C@LAg said:Ellen Page and her hypocritical hate speech in that clip.andyv94 said:C@LAg said:no the connoisseur of dining on rugs and other floor coverings.andyv94 said:
Who? Juan Williams?
No clue who you are talking about sorry
Tom Doniphon said:
I hope they do bury his sorry ass... he was ready to use his victimhood BS to have innocent people convicted - and for what? Because he hates the president? This ****er is the epitome of what black success in this country can look like... but instead of acknowledging how great that is, the b-stard needs to be a narcissistic "victim." Dude had the world by the tail and it wasn't enough. Screw him and the horse he rode in on.
You mean like Roseanne's ambien?Bag said:
if I am his legal counsel I am begging and pleading with him to write a letter, apologizing and stating that he was on some heavy antidepressants and he had a bad reaction. that is the only way he can salvage this thing is to come clean at this point. But it sounds like he's going to keep doubling down on stupid
Roseanne is white and I believe a Trump supporter. Works how they want it to.wannaggie said:You mean like Roseanne's ambien?Bag said:
if I am his legal counsel I am begging and pleading with him to write a letter, apologizing and stating that he was on some heavy antidepressants and he had a bad reaction. that is the only way he can salvage this thing is to come clean at this point. But it sounds like he's going to keep doubling down on stupid
How'd that work?
GCP12 said:
Looks like Judgement for Jussie is coming, and that right soon.Quote:
Meanwhile, the FBI and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service has been quietly working on the origins of Smollett's letter for nearly a month. Giving it far more "attention" than he knew.
Late Monday, CWBChicago received confirmation that the letter case has been before a federal grand jury and multiple subpoenas have been generated over the course of the investigation.
In a conversation on Feb. 8th, before police met with brothers Ola and Abel Osundairo, a leading source within the Smollett attack investigation called the hate crime a "false flag" and said "There is a direct line between (the letter) and (the purported attack)." In the same conversation, the source hinted at what was to come: "This is not a whodunit. It's a how-many-people-dunit."
Federal charges were "certain" against whoever mailed the letter. That person, we were told, "made an enormous mistake."
Found a source for that:brucoh said:The movie script says "This is MAGA country!"?Agnzona said:
Just when you think it can't get any better it does!
Jussie was in NYC they day before auditioning for a movie roll called "Take me out" about a biracial gay baseball player. In the audition scene he is attacked by one of his teammates and uses the exact same words including the Slurs as what he told police his attackers said.
He litteraly was reading a script.
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He had been in New York City for a reading of the play Take Me Out, with sources telling DailyMail.com that Smollett was being considered to appear in a possible revival of the Tony-winning production about a biracial baseball star who comes out as gay.
The script for that play finds the lead character being attacked by a new pitcher who joins the team. That character uses the same racial slurs Smollett told police his attackers screamed at him, including 'f****t' and 'n****r.'
Interesting, first time I've seen an official use the term "false flag".VaultingChemist said:GCP12 said:Looks like Judgement for Jussie is coming, and that right soon.Quote:
Meanwhile, the FBI and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service has been quietly working on the origins of Smollett's letter for nearly a month. Giving it far more "attention" than he knew.
Late Monday, CWBChicago received confirmation that the letter case has been before a federal grand jury and multiple subpoenas have been generated over the course of the investigation.
In a conversation on Feb. 8th, before police met with brothers Ola and Abel Osundairo, a leading source within the Smollett attack investigation called the hate crime a "false flag" and said "There is a direct line between (the letter) and (the purported attack)." In the same conversation, the source hinted at what was to come: "This is not a whodunit. It's a how-many-people-dunit."
Federal charges were "certain" against whoever mailed the letter. That person, we were told, "made an enormous mistake."
Secolobo said:Interesting, first time I've seen an official use the term "false flag".VaultingChemist said:GCP12 said:Looks like Judgement for Jussie is coming, and that right soon.Quote:
Meanwhile, the FBI and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service has been quietly working on the origins of Smollett's letter for nearly a month. Giving it far more "attention" than he knew.
Late Monday, CWBChicago received confirmation that the letter case has been before a federal grand jury and multiple subpoenas have been generated over the course of the investigation.
