole act of claiming to be literally and biologically "black" is frankly hilarious. In a more sane society, this would be pointed out for the comical farce that it is:

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CNN Commentator Angela Rye Gives Africana Women’s Week Keynote

MFR. How do you know what percentage of their ancestry heritage is black or white? Is that how you view Blacks by the color of their skin? Is Beyonce more white than her husband JayZ because of skin complexion? I not going to waste time to explain you don't know what the hell you are talking about. I can't believe that you have existed this long on this planet with this Archie Bunker mentally. I'm done discussing Race with racist with a slave master's agenda.
 

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Hey Tinfoil Federturd.....your precious CNN just published an article about a study showing that HCQ is effective. Why haven’t you posted it, since you are so fond of CNN?

Fuck you for all the shit you talked about hydroxychloroquine, despite the evidence that it was effective.

Trump was right, again. Put this in your pipe and smoke it. No telling how many old people could have been saved in Democratic-run states if the Democratic governors were interested in actually looking at scientific data and saving lives instead of indulging in an anti-Trump ego trip and keeping HCQ from patients.


Study finds hydroxychloroquine helped coronavirus patients survive better
By Maggie Fox, Andrea Kane, and Elizabeth Cohen, CNN
Updated 11:24 PM EDT, Thu July 02, 2020

 

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Hey Tinfoil Federturd.....your precious CNN just published an article about a study showing that HCQ is effective. Why haven’t you posted it, since you are so fond of CNN?

Fuck you for all the shit you talked about hydroxychloroquine, despite the evidence that it was effective.

Trump was right, again. Put this in your pipe and smoke it. No telling how many old people could have been saved in Democratic-run states if the Democratic governors were interested in actually looking at scientific data and saving lives instead of indulging in an anti-Trump ego trip and keeping HCQ from patients.


Study finds hydroxychloroquine helped coronavirus patients survive better
By Maggie Fox, Andrea Kane, and Elizabeth Cohen, CNN
Updated 11:24 PM EDT, Thu July 02, 2020

99.9.percent of your posts are anti CNN but when you see something that supports your agenda, CNN is now a reliable source.
 

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99.9.percent of your posts are anti CNN but when you see something that supports your agenda, CNN is now a reliable source.


I wouldn't go that far. I regard this more as a grudging acknowledgment on their part. That doesn't change the reality that most of what they circulate is Garbage with a capital G.

When it comes to hard reporting, there are some people at all outlets who do a good job of getting to some facts. The issue is with editorial emphasis, what kinds of stories they try to pursue, and the headlines they choose to sway people's emotions.
 

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MFR. How do you know what percentage of their ancestry heritage is black or white?

In the case of Obama and Kaepernick, they have both been very open about having one white parent. That's a matter of fact, not opinion or conjecture.

And btw, this is where Obama went to high school in Hawaii (the Punahou School). Does this look like a rough, impoverished inner city school to you? Obama's upbringing was white upper middle-class, no ands, ifs, or buts about it. So was Kaepernick's.


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Is that how you view Blacks by the color of their skin?

That's how they view themselves, shithead.....and don't blame me for the title "first black president." Other people called Obama that in celebratory terms over and over in the past.

Is Beyonce more white than her husband JayZ because of skin complexion?

Actually they seem pretty close to me, but allow me to tell you a story: when the biracial American black poet Langston Hughes visited Nigeria, the Nigerians there called him a "white man" because his skin was so light compared to theirs. So I have Nigerians who agree with me. You have pale-skinned whites who agree with you.

I can't believe that you have existed this long on this planet with this Archie Bunker mentally.

The word is "mentality," but blacks themselves have these same race realist type of attitudes.

I'm done discussing Race with racist with a slave master's agenda.

Are you referring to the black slave owners and slave traders in Africa who sold black slaves to Europeans and Arabs? Or are you referring to some of the black slave owners in the United States? Or to someone else?

I am just trying to clarify.
 

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In the case of Obama and Kaepernick, they have both been very open about having one white parent. That's a matter of fact, not opinion or conjecture.

And btw, this is where Obama went to high school in Hawaii (the Punahou School). Does this look like a rough, impoverished inner city school to you? Obama's upbringing was white upper middle-class, no ands, ifs, or buts about it. So was Kaepernick's.


