The Political Correctness Haters' Club

^... Nice vid', but Russians defeated NAZI more than USA did ... 

17 hours ago, frenchkiki said:

I like ^^ not her but I like that pin up style/ Big boobs are the best, fake or not

Exactly!!!

I always wonder is it fake boobs that cause that line between breasts or is it genetic.

That line helps to fit things inbetween tho

3 hours ago, Sanni said:

I always wonder is it fake boobs that cause that line between breasts or is it genetic.

What line?

3 minutes ago, frenchkiki said:

What line?

Similar to what Emma Glover has:

Leave Emma out of this 

What? I like Emma. But that line thingy has always been a bit weird to me.

5 minutes ago, Sanni said:

 

Similar to what Emma Glover has:

 

I really have no idea

Please feel free to post more breasts though similar to those.

4 hours ago, Sanni said:

I always wonder is it fake boobs that cause that line between breasts or is it genetic.

The line separates the left & right boobies/pecs.

I'm so late to this party but I'm here all. I hate PC!!! It bugs me.

I am an avid believer of making jokes that are stereotypical. Doesn't make me a racist. People don't know how to distinguish the two these days. I've been called a racist for saying things about Arabs. Little did those people know I'm an Aussie but with Lebanese background. So suck on that

Leanna Bartlett

Glenn Greenwald weighs in on the proponents of a new 'Cold War and gives the perfect response to the Wikilieaks, Russia election meddling theory

@ 1:11:16

This is hilarious.

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Robert Lee: ESPN under fire for taking announcer off UVA game

 

by Brian Stelter   @brianstelter August 23, 2017: 4:41 AM ET

 

By trying to avoid an embarrassing ordeal, ESPN has embarrassed itself. 

 

On Tuesday night, the network confirmed that its management moved an Asian-American announcer, Robert Lee, off the University of Virginia's home opener football game "simply because of the coincidence of his name."

 

Earlier Tuesday, a source had told CNN that Lee was abruptly switched to the Youngstown versus Pitt game. He had recently been promoted by ESPN, so the switch was a sensitive matter.

 

News of the decision follows the violence that broke out earlier this month at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, protesting plans to remove a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. The night before the deadly violence, white nationalists marched across the UVA campus, carrying torches and chanting racist slogans.

 

Now, UVA is preparing for the start of a new school year. The opening home game -- against William and Mary -- is on September 2, the same day as Youngstown versus Pitt.

 

Both games are slated to be live-streamed on ESPN's digital networks, but not on television.

 

But if ESPN thought this was a minor change, it was quickly proven wrong when word leaked out on Tuesday. The website Outkick the Coverage broke the story -- with a headline invoking a popular conservative nickname for ESPN, "MSESPN," which derides the network as the sports equivalent of the liberal talk shows on MSNBC.

 

The headline said, "MSESPN Pulls Asian Announcer Named Robert Lee Off UVa Game To Avoid Offending Idiots." The story was so popular that the site's servers were overloaded on Tuesday evening.

 

ESPN subsequently said in a statement that its executives "collectively made the decision with Robert to switch games as the tragic events in Charlottesville were unfolding."

 

"In that moment it felt right to all parties," the network said. "It's a shame that this is even a topic of conversation and we regret that who calls play-by-play for a football game has become an issue."

 

From ESPN's perspective, the executives were trying to guard against Lee becoming a punchline, given that he shares a name with a Confederate general.

 

But many commenters on social media said ESPN overreacted. The story lit up Twitter and Facebook on Tuesday. Two of the prime time shows on Fox News mocked ESPN for the decision. A banner on screen called it "pathetic."

 

"ESPN did this out of fear of the yowling mob. And is part of it now," John Podhoretz, the editor of Commentary, wrote on Twitter.

 

ESPN has been strongly criticized -- primarily in conservative circles -- for injecting political issues into sports coverage and for allegedly taking sides in various controversies.

 

The network recently commissioned a study that found political polarization has not had a big effect on viewership.

 

http://money.cnn.com/2017/08/23/media/espn-robert-lee-uva-game/index.html

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When Candice Swanepoel likes some racist feeds on IG ...

Today : 

... you click on it, and you get this :

Funny, but racist. And fake news btw