Idk about that, but:
Here's the Mother Jones article and pic:GOP group apologizes for mistakenly posting KKK image
... The Lawrence County Republican Party intended to post an image of the GOP elephant on its Facebook page, but ended up using one in which the white spaces between the animal's legs were drawn to resemble hooded Klansmen....
“I would like to offer a deep and sincere apology for a picture that temporarily appeared on this page last night. A google search picture of a GOP elephant was used and later found to have hidden images that do not represent the views or beliefs of the Lawrence County Republican Party," Shannon Terry wrote in a Facebook post apologizing for the use of the image....
The image had been used in a 2020 article in Mother Jones accusing the GOP of racism....
) of the Klansmen? 
GoCubsGo wrote: ↑Fri Oct 07, 2022 6:38 pmPraise Jesus ya'll.
‘You unleash hell on your kids’: Central Texas mom warns parents about ‘Hocus Pocus 2′
Twitter wasting no time having some fun.
You beat me to it. 
Ratatouille has a lot of innuendos
... Skinner tells him to get out and that one can get too familiar with vegetables. This is an innuendo for ... well, to keep it semi-PG, a vegetable fetish.
A couple of more innuendos come when Linguini is trying to tell Colette that he's getting help in the kitchen from Remy. During this whole encounter, Colette is getting ready to blast him with pepper spray, and his poor choice of words don't help her feel any more comfortable. First, he admits that he has a "disturbing" secret, and when he tries to say "rat," he stops midway through the word, prompting Colette to ask, "You have a rash?" But Linguini keeps making things more and more uncomfortable, going on to say that he has "this tiny, little, little ..." while making an awkward gesture of size with his fingers. Adults might get the obvious gag, but it's going to fly over the heads of most children.
Not over the head of prudish Texas xtian moms with sticks up their asses, apparently. Opps, is that another "sex scene" innuendo?The fact that Old Yeller is 10x more traumatizing than any Halloween kids movie out there
We read it in middle school and half the class started crying lol
We read Flowers for Algernon in 7th grade! I thought they were gonna have to bring in a therapist because the class was so inconsolable!
Try watching Bambi as a child lol...Disney is traumatic stuff lolI was cheering for the hunter, deer tastes very good
Lots of "witches" on Faux Noise.Thank you.
There is too much WITCHCRAFT on TV.
I only watch the Littlest Hobo and Fox News.
I once saw a movie where this guy was tortured, nailed to a big tree thing, stabbed with a spear, sealed in a cave and then came back to life a few days later. What sort of sick mind comes up with this stuff?
Bette Midler better not come on me or my family ever again!!She's got one more time to come on me
Vanilla Bellini is when I was sure this was satire.
Fried cheese had me suspicious, though.
The best satire is indistinguishable from realityBlaire Erskine (born August 25, 1991) is an American comedian and writer. She is best known for her satirical Twitter videos spoofing various right-wing political figures and fictional Trump supporters. Erskine is a staff writer for Jimmy Kimmel Live!.
. I guess I should have watched and read your link. Erskine is perfectly mocking a now private facebook post by wingnut Jamie Gooch.
Nah, the wimps will pull out their guns and kids are around. Knoxville is a somewhat Dem city in a somewhat GQP county. I hope there are significant boos and jeers, and would not object to water balloons on chilly days.billy.pilgrim wrote: ↑Sun Dec 04, 2022 12:34 pmEast Tennessee competes for the best racist Christmas Parade
https://www.knoxnews.com/story/news/loc ... 693244007/
"• The Sons of Confederate Veterans joins the Knoxville Christmas parade every year.
• The parade bans "overtly political" messages in the parade, but allows the Confederate imagery.
• After the city relayed a complaint to organizer WIVK, the group was asked to not fly a Confederate flag.
• Courts have upheld the right of parade organizers to ban participants whose messages they disagree with.
Every year at the Christmas parade in downtown Knoxville, there's one float that chills the holiday cheer: the Sons of Confederate Veterans.
The group calls itself a heritage organization that honors the men who fought for the South during the Civil War. But to countless others – including Black Americans and those with knowledge of East Tennessee's deep support for the Union during the war − the group is viewed as supporting white supremacy and distorting our nation's history.
The parade's guidelines for participants are clear: "No overtly political message are permitted in the parade"
should there be stomping?
