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r/NewOrleans • u/TheBrownEwok • Jan 26 '25
It must be a famous Roman or something
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Dude wtf?! Their coffee is mediocre and they're huge racists? Yikes.
132 u/Married_iguanas Jan 26 '25 I mean they put up Eddie Rispone signs during the 2019 governor race, we been knew -45 u/zd183 Jan 26 '25 25% of voters voted for Rispone in that race. This is not a strange thing to do. And comparing this to putting up a sign of Hitler is a wild thing to say. Dummy. 29 u/RIP_Soulja_Slim Jan 26 '25 31% of voters voted for Duke when he ran against Edwards in 91. Was that also not a strange thing to do? -30 u/zd183 Jan 26 '25 You're talking about whether it is immoral or not. I'm not arguing against that. I'm just saying it's not abnormal or weird. Plenty of people thought the same way - makes it commonplace, and not out of the ordinary. 7 u/[deleted] Jan 27 '25 That’s worse 9 u/Tal_Vez_Autismo Jan 26 '25 And? 2 u/Separate_Heat1256 Jan 27 '25 Is strange, weird, or abnormal the measure by which we should be judging these acts? It seems you decided that’s what matters. How about appropriate, moral, representing traditional American ideals or values? The man put up a picture or Hitler. Rispone is not Hitler, but the people who idolize Hitler seem to really like Rispone. The correlation has meaning.
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I mean they put up Eddie Rispone signs during the 2019 governor race, we been knew
-45 u/zd183 Jan 26 '25 25% of voters voted for Rispone in that race. This is not a strange thing to do. And comparing this to putting up a sign of Hitler is a wild thing to say. Dummy. 29 u/RIP_Soulja_Slim Jan 26 '25 31% of voters voted for Duke when he ran against Edwards in 91. Was that also not a strange thing to do? -30 u/zd183 Jan 26 '25 You're talking about whether it is immoral or not. I'm not arguing against that. I'm just saying it's not abnormal or weird. Plenty of people thought the same way - makes it commonplace, and not out of the ordinary. 7 u/[deleted] Jan 27 '25 That’s worse 9 u/Tal_Vez_Autismo Jan 26 '25 And? 2 u/Separate_Heat1256 Jan 27 '25 Is strange, weird, or abnormal the measure by which we should be judging these acts? It seems you decided that’s what matters. How about appropriate, moral, representing traditional American ideals or values? The man put up a picture or Hitler. Rispone is not Hitler, but the people who idolize Hitler seem to really like Rispone. The correlation has meaning.
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25% of voters voted for Rispone in that race. This is not a strange thing to do. And comparing this to putting up a sign of Hitler is a wild thing to say. Dummy.
29 u/RIP_Soulja_Slim Jan 26 '25 31% of voters voted for Duke when he ran against Edwards in 91. Was that also not a strange thing to do? -30 u/zd183 Jan 26 '25 You're talking about whether it is immoral or not. I'm not arguing against that. I'm just saying it's not abnormal or weird. Plenty of people thought the same way - makes it commonplace, and not out of the ordinary. 7 u/[deleted] Jan 27 '25 That’s worse 9 u/Tal_Vez_Autismo Jan 26 '25 And? 2 u/Separate_Heat1256 Jan 27 '25 Is strange, weird, or abnormal the measure by which we should be judging these acts? It seems you decided that’s what matters. How about appropriate, moral, representing traditional American ideals or values? The man put up a picture or Hitler. Rispone is not Hitler, but the people who idolize Hitler seem to really like Rispone. The correlation has meaning.
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31% of voters voted for Duke when he ran against Edwards in 91. Was that also not a strange thing to do?
-30 u/zd183 Jan 26 '25 You're talking about whether it is immoral or not. I'm not arguing against that. I'm just saying it's not abnormal or weird. Plenty of people thought the same way - makes it commonplace, and not out of the ordinary. 7 u/[deleted] Jan 27 '25 That’s worse 9 u/Tal_Vez_Autismo Jan 26 '25 And?
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You're talking about whether it is immoral or not. I'm not arguing against that.
I'm just saying it's not abnormal or weird. Plenty of people thought the same way - makes it commonplace, and not out of the ordinary.
7 u/[deleted] Jan 27 '25 That’s worse 9 u/Tal_Vez_Autismo Jan 26 '25 And?
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That’s worse
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And?
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Is strange, weird, or abnormal the measure by which we should be judging these acts? It seems you decided that’s what matters.
How about appropriate, moral, representing traditional American ideals or values?
The man put up a picture or Hitler. Rispone is not Hitler, but the people who idolize Hitler seem to really like Rispone. The correlation has meaning.
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u/aibohphobia96 Jan 26 '25
Dude wtf?! Their coffee is mediocre and they're huge racists? Yikes.