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Why does MSNBC stoke the fires of racial division?
Is it for ratings? Is it for a political agenda? Or do they just need to fill air time and race is an easy subject to cover ad nauseam?

Maybe it's for another reason I can't think of.
06-26-2015 05:33 AM
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RE: Why does MSNBC stoke the fires of racial division?
Because just feels good. What did you do wrong today?

J/K.

In all serious, both sides do it. They are speaking to an audience that already has an opinion, they want to keep that audience. I think these pseudo news sites are worse race baiters. It happens on the right and left.
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RE: Why does MSNBC stoke the fires of racial division?
(06-26-2015 05:38 AM)firmbizzle Wrote:  Because just feels good. What did you do wrong today?

Well, I'm guilty of micro aggressions and enjoying white privilege. 03-lmfao
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RE: Why does MSNBC stoke the fires of racial division?
Race, sex, violence and corruption all sell well.
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RE: Why does MSNBC stoke the fires of racial division?
03-lmfao

you said MSNBC and ratings in the same post. No one watches that 2nd rate piece of sh!t network.
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RE: Why does MSNBC stoke the fires of racial division?
i fully support separating the whites and colors.

it keeps my white clothes whiter for longer.
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RE: Why does MSNBC stoke the fires of racial division?
(06-26-2015 05:33 AM)UConn-SMU Wrote:  Is it for ratings? Is it for a political agenda? Or do they just need to fill air time and race is an easy subject to cover ad nauseam?

Maybe it's for another reason I can't think of.

It's all they got, the so called "lowest common demonitor". I mean, why else in the world would a station give Al Sharpton a show?
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Re: RE: Why does MSNBC stoke the fires of racial division?
(06-26-2015 05:33 AM)UConn-SMU Wrote:  Is it for ratings? Is it for a political agenda? Or do they just need to fill air time and race is an easy subject to cover ad nauseam?

Maybe it's for another reason I can't think of.

Because they know that only republicans watch it. They are trolling you bro. LMFAO
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RE: Why does MSNBC stoke the fires of racial division?
(06-26-2015 10:53 AM)Fitbud Wrote:  
(06-26-2015 05:33 AM)UConn-SMU Wrote:  Is it for ratings? Is it for a political agenda? Or do they just need to fill air time and race is an easy subject to cover ad nauseam?

Maybe it's for another reason I can't think of.

Because they know that only republicans watch it. They are trolling you bro. LMFAO

I'm on my third TV because of them. I shouldn't put bricks next to the TV.
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RE: Why does MSNBC stoke the fires of racial division?
(06-26-2015 08:20 AM)NCeagle Wrote:  i fully support separating the whites and colors.

it keeps my white clothes whiter for longer.

So racist, I'm calling for a boycott of the Spin Room. 07-coffee3
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