Best to ignore her. She isn't an intelligent woman, which is pretty obvious from her opinions. If you read that series of tweets, what immediately should jump out is how bad she is with both basic math and logic. Of course, if what she actually believes is that all white people, and more than a few black people, are white supremacists, she has an even bigger problem than her nonsensical opinions. And I find it amusing that, as someone who has openly spoken about her own rape, she conveniently ignored Bill Clinton in her "most offensive president of my lifetime" comment.
Snowflakes are people that need safe spaces when their presidential candidate doesn't win. They need to be protected from the scales in the weight room that tells them they're fat. They need a trophy even if they weren't on the team...etc.
Funny how left is out raged cause 15 years ago, Trump had inappropriate locker room talk. Which I agree was wrong.
I agree wholeheartedly, but there is a difference in thinking differently and flat our calling the President a white supremacist. In this case, the employer reacted in a way that we all expected - they agree with her position so there is not much fallback. Had the employee said something they disagreed with, there would have been a much harsher reaction. That is the problem.
I wouldnt fvck either of them with a stolen dick so.........
To be fair, how are you supposed to respond to what earle said? As for espn, they have completely lost it. You simply can't let one side spew whatever they want and suspend someone for saying people think espn is too political. Cohn has more talent in her pinkie than hill has in her entire body.