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That's how they view themselves, shithead.....and don't blame me for the title "first black president." Other people called Obama that in celebratory terms over and over in the past.



Actually they seem pretty close to me, but allow me to tell you a story: when the biracial American black poet Langston Hughes visited Nigeria, the Nigerians there called him a "white man" because his skin was so light compared to theirs. So I have Nigerians who agree with me. You have pale-skinned whites who agree with you.



The word is "mentality," but blacks themselves have these same race realist type of attitudes.



Are you referring to the black slave owners and slave traders in Africa who sold black slaves to Europeans and Arabs? Or are you referring to some of the black slave owners in the United States? Or to someone else?

I am just trying to clarify.
You don't know what you are talking about.. Some people who were born and currently live in Africa may not view all American blacks as original Blacks. However, your views are based on skin complexion. Riddle me this Batman, what's the difference between Tamika Mallory and Angela Rye? How about Step Curry's sister and her two NBA brothers. Her skin complexion isn't as light as her brothers. How about Latoya and Janice Jackson? Same parents. My question is Step, Seth or Latoya more half white than Janice or their younger sister?
 

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You don't know what you are talking about.. Some people who were born and currently live in Africa may not view all American blacks as original Blacks.

And they are right about that. Because of interracial sex that has occurred for centuries, the vast majority of blacks in the USA have at least some European blood. They are not pure Africans. That is why so many of them have lighter skin tone.

However, your views are based on skin complexion. Riddle me this Batman, what's the difference between Tamika Mallory and Angela Rye?

That Angela Rye is closer to looking Norwegian than Nigerian, while Tamika Mallory is closer to looking Nigerian than Norwegian. Tamika Mallory's skin tone is much closer to the color of Batman's costume, if you prefer. Angela Rye's skin tone is closer to Frosty the Snowman than Batman's costume.

How about Step Curry's sister and her two NBA brothers. Her skin complexion isn't as light as her brothers. How about Latoya and Janice Jackson? Same parents. My question is Step, Seth or Latoya more half white than Janice or their younger sister?

Right, with questions like this, you are only proving my point that the vast majority of "African-Americans" have European blood. Politically they try to act like they represent some pure African civilization, but the reality is that most of them are at least partially white in their lineage.
 

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And they are right about that. Because of interracial sex that has occurred for centuries, the vast majority of blacks in the USA have at least some European blood. They are not pure Africans. That is why so many of them have lighter skin tone.



That Angela Rye is closer to looking Norwegian than Nigerian, while Tamika Mallory is closer to looking Nigerian than Norwegian. Tamika Mallory's skin tone is much closer to the color of Batman's costume, if you prefer. Angela Rye's skin tone is closer to Frosty the Snowman than Batman's costume.



Right, with questions like this, you are only proving my point that the vast majority of "African-Americans" have European blood. Politically they try to act like they represent some pure African civilization, but the reality is that most of them are at least partially white in their lineage.
I need you to address the Curry's sister and Janet and Latoya Jackson..what's the difference..does Latoya has more white blood than Janet and her brothers ?
 

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In the case of Obama and Kaepernick, they have both been very open about having one white parent. That's a matter of fact, not opinion or conjecture.

And btw, this is where Obama went to high school in Hawaii (the Punahou School). Does this look like a rough, impoverished inner city school to you? Obama's upbringing was white upper middle-class, no ands, ifs, or buts about it. So was Kaepernick's.

Obama's mother and her parents were not at all upper-middle class. His upbringing was not one of privilege, so you're just wrong about that. But you would know more about his journey of identity if you read "Dreams of My Father," (which is a very interesting book and beautifully written, btw. It wouldn't kill you.) Kaepernick was actually adopted by two white parents. Still, you don't get to decide how people identify, or what they've struggled with. They still walk around in this world with "black" skin, no matter where they are on the spectrum, and racism exists in this country.
 