In a conversation on Feb. 8th, before police met with brothers Ola and Abel Osundairo, a leading source within the Smollett attack investigation called the hate crime a "false flag" and said "There is a direct line between (the letter) and (the purported attack)." In the same conversation, the source hinted at what was to come: "This is not a whodunit. It's a how-many-people-dunit."
Federal charges were "certain" against whoever mailed the letter. That person, we were told, "made an enormous mistake."
So, a black gay guy plays the same role in the movie Empire and was auditioning for the same role in a play.Social Media Influencer said:
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He had been in New York City for a reading of the play Take Me Out, with sources telling DailyMail.com that Smollett was being considered to appear in a possible revival of the Tony-winning production about a biracial baseball star who comes out as gay.
I have it on good uh-thor-uh-TIE... Cartman could do much better.bmks270 said:
It looks like something Cartman of South Park would make.
The self-inflicted ones are the best. They're like children who can't control their emotions, but instead of getting a time out for their outburst, they ruin their whole life.EMY92 said:
I am always happy when bad things happen to bad people. Even more so when it's self inflicted.
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" In the same conversation, the source hinted at what was to come: "This is not a whodunit. It's a how-many-people-dunit."
aTm2004 said:The self-inflicted ones are the best. They're like children who can't control their emotions, but instead of getting a time out for their outburst, they ruin their whole life.EMY92 said:
I am always happy when bad things happen to bad people. Even more so when it's self inflicted.
DallasAg 94 said:I have it on good uh-thor-uh-TIE... Cartman could do much better.bmks270 said:
It looks like something Cartman of South Park would make.
I think Michelle Obama did that one...Mayor West said:Quote:
" In the same conversation, the source hinted at what was to come: "This is not a whodunit. It's a how-many-people-dunit."
Like politicians pushing an anti-lunching bill?!
Mayor West said:Quote:
" In the same conversation, the source hinted at what was to come: "This is not a whodunit. It's a how-many-people-dunit."
Like politicians pushing an anti-lunching bill?!
Right. This is a racially motivated hate crime in and of itself as far as I'm concerned. It just included a large population of intended victims.bmks270 said:aTm2004 said:The self-inflicted ones are the best. They're like children who can't control their emotions, but instead of getting a time out for their outburst, they ruin their whole life.EMY92 said:
I am always happy when bad things happen to bad people. Even more so when it's self inflicted.
What this guy did was evil.
He tried to incite nationwide anger and hate against white conservatives.
Prosperdick said:I think Michelle Obama did that one...Mayor West said:Quote:
" In the same conversation, the source hinted at what was to come: "This is not a whodunit. It's a how-many-people-dunit."
Like politicians pushing an anti-lunching bill?!
My son walked by and heard it and asked "did he say fear mongols, like from the Mongol Empire?"Tony Franklins Other Shoe said:
I've got a new favorite phrase: fear mongrels.
You know how I know these celebrities have a raging case of the dumb?
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He questioned a number of elements of Smollett's story, saying he was skeptical from the beginning, despite wanting to believe him. Even Scooby-Doo, he joked, would have questioned the veracity of the actor and singer's account.
He questioned everything about Jussie's story, clearly showing that he had been questioning this for a while and was compiling some jokes on this.
In his routine, he noted that
* Jussie wouldn't be going to Subway late at night and could hire people to do that for him in the cold January night.
* Why anyone would be walking around Chicago at 2 a.m. with a noose and why Smollett had kept the noose around his neck while he waited for the police to arrive.
Here is where free speech should be valued and why comics like Dave Chappelle are invaluable even if you don't agree with his world view."If I ever get in trouble for the things I say, I'll say it right now: I'm going to apologize. Just know, I'm not sorry."Quote:
He repeatedly expressed his anger that, in his belief, Smollett had lied about the attack, saying it would hurt the credibility of real victims of anti-gay and racist violence, and joked that he hoped "the gays" take the brunt of the blow back.
dcowboy808 said:Prosperdick said:I think Michelle Obama did that one...Mayor West said:Quote:
" In the same conversation, the source hinted at what was to come: "This is not a whodunit. It's a how-many-people-dunit."
Like politicians pushing an anti-lunching bill?!
What a dick!
