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FakeNoose

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9. That's the most ignorant statement ever said on TV

Reply to Loyd (Original post)

Tue Oct 17, 2017, 06:18 PM

Oct 2017

I don't watch CNBC, but I would boycott the channel if I ever heard that said on tv.
Maybe he should read a history book and get learned up on slavery before he opens his idiotic yap.

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Marc Faber: Thank God white people populated America, and not the blacks [View all] Loyd Oct 2017 OP

"I'm not a racist, but..." NastyRiffraff Oct 2017 #1

Amazing they haven't realized this by now! Loyd Oct 2017 #7

And they won't, because they will never recognize it as long as they live in their Baitball Blogger Oct 2017 #11

He added, "I am not a racist, but..." yuiyoshida Oct 2017 #2

They are all letting their inner nazi out. Voltaire2 Oct 2017 #3

When I began reading this I thought it was a satirical article BigmanPigman Oct 2017 #4

"the network has since said it will no longer book him for segments." BumRushDaShow Oct 2017 #5

And he's hardly ever been right on the market either. 7962 Oct 2017 #10

Yup because BumRushDaShow Oct 2017 #13

Imagine what it would look like if it had been founded by shit-faced alcoholics like Faber. sandensea Oct 2017 #6

I first thought this was David faber, a CNBC host for ages unblock Oct 2017 #8

That's the most ignorant statement ever said on TV FakeNoose Oct 2017 #9

Total racist stupidity. Country was built on the racism of labor stolen from enslaved black people.. brush Oct 2017 #12

Taken right from White Supremacy 101. sinkingfeeling Oct 2017 #14

He's not a racist...but... workinclasszero Oct 2017 #15

I'm not a coprophiliac, snort Oct 2017 #16

This guy is an influential voice in the internet econ crank community mathematic Oct 2017 #17

Well I don't agree with you. I have often said we need to take a close look PatrickforO Oct 2017 #19

No words. PatrickforO Oct 2017 #18

The Trump Effect Turbineguy Oct 2017 #20

Marc Faber... FormerOstrich Oct 2017 #21

Because US, 1861-1865; Europe, 1914-1918; Europe, 1939-1945; etc. WinkyDink Oct 2017 #22

I thought extremist loons were the whole reason CNBC existed?? Blue_Tires Oct 2017 #23

How much of the right wing econ theory is tied in white supremacy? Initech Oct 2017 #24

First you've got to complete the picture. Nitram Oct 2017 #25

the Arab slave trade lasted 14 centuries Mosby Oct 2017 #28

My understanding is that there werebig diffferences between slavery in America and Nitram Oct 2017 #29

I saw that article last night True Dough Oct 2017 #26

Going to guess he knows nothing about the history of Zimbabwe. SweetieD Oct 2017 #27