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Obama's mother and her parents were not at all upper-middle class. His upbringing was not one of privilege, so you're just wrong about that. But you would know more about his journey of identity if you read "Dreams of My Father," (which is a very interesting book and beautifully written, btw. It wouldn't kill you.) Kaepernick was actually adopted by two white parents. Still, you don't get to decide how people identify, or what they've struggled with. They still walk around in this world with "black" skin, no matter where they are on the spectrum, and racism exists in this country.
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Yes, and the article I cited where he changed his opinion and explained why he did is from 15 June 2020.

No no no no no, your timeline is completely fucking off. I read your article and what Fauci was clearly referring to when he spoke of his earlier anti-mask statements was the period in early March when he and Jerome Adams came out against masks (such as the 60 Minutes interview I posted weeks ago). By the time of the May article in the New England Journal of Medicine on May 21, the mask-wearing was completely in vogue and virtually all states were requiring it. Also, Fauci never came out in May to publicly state what was in the May 21 article that he had contributed to.

So please, don't give me that bullshit. Fauci simply knows that hardly anyone knows about the May 21 article, and he is doing what he has done his entire career in DC: play the political game. It is plain as day that Fauci is a political creature and a celebrity character as much as if not more than an "infectious disease expert." My judgment from the beginning has been that he is in large part a celebrity clown, and his numerous contradictions and vacillations have confirmed that assessment in recent months.

He was on NPR as recently as yesterday saying that he understands that by discouraging mask use earlier on he did cloud the issue.

Just a quick side note: I am for defunding NPR. I find it pathetic that Republicans always agree to fund that shithole network, which is a complete waste of money. There can be a classical music station unpolluted by white left-wing political inanities.

A lot of thoughts and opinions on how to handle this pandemic, amongst the most prominent in charge of it, has changed and evolved as we know more.

We actually don't know a whole lot more. The more perceptive among us recognized what was going on in March. But I'm glad that you believe in the ignoble, I mean noble, mythology of NPR and the New Slavetrader Times. The March 24th WSJ article from two Stanford scientists that I posted said there were likely millions of asymptomatic carriers, and that reality has been borne out in the months since.

Even Trump is now behind mask wearing, and Pence wore one in public the other day.

Pence is a fucking meathead. Why does him wearing a mask prove anything? And I am for the face masks too; I just believe in a different use for them. I think they are great to wipe your ass with if the lockdowns are causing a toilet paper shortage at your local department store. (That said, I do like bandannas; they are one of the few positives I can take from this nightmarish and dystopian lockdown period.)

Btw, I find Fox News's hyping of "covid" in recent months to have been totally pathetic. Instead of resisting the Democratic Party's idiocy at every turn, they have conceded far too much ground. Hannity and MacCallum just put out commercials imploring people to wear masks, and in March Fox News did as much fearmongering about "covid" as the other channels instead of resisting this fraudulent narrative the whole way through.

Republicans have been weak and pitiful in standing up the covid lockdowns. They should have been laughing at the New York Times editorial board and acting like they heard nothing from them. But then again, I have no respect for the NYT editorial board so I suppose it's easy for me to say that. I think they're a joke and they should not be treated as even remotely serious intellectuals.

If Republicans had any resolve or toughness to them, they would point to this story right here as reason for an immediate opening up of American society on Monday July 6th. Time to end the bullshit. The lockdowns are causing more death than they are preventing:

Pandemic unleashes a spike in overdose deaths
The coronavirus threat put on hold a billion-dollar research program focused on new forms of addiction treatment.

06/29/2020

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/06/29/pandemic-unleashes-a-spike-in-overdose-deaths-345183

You can keep going back to old articles, but it doesn't reflect when things change.

Again, the May 21 article came out long after the masks were in vogue. What Fauci was referring to in your article were the anti-face mask statements that he and Jerome Adams made in early March. He was not referring to the May 21 article, which he assumes 99% of people don't know about. And you and AntiPusher would not know about it either were it not for me and my sources.

Btw, how about Trump being right about hydroxychloroquine? Even CNN had to grudgingly admit it today when reporting about that new study.
 
