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John Wayne Seaman retweeted
Tim Tebow is on pace to headline more than 20 Life Surge events this year. But current and former employees tell PTFO and @MotherJones that the faith-based conference uses predatory tactics and high-pressure sales to upsell attendees. Victims call it a “scam.”
“If you are a Christ-centered company, you don’t put your followers in debt.”
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John Wayne Seaman retweeted
Check him out, saying Americans are just envious and jealous of him, he calls them "haters" then says "God bless and hook 'em" to showcase how Texan he is.
He's mocking true Texans while cosplaying about his stunning assimilation. He's now wearing their slogans as his costume.
As a Texas alum and Indian American this one hits home.
Clearly this politician’s viewpoint has resonated with a lot of individuals. More than I would like to admit.
To my fellow Indian Americans, understand that this comes from a place of envy. The people who support this are jealous of the success that we’ve had that they have not.
2nd gen Indian Americans (which everyone in this picture is) are genuinely some of the smartest, most capable individuals in the next generation of Americans. We’re going to be one of the most successful diasporas in the history of this country. Having haters means we’re doing something right.
God bless and hook ‘em 🤘
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John Wayne Seaman retweeted
If you’re a Christian:
Allowing this in your land is actually a sin. It’s an egregious sin that even violates the 10 Commandments.
Calling this sin out is not a sin. For almost 2,000 years Christians understood this.
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John Wayne Seaman retweeted
Step aside bigots. The transfer portal athletes wearing our state’s name with nothing but distain for its normal people are Winning Big.
So what if your hometown looks like the 3rd world.
I just cannot imagine watching Texas win it’s biggest game in years and the most anticipated game of the season, seeing a bunch of students having the time of their lives celebrating , and your first move is to get on social media and declare it a problem
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John Wayne Seaman retweeted
They tore down Robert E. Lee and told you speaking up made you a Nazi.
Then came Washington. Grant. Teddy Roosevelt. What, you support enslavers and racists?
Now they erect pagan gods while telling you America is merely an “idea.”
Your monuments fall, your history is rewritten, your culture is mocked…and you’re still expected to say nothing.
Stay quiet, you racist.
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John Wayne Seaman retweeted
When the University of Texas was being built, the outskirts of Austin was still being raided by Comanche tribes.
Our ancestors carved out a civilization out of wilderness, they weren’t building a fucking diploma mill for foreign colonists.
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John Wayne Seaman retweeted
During the Bolshevik Revolution, several Romanovs wore red ribbons in solidarity with the Bolsheviks, the people revolting against them.
The Bolsheviks didn’t care. They still murdered them.
This is the state of the GOP today.
This is my son Brady at the @TexasFootball game with his pledge class. Bo thinks it’s a “problem” they don’t all look like and have the same skin color as Brady. I think that’s racist — and it makes me sick.
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John Wayne Seaman retweeted
If these are the memes that will come out of a sportsball game going forward, then I will be pro-sportsball.
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John Wayne Seaman retweeted
Imagine losing by double digits after posting this slop.
Also, the first person killed by John Brown's men at Harper's Ferry was a black man who wouldn't do what they told him to.
Also, the Jayhwakers killed and plundered with zero care for if a Missourian was Union or Confederate.
kansas: incompetent at football AND history
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John Wayne Seaman retweeted
I won’t stand for Mizzou being bad mouthed as not a real SEC school any further. They earned their place 170 years ago
NEW: Missouri's Eli Drinkwitz went off on the Kansas football Border War hype video "Heroes and Villains":
"I'm just glad that this whole right versus wrong bullcrap that was started just got settled on a football field, because it's a football game. It's an American football game that people love to come watch and cheer for their teams. It's not even deeper than that. I get there's a past to it, but why are we stirring that bullcrap up? It's 9/11. This country needs unity now more than ever. I was embarrassed for them, to be honest, and that's why I tried to embarrass them at the end."