I would support parades in front of radio station WIVK and the homes of its execs until they do.
neoplacebo wrote: ↑Sun Dec 04, 2022 9:26 pmTN is a hotbed of lunacy except for areas in and around Knoxville, Nashville, and Memphis. Most of the rest of the state is in the trump cult. The situation has driven me to get up in the middle of the night just to go outside and see if everything has been blown up or not. I'm sure glad I've got these drugs. shit
WIVK - Contact Us
https://www.wivk.com/station-information/
Re:
Should Confederate imagery be part of a Christmas parade? Knoxville organizers think so
https://www.knoxnews.com/story/news/loc ... 693244007/
Hi,
It saddens me that in 2022 a Christmas parade would be sullied by people honoring slavers and traitors. This hurts WIVK, Knoxville and TN. WWJD? Please ban these traitorous white supremacists from the parade. The season should be about love, respect and good will to ALL.
Sincerely,
(Vrede too)
Vrede too wrote: ↑Sun Dec 04, 2022 11:44 pmneoplacebo wrote: ↑Sun Dec 04, 2022 9:26 pmTN is a hotbed of lunacy except for areas in and around Knoxville, Nashville, and Memphis. Most of the rest of the state is in the trump cult. The situation has driven me to get up in the middle of the night just to go outside and see if everything has been blown up or not. I'm sure glad I've got these drugs. shitWIVK - Contact Us
https://www.wivk.com/station-information/
Re:
Should Confederate imagery be part of a Christmas parade? Knoxville organizers think so
https://www.knoxnews.com/story/news/loc ... 693244007/
Hi,
It saddens me that in 2022 a Christmas parade would be sullied by people honoring slavers and traitors. This hurts WIVK, Knoxville and TN. WWJD? Please ban these traitorous white supremacists from the parade. The season should be about love, respect and good will to ALL.
Sincerely,
(Vrede too)
Thanks, hominy. I may have to drop those folks a line myself. They never replied, surprise surprise.neoplacebo wrote: ↑Mon Dec 05, 2022 7:26 am
Smart.Tennessee man accused of plot to kill FBI agents in latest January 6 charges
Pair allegedly had list of 37 law enforcement agents they planned to assassinate
In the latest in an ever-growing list of criminal charges brought against January 6 rioters, a Tennessee man was arrested on Friday for allegedly plotting to kill the FBI agents who were investigating him.
With the House of Representatives committee on the insurrection preparing to deliver its final recommendations on Monday, 34-year old Edward Kelley of Maryville was charged with conspiracy, retaliating against a federal official and solicitation to commit a crime of violence, reported CNN.
Kelley was already facing charges of assaulting an officer during his participation in the 6 January riots.
Austin Carter, from Knoxville, Tennessee, was also arrested and charged for his involvement in the plot, according to the justice department.
The two men allegedly had a list of 37 law enforcement agents they planned to assassinate, including the agents who arrested Kelley in May for his involvement in the January 6 attack and those who were present for a search of his home, reported the New York Times.
Nice.... Also on Friday, another January 6 rioter who is a QAnon supporter and self-described “poster boy” of the insurrection was sentenced to five years in prison.
Douglas Jensen, 43, of Iowa was sentenced to 60 months, after a judge ruled that he had led rioters into the breached Capitol building and toward the police officer Eugene Goodman, actions that could have led to mass death, reported the Washington Post.
GoMerrickGoThe developments are just the latest in a meticulous and effective law enforcement investigation that has aimed to hold the January 6 attackers to account. As of 7 December, 964 people had been arrested for their involvement in the insurrection, charged with a number of crimes including assault on an officer, destruction of government property and theft, reported Insider.
The list of those arrested for their involvement is expected to grow as the FBI continues to look through media and footage from the Capitol attacks.
Of the 964, about half – 465 – have pled guilty. The longest sentence to date has been for former the NYPD officer Thomas Webster, who got 10 years in prison in September after a judge ruled he assaulted an officer with a metal flagpole when the officer tried to defend the Capitol....
Great flash at the end. Still not even a glance at trump.Vrede too wrote: ↑Sun Dec 18, 2022 11:52 amThey never replied, surprise surprise.neoplacebo wrote: ↑Mon Dec 05, 2022 7:26 am
Friends of yours?Smart.Tennessee man accused of plot to kill FBI agents in latest January 6 charges
Pair allegedly had list of 37 law enforcement agents they planned to assassinate
In the latest in an ever-growing list of criminal charges brought against January 6 rioters, a Tennessee man was arrested on Friday for allegedly plotting to kill the FBI agents who were investigating him.
