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WARNING: Obviously work-unsafe things are being said and expressed in this video. Also, bonus on-the-job drinking!
Just two dudes completely roasting the hell out of each other in a distinctively non-PC way. The back and forth here is what makes it. Sorta like this facebook thread that answered funny questions black people had about white people, it's good to see online conversations like this that don't spiral out of control.
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Yeah, maybe you should have thought that one through a little more, Coca-Cola. Just saying...
Nothing quite like the holidays to get people riled up right? After her ridiculous childish tantrum, she screams, "I VOTED FOR TRUMP!!!!”
Okay...
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For those out of the loop, "Jigaboo" is an old and rarely-heard slur for people of color. You know, the kind of old ditty your more racist grandma might drop casually at Thanksgiving dinner. The anchor, former Miss USA winner Kristi Capel, later apologized for the statement saying that she didn't know that it was a "even a word."
Yep, apparently this dude thinks that Pocahontas is a bad word. Eric Trump's tweet follows the moment yesterday when President Trump called Senator Elizabeth Warren, Pocahontas at an event honoring Native America code talkers. Naturally people on Twitter were in utter disbelief over how unbelievably idiotic and seemingly detached from reality this guy is.
And more tremendous Trump memes here if this was not yuge enough.
Via The Guardian
Members of the neo-Nazi National Democratic party (NPD) in Germany were supposed to participate in a rally in Freiburg last Saturday.
Unfortunately (for them) the rally never happened, as they got on the wrong train and ended up in the city of Mannheim.
Their original train was overcrowded with soccer fans, so police forced them to take the next one. They failed to check the destination, however, before boarding.
“We didn’t miss them,” said the mayor of Freiburg.
These neo-Nazis aren’t exactly the brightest bulbs in the box.
Last year, the village of Wunsiedel turned an annual neo-Nazi march into a fundraiser supporting an anti-Nazi group called EXIT-Germany, and the neo-Nazis had no clue.
Via JoeySaladsVlogs
Let's be clear, he tried to explain it, but that doesn't make it not a really, really dumb idea. This YouTube star is getting a lot of flack for his "social experiment" video that involved, according to him, comparing "radical Islamic terrorism" and "radical Christian terrorism". What does that mean, you ask? Apparently it involves having your friend dress up in a real crappy costume and half-heartedly yelling mispronounced Arabic phrases at people before running away.
Just... just watch it for yourself:
Obviously, most people HATED it. People in the comments of the original video and on Twitter called him out for his terrible judgment.
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