Quote (thesnipa @ Nov 1 2018 08:51am)

https://pagesix.com/2018/11/01/al-roker-defends-dressing-as-white-character-for-halloween/?_ga=2.100019222.964561057.1541080017-1147555080.1514899378

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/gabrielle-union-called-gwen-stefani-184610267.html

2x blatant hypocrisy. both claim that wearing a wig and not putting on skin altering makeup is OK, for both blacks and whites.

we all know that a white person could keep their skin white but wear a dreadlocks wig and a shitstorm would ensue.

i personally wish their "rules" applied in reality, wigs and w/e else fine, masks and skin makeup being taboo. not illegal, but taboo. but it doesnt, they're liars. roker ran out Megyn Kelly just for asking a question, i guess being a fat as shit weatherman who's wrong more than 50% of the time then getting re-famous for having a stomach surgery because he wasnt able to healthily curb his own eating habits doesnt make you socially conscious, color me shocked.

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Donald Trump’s former attorney is relating shocking racist and disparaging comments he says the president made about black people.

Michael Cohen tells Vanity Fair that the president’s recent tirades have compelled him to reveal details from his tenure at the Trump Organization that he says show Trump’s real character.

Cohen says he once remarked to Trump that the crowd at a presidential campaign rally was overwhelmingly Caucasian and that Trump responded,“That’s because black people are too stupid to vote for me.”

He also claims that after the death of South African leader Nelson Mandela, Trump challenged him to “name one country run by a black person that’s not a shithole,” before adding, “Name one city.”

But one of the most shocking allegations involved the first season of “The Apprentice,” which came down to two male contestants: eventual winner Bill Rancic and Kwame Jackson, an African-American investment manager who had graduated from Harvard Business School.

“He said, ‘There’s no way I can let this black f-g win,’” Cohen is quoted as saying in Vanity Fair.

Jackson confirmed he had heard that Trump made comments like that but replied to the magazine with a reference to “Black Panther”: “My response to President Trump is simple and Wakandan. Not today, colonizer!”

Cohen says he wishes he had “been a bigger person” and quit the Trump Organization but says he forgave his boss and figured he’d grow into the presidency, something he now says hasn’t happened.

Quote (Beowulf @ 2 Nov 2018 20:48)

https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/michael-cohen-donald-trump-racist-comments_us_5bdcbd19e4b04367a87c9282

Michael Cohen Claims Trump Called Black People ‘Too Stupid’ To Vote For Him



Reports are saying that Trump doesn't only look down on his "dumb southerner" supporters but also hates black people

Polls about the story are showing that so far zero people are surprised by this

Quote (excellence @ Nov 2 2018 09:02pm)

hey you claimed you didn’t harass a woman. claiming something doesn’t make it true

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SAN ANTONIO - A San Antonio man, who was originally born in California, was walking to a local H-E-B when his life changed forever.

According to a claim sent to Homeland Security from the man's attorney, 24-year-old Julio Cesar Ovalle was walking to his local H-E-B off Potranco Road on June 11 when he was stopped by a Border Patrol agent. The claim alleges the agent began to ask Ovalle for his papers, making derogatory statements at him and implying he was in the country illegally. All Ovalle had on him that day was cash and his cellphone as he had left his wallet with his Texas ID card in his dad's car.

The claim goes on, saying Ovalle was forcefully put into the agent's vehicle and his phone taken away. All the while, Ovalle continued to insist he was a U.S. citizen and could get his papers if given the chance.

Ovalle was taken to the Cotulla station. During the drive, the agent allegedly continued to berate Ovalle about where he crossed, and other similar comments. The next day, Ovalle was transferred to Laredo where agents continued to ask him about his immigration status. The claim says agents did not believe him and forced him to sign papers he did not understand. Ovalle speaks little English and was placed in special education classes in high school, where he did not graduate.

The same day, Ovalle was sent to Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, Mexico, without seeing a judge, making a phone call, speaking with an attorney or even an opportunity to obtain the papers, according to the claim.

After being deported to Mexico, Ovalle was able to finally call his father who said he was on his way with the papers and instructed him to wait outside. However, while waiting, Ovalle says he was abducted by members of the Mexican cartel. They then took him to a home outside of Nuevo Laredo and held him for ransom.

After his father had received voice messages demanding the ransom, he contacted the FBI. The FBI communicated with Mexico officials and were able to get Ovalle released at the International Bridge in Laredo.

The claim says because of these events, Ovalle continues to suffer severe emotional distress.

The federal government now has about six months before a lawsuit can be filed.

Quote (duffman316 @ Nov 3 2018 12:40pm)

deportation, not just for illegals anymore
commence rounding up the brownies :o

Quote (EndlessSky @ Nov 3 2018 11:52am)

He still hasnt produced the papers. How can you be so gullible?

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Julio Cesar Ovalle, 24, said in an interview Friday that he was not released until days later when the FBI intervened with Mexican authorities.

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The Espinoza Law Firm filed the federal claim against the U.S Department of Homeland Security.

Quote (duffman316 @ Nov 3 2018 01:19pm)

well i don't have a deep seated hatred of brown people so when i hear something like the fbi and mexico getting involved to return a guy back to the states or that now there is a lawsuit in the works he's proooobaaably a citizen



any family or friends of yours in border patrol? you have a lot in common with them