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Fauci is a doofus. Dr. Scott Atlas is a far superior scientist. If Republicans weren't pussies and if Pence wasn't such a goody-two-shoes cornball, they would get Fauci the fuck out of there and replace him with Atlas, whose credentials are impeccable and whose analysis is far more consistent and informed than Fauci's vacillating bullshit:

‘Sloppy Thinking’: Stanford’s Scott Atlas Rips Lockdown And Mask-Wearing Proponents For Denying Science And Ignoring Data
June 08, 2020

 

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And they are right about that. Because of interracial sex that has occurred for centuries, the vast majority of blacks in the USA have at least some European blood. They are not pure Africans. That is why so many of them have lighter skin tone.
Let's be clear about this: one of the early reasons for the 'vast majority of Blacks having some European blood' was the rape of enslaved women. That all by itself is one reason that "skin-tone" is an issue, and a whole other, large conversation..
 

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No no no no no, your timeline is completely fucking off. I read your article and what Fauci was clearly referring to when he spoke of his earlier anti-mask statements was the period in early March when he and Jerome Adams came out against masks (such as the 60 Minutes interview I posted weeks ago). By the time of the May article in the New England Journal of Medicine on May 21, the mask-wearing was completely in vogue and virtually all states were requiring it. Also, Fauci never came out in May to publicly state what was in the May 21 article that he had contributed to.

So please, don't give me that bullshit. Fauci simply knows that hardly anyone knows about the May 21 article, and he is doing what he has done his entire career in DC: play the political game. It is plain as day that Fauci is a political creature and a celebrity character as much as if not more than an "infectious disease expert." My judgment from the beginning has been that he is in large part a celebrity clown, and his numerous contradictions and vacillations have confirmed that assessment in recent months.

Why does this timing or that article even matter? Get over it! Everyone is agreeing (except the tinfoil hat folk) that masks help contain the spread. It doesn't hurt anyone enough to say so to wear one, and it protects others. Put on your damned mask, you self-involved luddite. I promise it won't make your balls shrink.
Just a quick side note: I am for defunding NPR. I find it pathetic that Republicans always agree to fund that shithole network, which is a complete waste of money. There can be a classical music station unpolluted by white left-wing political inanities.

Clearly you never listen to NPR. Beyond classical music, (which, let's face it, if the government doesn't fund it, local classical stations are kaput,) they also showcase the arts. How much local radio or even TV programming goes into highlighting books, theater, plastic arts or even independent film? NPR has a lot of time for them, which is very important, imo. Also, they do hour-long shows on science, and spoken word projects. Not to mention that there is probably a larger diversity of voices in their programming than...well, name me another. One man's "left-wing political inanities" is another man's open-minded forum. And we all figured out a long time ago how "open-minded" you are about journalism.
Pence is a fucking meathead. Why does him wearing a mask prove anything? And I am for the face masks too; I just believe in a different use for them. I think they are great to wipe your ass with if the lockdowns are causing a toilet paper shortage at your local department store. (That said, I do like bandannas; they are one of the few positives I can take from this nightmarish and dystopian lockdown period.)

Pence is the head of the committee on the pandemic. If you don't like him, take it up with Trump.
Btw, I find Fox News's hyping of "covid" in recent months to have been totally pathetic. Instead of resisting the Democratic Party's idiocy at every turn, they have conceded far too much ground. Hannity and MacCallum just put out commercials imploring people to wear masks, and in March Fox News did as much fearmongering about "covid" as the other channels instead of resisting this fraudulent narrative the whole way through.

Republicans have been weak and pitiful in standing up the covid lockdowns. They should have been laughing at the New York Times editorial board and acting like they heard nothing from them. But then again, I have no respect for the NYT editorial board so I suppose it's easy for me to say that. I think they're a joke and they should not be treated as even remotely serious intellectuals.
Even your friends have deserted you. As AP pointed out above about you liking CNN, when they suit you, you also turn on Fox and the Republicans, when they don't. Let's examine this for a minute: who is it that might be wrong?
 

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If Republicans had any resolve or toughness to them, they would point to this story right here as reason for an immediate opening up of American society on Monday July 6th. Time to end the bullshit. The lockdowns are causing more death than they are preventing:

Pandemic unleashes a spike in overdose deaths
The coronavirus threat put on hold a billion-dollar research program focused on new forms of addiction treatment.

