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| Yeah, you nailed it. | |
| I don't know anything about NASCAR. | |
| Was Kyle a decent racer before this? | |
| Did he have a following? | |
| Okay, I wasn't going to say this, but when you go into the article about him saying the N-word, you know how there's related articles at the bottom containing similar keywords to whatever article you just read? | |
| It was a pretty good juxtaposition at the bottom of I think it was like a Sports Illustrated article. | |
| So the top one is Kyle Larson suspended for using racial slur. | |
| The next article underneath that was Kyle Larson keeping it clean. | |
| Which was an article about him, like, refusing to engage in, like, bumper-to-bumper contact in a race or whatever. | |
| And, like, he lost the race because he wasn't, like, being aggressive enough. | |
| So maybe he learned his lesson from that, and he got a little more aggressive, and now we're punishing him for it. | |
| Well, I mean, if Rubbin' is racing, if you can't, like, go bumper-to-bumper digitally, So you gotta like, you gotta bring it somehow. | |
| Yeah, this makes sense. | |
| Eric Burton says, NASCAR continues to alienate their ever-dying fan base to placate the cultural Marxist. | |
| Incredible. | |
| We don't need to spend a lot of time on this. | |
| Nope. | |
| But yeah, just cultural Marxism is when you don't say the n-word. | |
| And I learned that from Jordan B. Peterson. | |
| Rest in peace. | |
| Hope, recover soon. | |
| Get well soon, buddy. | |
| Beverly Collins says, I love this comment so much. | |
| Beverly Collins says, Don't know what you said and to who, but thank you for apologizing. | |
| You're having the lowest bar ever. | |
| Listen, I don't care what you say. | |
| It's none of my business. | |
| All I care about is that you apologized. | |
| It's not that she doesn't care what he said, it's just that she doesn't know what it was, but thank you for apologizing. | |
| I do care about what you said, whatever it was, thank you for apologizing. | |
| And that's like the radical centrist comment of, you know, listen, I don't know what you said, I don't know who you said it to, but I'm glad you apologized for it. | |
| Yeah, thank you for that part. | |
| Thank you for doing the right thing. | |
| There was a couple popular memes going around about the hip-hop thing. | |
| What if you were black and you said it? | |
| Then it wouldn't be a problem. | |
| Isn't that funny? | |
| That's kind of the whole point. | |
| One of the memes was Nicki Minaj. | |
| It was like, says the N-word all the time. | |
| Morning, noon, and night. | |
| And wins Grammys. | |
| Kyle Larson says the N-word. | |
| And he gets fired. | |
| And, you know, whatever. | |
| My favorite version of that criticism was Andy Ayala, who says, if you were a rapper, so Kyle, if Kyle Larson, if you were a rapper, you would have made millions off of that. | |
| Yeah, it's that easy. | |
| That's all it takes. | |
| Yeah. | |
| You know, and Andy, to that point, everyone can start a SoundCloud. | |
| Like, I think you might have been beyond something. | |
| Maybe you should just record yourself saying that and put it on SoundCloud. | |
| If you, like, with your mindset were just, like, in a black body, Andy, I think you could make more money as, like, Being who you are right now saying the n-word than if you were a black person saying the n-word. | |
| I think you're right. | |
| Yeah, absolutely. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Now's the time. | |
| If you were a rapper, you would have made millions off of that, because that shit was fire, dude. | |
| When you said the n-word, that shit was fire. | |
| Yeah, it sucks because of the prejudice that the media has, and the prejudice that the recording industry has. | |
| They can't see it, or they refuse to see it. | |
| But you would have made millions off of that n-word you said. | |
| When you said that n-word, I felt it. | |
| Yeah, yeah, it was good. | |
| It slapped. | |
| Isn't there like a CB4 song that's just like the N-word over and over? | |
| Yeah, yeah, totally. | |
| In Cellblock Fort? | |
| Like, that's what Andy thinks rap is. | |
| No, he thought that was a documentary. | |
| He's like, no, no, I've seen Straight Outta Compton. |