Yeah where’s the kickstarter?

Lol, sure, hoss.

Because this is the internet goddamit.

From the top, not from the bottom. I’m not excusing anything Cannon says, nor was Michael (although I’m not speaking for him, either). The point he appears to be making, and on which I agree is this: what else do you expect from America? This is a racist fucking country. We are swimming in it, breathing it in,…

Are you privy to the contract with Cannon’s production company and the network that you can be so certain that he doesn’t own shit? He wasn’t a contractor, he was a producer.

Uh, that’s kind of how intellectual property ownership works. 

At this point it’s obvious that these efforts are intended to take advantage of the disease’s impact on BIPOC folks.  Protect yourself, because no one else is going to. 

what about this: it’s not whataboutism. No one is letting Cannon slide, he’s getting his. It’s about prioritizing threats. Cannon isn’t rounding up folks and putting them in camps. Cannon isn’t sending federal troops to squelch protests, violent or not. Cannon isn’t shit is the point, dumbass.

It’s obviously going to be Tammy Duckworth unless some Illinois cop kills someone and Klobuchars her chances.

Right? That photo above is like he watched Undercover Brother and thought it was a documentary.

The point is he didn’t say anything different than what the President and his nutjob followers are saying. He just said it for a different audience, and, you know, without the platform of the United States government. But sure, let’s spend more than the minute he deserves on Nick Cannon.

lol, wait until you find out about the Nuwaubians. 

If we’re going to clean house, we have to sweep the corners too.

Believe it or not, but espousing crazy shit, believing crazy shit, and doing crazy shit because of that crazy shit predates YouTube. Crazy.

Which is why it’s even more infuriating that he tried that shit.

Careful now, or the mother plane’s gonna get you. I wish Farrakhan would retire, because I’m not gonna stop buying bean pies, even though I have the recipe.

I think what TCM did with “Gone with the wind” is the right approach, which was to include extra content at the beginning that contextualizes the movie historically, while acknowledging that it glosses over slavery. These aren’t free speech issues, though; they’re PR issues.

Just had a cup of coffee and a two cans of Goya beans! Take that, libs! Time to start the day.

This is wise:

I think it’s 3D printed, but still impressive.