06/29/2020

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/06/29/pandemic-unleashes-a-spike-in-overdose-deaths-345183
Funny, I don't remember your outrage at the opioid crisis before the pandemic. At the pharmaceutical companies that made bazillions by selling these "non-addictive" synthetic opioids to the masses. Or your call for public healthcare to do better about folks with mental health or co-concurring issues, who get way too little help for their problems. Or your support for the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare to you,) which was at least some payment towards rehab. Oh, and weren't you the guy who just shortly ago was making much of Black people and hard drugs, as a slam on them? Your sudden sympathy for drug overdoses is also concurrent with how often they happen in "white" communities, in the recent drug epidemic. Forgive me if I find it hard to take your new-found sympathy with any credence.
Btw, how about Trump being right about hydroxychloroquine? Even CNN had to grudgingly admit it today when reporting about that new study.

I haven't seen a headline that that is the new top protocol, but no one here ever said they'd be against anything that works. That's just your paranoia and grudge.
 

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No no no no no, your timeline is completely fucking off. I read your article and what Fauci was clearly referring to when he spoke of his earlier anti-mask statements was the period in early March when he and Jerome Adams came out against masks (such as the 60 Minutes interview I posted weeks ago). By the time of the May article in the New England Journal of Medicine on May 21, the mask-wearing was completely in vogue and virtually all states were requiring it. Also, Fauci never came out in May to publicly state what was in the May 21 article that he had contributed to.

So please, don't give me that bullshit. Fauci simply knows that hardly anyone knows about the May 21 article, and he is doing what he has done his entire career in DC: play the political game. It is plain as day that Fauci is a political creature and a celebrity character as much as if not more than an "infectious disease expert." My judgment from the beginning has been that he is in large part a celebrity clown, and his numerous contradictions and vacillations have confirmed that assessment in recent months.



Just a quick side note: I am for defunding NPR. I find it pathetic that Republicans always agree to fund that shithole network, which is a complete waste of money. There can be a classical music station unpolluted by white left-wing political inanities.



We actually don't know a whole lot more. The more perceptive among us recognized what was going on in March. But I'm glad that you believe in the ignoble, I mean noble, mythology of NPR and the New Slavetrader Times. The March 24th WSJ article from two Stanford scientists that I posted said there were likely millions of asymptomatic carriers, and that reality has been borne out in the months since.



Pence is a fucking meathead. Why does him wearing a mask prove anything? And I am for the face masks too; I just believe in a different use for them. I think they are great to wipe your ass with if the lockdowns are causing a toilet paper shortage at your local department store. (That said, I do like bandannas; they are one of the few positives I can take from this nightmarish and dystopian lockdown period.)

Btw, I find Fox News's hyping of "covid" in recent months to have been totally pathetic. Instead of resisting the Democratic Party's idiocy at every turn, they have conceded far too much ground. Hannity and MacCallum just put out commercials imploring people to wear masks, and in March Fox News did as much fearmongering about "covid" as the other channels instead of resisting this fraudulent narrative the whole way through.

Watch Cali




Republicans have been weak and pitiful in standing up the covid lockdowns. They should have been laughing at the New York Times editorial board and acting like they heard nothing from them. But then again, I have no respect for the NYT editorial board so I suppose it's easy for me to say that. I think they're a joke and they should not be treated as even remotely serious intellectuals.

If Republicans had any resolve or toughness to them, they would point to this story right here as reason for an immediate opening up of American society on Monday July 6th. Time to end the bullshit. The lockdowns are causing more death than they are preventing:

Pandemic unleashes a spike in overdose deaths
The coronavirus threat put on hold a billion-dollar research program focused on new forms of addiction treatment.

06/29/2020

https://www.politico.com/news/2020/06/29/pandemic-unleashes-a-spike-in-overdose-deaths-345183



Again, the May 21 article came out long after the masks were in vogue. What Fauci was referring to in your article were the anti-face mask statements that he and Jerome Adams made in early March. He was not referring to the May 21 article, which he assumes 99% of people don't know about. And you and AntiPusher would not know about it either were it not for me and my sources.

Btw, how about Trump being right about hydroxychloroquine? Even CNN had to grudgingly admit it today when reporting about that new study.

Watch the video Cali ..these are facts

 
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