jerseyhoya wrote:Donald J. Trump ‏@realDonaldTrump
Why does the liberal media think Bill O'Reilly (@oreillyfactor) is a complete and total vulgarian? I don't think so!

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Soren wrote:This is gross

I wonder how often shit like this gets sent to people.

edit: it should be noted no one has been able to validate that this wasn't some kind of scam.

jerseyhoya wrote:Surprised Hillary's people would greenlight that because they're risk averse as hell, but DeBlasio is married to a black woman and has his black kids and whatnot. At least there's something new to pretend to be offended about though.

slugsrbad wrote:I had never heard that phrase before.

jerseyhoya wrote:Y'all ready for this?!



No. I wasn't.

This’ll show ’em.

Effective 12:30 a.m. on Monday, April 11, the adult film site XHamster began refusing service to anyone with a North Carolina IP address. Now, instead of porn, North Carolinians seeking to get their rocks off at XHamster are confronted with a link to a petition demanding the repeal of the state’s controversial anti-LGBTQ HB2 law.

Mike Kulich, spokesman for XHamster, said the website believes in equality for all.

“We have spent the last 50 years fighting for equality for everyone and these laws are discriminatory which XHamster does not tolerate,” he said in a statement to The Huffington Post. “Judging by the stats of what you North Carolinians watch, we feel this punishment is a severe one. We will not standby and pump revenue into a system that promotes this type of garbage. We respect all sexualities and embrace them.”

Kulich added that the company’s statistics indicate that, despite their narrow-minded politics, North Carolinians are pretty open-minded when it comes to their porn.

“Back in March, we had 400,000 hits for the term ‘Transsexual’ from North Carolina alone,” he said. “People from that state searched ‘Gay’ 319,907 times.”

XHamster joins a growing list of companies–including PayPal, Apple, Google and the NBA, among many others–and entertainers like Bruce Springsteen who are refusing to do business in the Tar Heel State.

Kulich says he believes denying people porn may be the ticket to ending LGBTQ discrimination in North Carolina altogether.

“I think that porn has the power to do what Bruce Springsteen can’t,” he says.

"There is a sentiment among frat guys, lacrosse players and middle class affluent white kids that they are kind of getting persecuted lately," Portnoy told CBS News.

"You tell a joke it gets blown out of proportion. You gotta walk on eggshells. There's kind of that feeling, and Trump, he tells a joke and doesn't back down. He says things that would normally been frowned upon. At a school, a kid would get expelled. Not that it's right or wrong, but he's sort of defending a lot of the things they've been attacked for in the last five years or so."

"It's an F-U to society, who is telling us we are a bad guy because we like hooking up with girls on spring break," he added. "And they see Trump sticking up for that."

Bro 1: "He's got spine."

Bro 2: "I think money attracts money. And that's why I like Trump."

Bro 3: "I think America needs doers in the country -- not just talkers -- doers."

Bro 4: "He's not Bernie Sanders."

Bro 5: "He not any other candidate."

Bro 6: "He does him. Doesn't pretend to be anyone else, he does him."

"We're not afraid to show that we enjoy being Americans, and Trump portrays being a good American," Sandberg explained.

Sandberg said of Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski being accused of simple battery for grabbing a female reporter. "I don't know the complete story, but from what I've heard, this reporter or woman was being aggressive to Trump, and as a campaign manager that's something you don't want your candidate to go through. He did his job and that's it.

SK790 wrote:Learn the mental gymnastics behind the (almost exclusively affluent and white) young Trump supporters: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/meet-the-trump-bros/

"There is a sentiment among frat guys, lacrosse players and middle class affluent white kids that they are kind of getting persecuted lately," Portnoy told CBS News....