With the House of Representatives committee on the insurrection preparing to deliver its final recommendations on Monday, 34-year old Edward Kelley of Maryville was charged with conspiracy, retaliating against a federal official and solicitation to commit a crime of violence, reported CNN.
Kelley was already facing charges of assaulting an officer during his participation in the 6 January riots.
Austin Carter, from Knoxville, Tennessee, was also arrested and charged for his involvement in the plot, according to the justice department.
The two men allegedly had a list of 37 law enforcement agents they planned to assassinate, including the agents who arrested Kelley in May for his involvement in the January 6 attack and those who were present for a search of his home, reported the New York Times.Nice.... Also on Friday, another January 6 rioter who is a QAnon supporter and self-described “poster boy” of the insurrection was sentenced to five years in prison.
Douglas Jensen, 43, of Iowa was sentenced to 60 months, after a judge ruled that he had led rioters into the breached Capitol building and toward the police officer Eugene Goodman, actions that could have led to mass death, reported the Washington Post.GoMerrickGoThe developments are just the latest in a meticulous and effective law enforcement investigation that has aimed to hold the January 6 attackers to account. As of 7 December, 964 people had been arrested for their involvement in the insurrection, charged with a number of crimes including assault on an officer, destruction of government property and theft, reported Insider.
The list of those arrested for their involvement is expected to grow as the FBI continues to look through media and footage from the Capitol attacks.
Of the 964, about half – 465 – have pled guilty. The longest sentence to date has been for former the NYPD officer Thomas Webster, who got 10 years in prison in September after a judge ruled he assaulted an officer with a metal flagpole when the officer tried to defend the Capitol....
Vrede too wrote: ↑Sun Dec 18, 2022 11:52 amThey never replied, surprise surprise.neoplacebo wrote: ↑Mon Dec 05, 2022 7:26 am
Friends of yours?
Nah. I've been keeping to myself lately. Keeper of my own flame. So far no flameout but it was touch and go there for a while. "forcing foreign apps to infiltrate the US"?neoplacebo wrote: ↑Sun Dec 18, 2022 6:11 pm
And i know what you mean about them never replying....it's an epidemic with them. I rarely ever get anything back from the scathing beatdowns I send out now and then. I'm still gunning for that little religious weasel Robert Jeffries. He's at the top of my list. Marsha Blackburn is also making a comeback with her new advocacy of forcing foreign apps to infiltrate the US to spew bullshit and nonsense. I'm still working on this one. Half a chance I'll get a reply....my message is quite clear. But they always are..
Appreciating your humour, but you do know they don't actually read emails, letters, etc., right? At one time, a congresscritter's vote might be affected by the volume of correspondence from constituents, but not anymore. They really don't give a shit.neoplacebo wrote: ↑Sun Dec 18, 2022 6:11 pm
And i know what you mean about them never replying....it's an epidemic with them. I rarely ever get anything back from the scathing beatdowns I send out now and then. I'm still gunning for that little religious weasel Robert Jeffries. He's at the top of my list. Marsha Blackburn is also making a comeback with her new advocacy of forcing foreign apps to infiltrate the US to spew bullshit and nonsense. I'm still working on this one. Half a chnce I'll get a reply....my message is quite clear. But they always are..
She sent me an email touting her "Open Apps Market Act" that she says will "force big tech to (fill in the blank)" but it's all just bullshit. There's even ads running now from an activist group urging people to call their reps and tell them to vote against it. I don''t know the details of it but if Marsha's behind it, it's gotta be loony.Vrede too wrote: ↑Sun Dec 18, 2022 7:43 pm"forcing foreign apps to infiltrate the US"?neoplacebo wrote: ↑Sun Dec 18, 2022 6:11 pm
And i know what you mean about them never replying....it's an epidemic with them. I rarely ever get anything back from the scathing beatdowns I send out now and then. I'm still gunning for that little religious weasel Robert Jeffries. He's at the top of my list. Marsha Blackburn is also making a comeback with her new advocacy of forcing foreign apps to infiltrate the US to spew bullshit and nonsense. I'm still working on this one. Half a chance I'll get a reply....my message is quite clear. But they always are..
