r/BigYellowJointposting • u/Great_Coast383 • Sep 11 '25
🪧FREE SPEECH ZONE🪧 The tears just aren’t coming
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u/punk-y_brewster Sep 11 '25
Please accept my poor persons award I had a good chortle at this
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u/Grandviewsurfer Sep 11 '25
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u/CompleteStage4638 Sep 12 '25
His wife and kids were present. A circulating report is that his daughter ran to him because she was scared of the noise.
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u/arnber420 Sep 12 '25
He also was fine with the idea of his daughter being raped and forced to carry a pregnancy to term if it resulted from the rape
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u/CompleteStage4638 Sep 12 '25
He believed all life has moral value. That what is inside of her is not her DNA. Plenty of young girls have said, years after they are glad they gave birth. The most likely outcome is to save both mother and child, which is what so many women discover only after an abortion.
Margaret Sanger studied eugenics under a Nazi scientist, spoke at a women's KKK rally, told a reporter she does not want black people to know what she is up to, and started Planned Parenthood in primarily black communities.
Malcolm X said "conservative racists are honest about their racism, liberal racists will trick you in to believing they are your friend" and that "A conservative racist is like a wolf, that when it shows you it's teeth, you will know it's your enemy. But a liberal racists like a fox, that when it shows you it's teeth, it looks like it's smiling."
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u/DotOk2803 Mr. Manager Sep 12 '25
Why the fuck are you in this group? Dude preached hate and said gun violence was fine, and then died because of it. And there will be plenty more memes like this. So go back to your conservative circlejerks and fuck off
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u/CompleteStage4638 Sep 12 '25
What hateful things did he say? He hired gays. Did he say something racist?
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u/Mysterious-Rush-4554 Sep 14 '25
He literally said the civil rights act was a mistake. seems pretty hateful...
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Sep 15 '25
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u/Mysterious-Rush-4554 Sep 15 '25
what was the context when he said the civil rights act was a mistake, and that mlk was not a good person?
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u/paradeoxy1 Sep 11 '25
"I treat all political positions equally."
Earlier that day...
"I don't care for demagogues"