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8. The man worked for bush Cheney in 2004

Fri Sep 12, 2025, 07:52 PM

22 hrs ago

Last edited Fri Sep 12, 2025, 09:03 PM - Edit history (2)

Hateful thoughts lead to hateful words which can lead to hateful actions. What
part of that is wrong?

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Rachel and Lawrence, that's it for me on MSNBC Joinfortmill Yesterday #1

I called deRien Yesterday #2

Matthew Dowd was just fired from MSNBC for saying this LetMyPeopleVote Yesterday #3

MSNBC also banned Sam Seder lizardkingjr 23 hrs ago #5

I emailed them oberle 22 hrs ago #6

Self-censorship is to obey in advance 2na fisherman 22 hrs ago #7

FCC only manages broadcast TV stations SocialDemocrat61 18 hrs ago #14

FCC, OR, FTC and IRS can order reprisals 2na fisherman 17 hrs ago #15

They can regulate local cable systems SocialDemocrat61 16 hrs ago #18

The man worked for bush Cheney in 2004 Botany 22 hrs ago #8

Seems par for the course for that shit station. BigmanPigman 22 hrs ago #9

In times of universal deception, BattleRow 22 hrs ago #10

Fuck them! Crunchy Frog 21 hrs ago #11

Another example of corporate news caving in advance La Coliniere 21 hrs ago #12

First of all.. Bullshit MSNBC Suits. Cha 20 hrs ago #13

Recommended. H2O Man 17 hrs ago #16

MSNothingButCommercials should be left to die on the vine. flvegan 16 hrs ago #17