This mistake is just the tibia of the iceberg.

“It’s just a brain wound!”

hold my stethoscope

Nothing that massive amounts of painkillers and anti-inflammatories won’t fix. What? You banged your head too? I’m sure it’s nothing.

He could hardly do worse.

So, I’m thinking that a doctor who can not identify a broken leg may also have difficulty in assessing for concussion. Jesus.

For some reason the “y” in “Deryk” is pissing me off.

It was probably just too hard to see the fracture after he was told to “just rub some dirt on it and get the hell back out on the field.”

That’s terrible.

“I build some great ghettos. Probably the best ghettos ever. Everyone says so. Everyone who comes to my ghettos tells me how great they are.”

Transcripts of Donnyboy never convey the full absurdity of what he’s willing to say in front of a camera.

He knew exactly what he was saying with every repulsive word.

I watched that beating video earlier today and couldn’t believe how nobody ran to Deandre’s defense to beat up those fucking Nazi scumbags. As for your quote...

When I lived in D.C., I took a road trip up to Gettysburg. And totally agree with you that it was presented in a sobering, accurate and respectful way that didn’t mock the South but that made it very clear they were on the wrong side of history. I had a mild emotional breakdown because it was presented so well and…

100%

This is absurd. Are you not able to distinguish degrees of right and wrong?

Dickhead, the greats these monuments honor fought for slavery. This isn’t a matter of otherwise good people becoming the villians, these were slavers.

When i was a kid we took a family road trip to gettysburg where the civil war was pretty soberly and accurately recalled in the museum and tour.

Here’s a fun one that has been raging for years: the Nathan Bedford Forrest monument in Selma, AL, my hometown. When I was in high school, there was a big row over whether it should be removed from public property or not, including a pickup truck toppling it with a chain. They eventually moved it to a local cemetery…

A conversation (not paraphrased) I had with my dad yesterday: