I guess a guy could jump to conclusions as to the political standings of whoever put up the signs, but isn't that about like jumping to conclusions as to the political leanings of someone that tried to kill someone running for president?
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I guess a guy could jump to conclusions as to the political standings of whoever put up the signs, but isn't that about like jumping to conclusions as to the political leanings of someone that tried to kill someone running for president?
Preach!Quote:
Originally Posted by eddiememphis
Yeah... I think it sends a great message, regardless of who put them up. I don't see it as racist at all. I see it as pointing out "progressive" hypocrisy. But then I'm just an old white guy living the dream thanks to my white privilege.
It's also especially funny after your governor said complaints about migrants taking over apartment complexes and such was just "imagination". Maybe those signs are just someone's imagination.
So I'm to believe that whomever put the signs up and the people laughing in this thread like it's no big deal are pro-Kamala since she's the subject of the ridicule therein? I may have been born at night but it wasn't last night. I think we can safely make that assumption with a fair degree of certainty.Quote:
Originally Posted by TRnCO
I'm no fan of Kamala (to say the least) but to link "Black people must sit at the back of the bus" in ANY sort anti-Kamala message is out of line. Full stop. It doesn't matter who it's "against" and it makes it worse that it's not even necessary to convey the point. It's not irony and it's not humorous.
I think the whole point is to be out of line. Is to show how crazy the hypocrisy is. Otherwise it’s just a disagreement akin to “I know you are, but what am I?”
People are sick and fucking tired of this fucking nonsense. And if this is how they choose to fight back then that’s good. You have a whole town up there “taken over” but shitheads, but this is the newsworthy item?this is out of line? It should be more out of line.
Also this is humerus…
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So I guess if those of us who argue that the signs are full of irony, do display the hypocrisy of the left and are humorous, all we have to do is say "full stop" and it will make it so? Noted.
The signs are not racist, they are funny, they are humorous, and they do display the rampant hypocrisy the left is known for. FULL STOP!
I warned you.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/yEWoPfCHWys
1. You have no idea who put those signs up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jer
2. You have no idea who, if any, posters here are "Republicans."
3. Posting the images isn't racist. You can argue and ponder the motives of who did put the signs up, but that has nothing to do with this thread and it being posted.
4. You are wasting your time arguing with "those on the left" about what the Republicans are or aren't. They aren't going to listen, dont respect you and dont care.
5. To be honest, I'm not sure why you would take up the argument anyways, mainly, instead, you seem interested in finding fault with the Republicans, not defend them.
But if it'd make you feel better I'll find some controversial and racist signs from the "left" and we can discuss that.............. There are ALOT by BTW.
PS......... for atleast 10yrs (really more like 20yrs) now the left has been constantly and openly ridiculing Conservatives.
So if you're upset by the sarcastic ridicule here.......... open your eyes............ that's politics in America.
I would suspect that they were put up by black individuals to highlight how current "disadvantaged" US citizens are taking second fiddle to recent "newcomers". This has played out specifically in Chicago and New York, where black neighborhoods are NOT happy about their infrastructure and support networks being transitioned carte blanche to the illegals.