Benedict Cumberbatch and Neil Patrick Harris, Hollywood’s ‘Dream Team’.

It’s not racist Democratic Gov. George C. Wallace (D-Al) blocking the schoolhouse doors this time, but a group of hate spouting Washington DC Teachers Union members with some tag-a-long protesters blocking Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos from entering a Middle School in Washington DC. Perhaps they were afraid that she might find a way to free them from the toilet of a failing public school.
Here’s Secretary DeVos blocked by Democrats from entering school.
Here’s racist Democratic Gov. George C. Wallace blocking the schoolhouse doors.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1rd6xfGg5s
I’m not sure I can see a discernible difference. Can you?
Bookmakers from Las Vegas to Nizhny Novgorod are still trying to account for all of their losses after accepting Vlad Putin’s third quarter Super Bowl “fool’s bet” of New England +6.
racist – Urban Dictionary Top Definition
If you’re a white man, this is what you are. It doesn’t even matter if your wife is black and you have an adopted child from India, or how many black friends you
have, somehow you’re going to end up being a racist according to how the media portrays the white man as “racist whities”.
All of this is funny because the white man is the one that is stereotyped as being racist, which is hypocrisy at its best. It’s racist to assume that white men are racists.
If you don’t get offended by racial insults, then you’re apparently racist too, but an actual racist would get offended by it. When you hear a certain word too much (I’m sure we’ve all heard “cracka” hundreds of times thanks to standup comedy) then you become desensitized to it.
Well, that and the words white people get called sound stupid or non-offending. “cracker” came from cracking whips. Indiana Jones cracked whips too, and he was a badass. “honkey” sounds like some kind of gigantic sandwich, and “white boy” makes you seem like the lone white kid in breakdance movies that stands out amongst the other races and white kids. Most people only really think of rednecks when they think of “white trash” so they don’t get offended by it if they’re not rednecks.
Statistics guy: It was found out that the majority of blacks in America listen to hip hop—
Overzealous guy: WTF YOU RACIST I HAVE A BLACK FRIEND THAT DOESN’T LISTEN TO HIP HOP
Statistics guy: But I said the majority, meaning not all of th—
Overzealous guy: YEAH WHATEVER HITLER
Simple, accurate and sad explanation of the realities of Immigration Policies.
**NumbersUSA-For Lower Immigration Levels
Today’s lecture will be about hypocrisy.
From Breitbart, “Cafe X’s Robot Barista May Put Hipsters Out of a Job“.
“Gordon” is the first in a new line of robotic automated baristas at Cafe X in San Francisco, capable of taking and delivering two orders a minute, every minute, all day long.
At this point one start to wonder what impact Seattle’s mandated minimum wage of $15.00 per hour will have on the decision logic of hiring a few ‘Gordon’s” to take over the barista positions.
The process isn’t just fast, it’s streamlined to be completely hassle-free. All you
need to do is tap your desired order on your phone, or use the kiosk’s built-in screen. Within seconds, Gordon will provide you with a perfectly executed beverage of your choice, down to the artisanal beans.
Gordon executes these orders with the help of a six-axis arm designed by Mitsubishi. But in automating the process, is the art of the brew somehow lost? Cafe X CEO Henry Hu doesn’t think so.
Now note what RT’s Question More section says about liberal Starbucks hiring plans.
Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz’s announcement that the coffee giant would hire 10,000 refugees came in a statement in which he mentioned his “deep concern” at US President Donald Trump’s executive order restricting entry from seven predominantly-Muslim nations.
“I also want to take this opportunity to announce specific actions we are taking to reinforce our belief in our partners around the world and to ensure you are clear that we will neither stand by, nor stand silent, as the uncertainty around the new administration’s actions grows with each passing day,” Schultz wrote.
One might be wont to note, “As you brew, so shall you drink from that cup.”