Ask Drew Brees.

He’s a great counter example. He was never in jeopardy of losing his job.

He was in jeopardy of losing much more than a job.

I do that fairly regularly.

Can you give examples of you expressing yourself in real life, around real people, that aren’t all of a similar mind...in a non message board setting?

I’m not saying you don’t. I’m just genuinely curious.

I’m not really a liberal though.

What’s the harm in open dialogue about racial bias? Different perspectives can be exchanged. Why not have honest conversations?

:lol: I’m a liberal in these conversations. I’m a conservative when I say abortion should be illegal, transgenderism is a mental disease, and assault rifles should be legal. I’m used to this story.

And cops do kill black people disproportionately. Documented fact.

You’re very impressive, Fuk

The respect of people close to him? I can buy that. It’s nice to see that that didn’t happen. Listening does a lot.

Who called him a Nazi? Somebody, or more nobodies like JLN posted examples of?

You don’t need to answer. We all know the answer.

And to answer your question, Cornel West is not a nobody but I also don’t think the person who calls Obama a neofascist gangster represents the mainstream left view currently.

Um, every single day of my existence would be an example. I'm not afraid to ever talk about politics, religion, or sex - both in real life and on this magic make believe messageboard.

In real life conversation, just like here, if we get to a point where I get the inkling that we really aren't getting anywhere, I will usually just change the subject or allow the other person or persons to change the subject.

Pretty simple, really.

When I was a younger man I thought people who refused to discuss religion and politics were just cowards, but the older I get, the more I see their wisdom. I don't care how smart you are, how well you've thought through your position, or your ability to articulate your position, you are just not going to convince someone else that their religious or political positions are wrong. In my experience, people change those positions only through their own life experience or through being around several people who see the world through a different lens. The only thing you're going to accomplish in one conversation, or through a small series of conversations, is to piss the other person off.

They have a best of and Parkins was scolding the stick to sports theme in general. Immediately turned it off. ZZ and Thayer had Rudy from ND on, and it was interesting. They had Coomer on, and all three were blubbering, almost weeping and apologizing for evil white people. Turned it off. I notice now if there's a race related interview the other hosts praise the interview as a masterpiece, then praise the guest as he's the second coming of the Messiah. Either coached to do so, or out of fear. They're all becoming Les clones now.

They have a best of and Parkins was scolding the stick to sports theme in general. Immediately turned it off. ZZ and Thayer had Rudy from ND on, and it was interesting. They had Coomer on, and all three were blubbering, almost weeping and apologizing for evil white people. Turned it off. I notice now if there's a race related interview the other hosts praise the interview as a masterpiece, then praise the guest as he's the second coming of the Messiah. Either coached to do so, or out of fear. They're all becoming Les clones now.

I am not a legal expert, how many times do I have to say it?

How many times have you watched your wife fuck another man?

How many times have you watched your wife fuck another man?

Your mother wanted me to watch the dog fuck her but I said I'd pass. That's your job.

you need to stay in your lane... les show summaries

I am not a legal expert, how many times do I have to say it?

When I was a younger man I thought people who refused to discuss religion and politics were just cowards, but the older I get, the more I see their wisdom. I don't care how smart you are, how well you've thought through your position, or your ability to articulate your position, you are just not going to convince someone else that their religious or political positions are wrong. In my experience, people change those positions only through their own life experience or through being around several people who see the world through a different lens. The only thing you're going to accomplish in one conversation, or through a small series of conversations, is to piss the other person off.

Do you understand the concept of the mob? The mob is filled with nobodies. It's just my opinion, but please rethink. Really dive in to what Goebbels did before Krystallnacht, and what the little red book in China did. There's great similarities on what the blue checkmarks and MSM insinuate and instigate. All you have to with the mob is make it clear to read between the lines.

I also tried to deny Twitter was a big deal. This is now much bigger than just shitty cops. It's now a declaration that this country is founded on shit by shit people followed up by generations of shit people who have shit over everything right up to this very day. Cornel West said the American experiment is over. Is he a nobody?

Now I'll standby for the snowflake comments.

And to answer your question, Cornel West is not a nobody but I also don’t think the person who calls Obama a neofascist gangster represents the mainstream left view currently.

Cornel West to civil rights attorney Leo Terrell: "Check yourself, negro!"
by Zachary Halaschak
June 09, 2020 11:15 PM

Dr. Cornel West and civil rights attorney Leo Terrell got into a heated argument about the protests and funding for police departments during an appearance on Fox News.

The two men were on Sean Hannity’s show Tuesday evening. Prior to the back-and-forth, West pointed out that Tuesday marked George Floyd’s funeral and said that it had been a “heavy day.”

“Let’s try to be clear about this now, we must have respect, and there must be an ability to protect,” West said. “You have to have police who respect the community, there has to be some community control, accountability of both citizens and police and recognizing that the deeper issues of poverty, dilapidated schools, housing, shattered families, community, not enough jobs with a living wage — that generates a despair,” he said before Hannity interrupted.

West and Hannity talked over one another for a bit about former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel before Hannity turned to Terrell and asked, “Why didn’t he fix the violence? Why haven’t they fixed our broken school systems? We have failed America’s children.”

Terrell immediately used the opportunity to attack West.

“He’s just giving you old talking points,” Terrell said. “I’ll speak to you, Dr. Cornel West, black man to black man. There’s looting going on,” he said before West began speaking over him.

“It’s my turn! It’s my turn!” Terrell said. “You're trying to conflate protesting and police misconduct. And shame on you!”

“Who do you think you are, my brother?” West responded, moving his head closer into the video frame as the tensions escalated.

“You’re not my brother. You’re not my brother,” Terrell shot back. “You are hurting black people by acting this position. You are taking the wrong position."

When West said, "Check yourself, negro!" to him, Terrell responded, "You have lost control. You're a dinosaur!”

“You disrespect me the day that Brother Floyd is put in his grave? Who do you think you are?” West shot back.

Hannity broke in after the fight continued. “One at a time, one at a time,” he said.

West and Terrell continued back and forth before it ended with the two men comparing their credentials and Terrell calling for Hannity to cut West off.

“We’re talking about respect,” West told Terrell, with him responding, “You get no respect from me.”

Some of the protesters calling attention to systemic racism and police brutality in the United States have vocally advocated for defunding police forces. In Minneapolis, where Floyd died, the city council has a veto-proof majority aiming to defund and disband the police department.