(via @MizzouToday)
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John Wayne Seaman retweeted
They are now explicitly claiming that John Brown--a murderous, anti-white terrorist--was a “hero”
John Brown was a murderer who butchered the Doyle family in cold blood. They owned no slaves, we’re not fighters, and he murdered them with a broadsword, hacking them to pieces
At Harper’s Ferry, he aimed to turn Virginia into Haiti. He brought along thousands of pikes to arm slaves so that they could spit white women and children all over the state upon them
John Brown was a deeply evil man, and anyone who supports him is evil as well, and must be treated as such
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John Wayne Seaman retweeted
Yall ain’t have no problem when Druski was trolling a woman who’d just watched her husband get shot in the fuckin head
Didn’t have an issue when he trolled the pastors!
But now that he trolling football players it’s a problem ?😂
Get yall hypocrite asses on!
😬 Druski is facing online backlash after recently posting a skit depicting a football player suffering a concussion and “losing his mind” afterward.
🎥: IG / Druski
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John Wayne Seaman retweeted
The irony of Nick Saban complaining that college football has become too much of a business is hard to miss. For years, he was the highest-paid coach in the sport, on magazine covers, building a fortune while college football became a billion-dollar machine.
Mercedes dealerships, sports cars, lake houses, jet skis—the man certainly never rejected the material rewards that came with the commercialization of the game.
Saban didn’t create modern college football by himself, but he was absolutely one of the catalysts for what it became. His actions helped prove just how much money could be made from the sport.
If college football was truly about something higher than money, and he genuinely believed it was fundamentally different from the NFL, he could’ve demonstrated that principle himself—including taking less money to coach it.
You can’t spend decades benefiting from the machine and then act surprised when the machine takes over.
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John Wayne Seaman retweeted
Wow. After reading all of this, I can only come to one conclusion:
Andrew Johnson was one of the best presidents this country ever had.
Andrew Johnson is the worst president the country ever had, and most people cannot name one thing he did.
He got the job by accident. Lincoln put him on the 1864 ticket because he was the only senator from a seceding state who refused to give up his seat. That was the whole résumé. He was a tailor from Greeneville who never spent a day in school, and he owned slaves himself until Tennessee freed them out from under him.
At the swearing in in March 1865 he was recovering from typhoid, drank whiskey to steady his nerves, and gave a slurring, rambling speech that stunned the Senate chamber. Lincoln quietly told the parade marshal not to let him speak outdoors. Six weeks later Lincoln was dead and that man was president.
Congress was out of session until December, so Johnson ran Reconstruction alone for eight months. He pardoned ex-Confederates by the thousands. Wealthy planters had to come ask him personally, and he loved making them do it. Then he gave their land back. That included the 400,000 acres along the Georgia and South Carolina coast where freed families were already farming under Sherman's field order. He sent General Howard down to tell them in person to get off. The families on Edisto Island wrote back asking whether that was really the government's answer. It was.
The states he restored immediately passed the Black Codes and sent the former vice president of the Confederacy to the US Senate. Johnson said nothing. In May 1866 a white mob and the police killed 46 Black residents of Memphis. That July, police in New Orleans opened fire on a convention and killed dozens more. Sheridan wired Washington that it was no riot, it was an absolute massacre by the police. Johnson blamed Congress.
He vetoed the Freedmen's Bureau. He vetoed the Civil Rights Act of 1866 and Congress overrode him, the first override of a major bill in American history. He vetoed the Reconstruction Acts and got overridden again. Fifteen of his vetoes were overridden, still the record. He personally urged the Southern states to reject the 14th Amendment and ten of them did. In his 1867 message to Congress he wrote that Black Americans had shown less capacity for government than any other race, and that letting them vote would produce a tyranny the continent had never seen.
In the fall of 1866 he went on a speaking tour and lost shouting matches with hecklers. A Cleveland crowd yelled hang Jeff Davis and he yelled back, why not hang Thad Stevens and Wendell Phillips. He compared his own persecution to Christ's. Voters responded by handing Congress a veto proof majority.
The House impeached him in 1868. The Senate acquitted him by a single vote. On Christmas Day that year he pardoned every remaining Confederate, Jefferson Davis included.
He died in 1875 and was buried with his head resting on a copy of the Constitution.
Here is the part that should bother you. He only recently started ranking last. For most of the twentieth century the textbooks described him as a decent man overwhelmed by radicals, because the historians writing those textbooks agreed with him.
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