The following Liberals have used the term "Monkey Around": Obama, Durbin, Carney, Earnest.....

[ColonelAngus]

On every leftists reading list;

Desantis favorite song

 

[bripat9643]

Sen. Angus King
Chuck Schumer
McCurry
John Kerry
Robert Byrd
Bernie Sanders
Adam Schiff

on and on and on.....

Liberals are hypocrites.....new flash....

AND JOE BIDEN SAID THAT OBAMA WAS ARTICULATE!

FUCKING HYPOCRITES


For the record, I don't think Gillum is articulate at all. He is VERY INARTICULATE and corrupt.

He rambles on and on about socialist nonsense that doesn't make any sense at all.

I just love these false equivalency type threads and posts that USMB Republicans and self-proclaimed conservatives are so very fond of.

#LOLGOP #TooFunny

Considering that Republicans also used the words boy tar baby and uppity it puts puts their use of monkey into context.

Really? Quote a Republican saying any of those. Considering that you're a total douchebag, we know you can't.

 

[An@lDestroyer]

I understand African-Americans being sensitive to any term involving 'monkey' when it comes to criticism directed toward them; but, I feel like this is being overly sensitive.

Same as Trump-suckers buying up stock in cry booths over any criticism of their Orange Messiah

 

[Pogo]

He has no history of it even though being in the public, What don’t you get. Yeah, on my tablet now. Sorry for your suffering.

You didn't POST any such history --- you posted a military bio, which by definition wouldn't include that. So you're still pussyfooting around the question.

And yeah I cut the quote nest out because you can't be bothered to quote posts like everybody else does, so you'll just have to wend your way back and see what the question was, or else you'll have to use the site like everybody else does and stop demanding special treatment for Numero Uno. Won't you.

 

[Pogo]

Liberals crack me up with their “dog whistle” hunts. They will map anything.

Ironic post from the same wag who this time a week ago tried to do the exact opposite with a McCain quote you didn't even remember and make that into a 'dog whistle' that never existed.

Having it both ways: Priceless.

 

[depotoo]

I understand African-Americans being sensitive to any term involving 'monkey' when it comes to criticism directed toward them; but, I feel like this is being overly sensitive.

Same as Trump-suckers buying up stock in cry booths over any criticism of their Orange Messiah

Google is your friend. Must I do everything for you?

 

[LeftofLeft]

Liberals crack me up with their “dog whistle” hunts. They will map anything.

Ironic post from the same wag who this time a week ago tried to do the exact opposite with a McCain quote you didn't even remember and make that into a 'dog whistle' that never existed.

Having it both ways: Priceless.

“that one” was a dog whistle. How am I having it both ways? I’ve been consistent.... liberals site dog whistles anytime they can to perpetuate the race card.

 

[Pogo]

Liberals crack me up with their “dog whistle” hunts. They will map anything.

Ironic post from the same wag who this time a week ago tried to do the exact opposite with a McCain quote you didn't even remember and make that into a 'dog whistle' that never existed.

Having it both ways: Priceless.

“that one” was a dog whistle. How am I having it both ways? I’ve been consistent.... liberals site dog whistles anytime they can to perpetuate the race card.

You're having it both ways by trying to make "that one" into some kind of racial epithet, which it's never been, while simultaneously trying to deny the same status to "monkey this up" as it was used in its context.


Again ---- can't have it both ways. If you're going to hair-trigger on "that one" then you have to be all over "monkey this up". If you're giving "monkey this up" a pass, then you have even less ground than none to stand on for "that one".

Can't have both. Gotta pick one.

 

[bripat9643]

Liberals crack me up with their “dog whistle” hunts. They will map anything.

Ironic post from the same wag who this time a week ago tried to do the exact opposite with a McCain quote you didn't even remember and make that into a 'dog whistle' that never existed.

Having it both ways: Priceless.

“that one” was a dog whistle. How am I having it both ways? I’ve been consistent.... liberals site dog whistles anytime they can to perpetuate the race card.

You're having it both ways by trying to make "that one" into some kind of racial epithet, which it's never been, while simultaneously trying to deny the same status to "monkey this up" as it was used in its context.


Again ---- can't have it both ways. If you're going to hair-trigger on "that one" then you have to be all over "monkey this up". If you're giving "monkey this up" a pass, then you have even less ground than none to stand on for "that one".

Can't have both. Gotta pick one.

"When used in this context" means it has never been used as a racial epithet. You obviously can't find an example where it was.

 

[bripat9643]

I understand African-Americans being sensitive to any term involving 'monkey' when it comes to criticism directed toward them; but, I feel like this is being overly sensitive.

Same as Trump-suckers buying up stock in cry booths over any criticism of their Orange Messiah

Google is your friend. Must I do everything for you?

It's actually not your friend if you are right of center.

 

[Pogo]

Liberals crack me up with their “dog whistle” hunts. They will map anything.

Ironic post from the same wag who this time a week ago tried to do the exact opposite with a McCain quote you didn't even remember and make that into a 'dog whistle' that never existed.

Having it both ways: Priceless.

“that one” was a dog whistle. How am I having it both ways? I’ve been consistent.... liberals site dog whistles anytime they can to perpetuate the race card.

You're having it both ways by trying to make "that one" into some kind of racial epithet, which it's never been, while simultaneously trying to deny the same status to "monkey this up" as it was used in its context.


Again ---- can't have it both ways. If you're going to hair-trigger on "that one" then you have to be all over "monkey this up". If you're giving "monkey this up" a pass, then you have even less ground than none to stand on for "that one".

Can't have both. Gotta pick one.

"When used in this context" means it has never been used as a racial epithet. You obviously can't find an example where it was.

I've already said 245 times that I've never heard it used before, in any context. No one has.
That's exactly why it stands out.

 

[bripat9643]

Liberals crack me up with their “dog whistle” hunts. They will map anything.

Ironic post from the same wag who this time a week ago tried to do the exact opposite with a McCain quote you didn't even remember and make that into a 'dog whistle' that never existed.

Having it both ways: Priceless.

“that one” was a dog whistle. How am I having it both ways? I’ve been consistent.... liberals site dog whistles anytime they can to perpetuate the race card.

You're having it both ways by trying to make "that one" into some kind of racial epithet, which it's never been, while simultaneously trying to deny the same status to "monkey this up" as it was used in its context.


Again ---- can't have it both ways. If you're going to hair-trigger on "that one" then you have to be all over "monkey this up". If you're giving "monkey this up" a pass, then you have even less ground than none to stand on for "that one".

Can't have both. Gotta pick one.

"When used in this context" means it has never been used as a racial epithet. You obviously can't find an example where it was.

I've already said 245 times that I've never heard it used before, in any context. No one has.
That's exactly why it stands out.

So you have no evidence that it was ever used in a racial context, but you think that proves it was meant to be a racial epithet?

What am I missing here?

 

[mikegriffith1]

Anyone of them use "monkey up"?

SO WHAT if they did? What is the problem with "monkey up"? It's an innocent phrase that simply means to mess up something, to make a mess of something, etc.

Sheesh, do you people sit around thinking of ways to be offended because you have no lives otherwise?

 

[Pogo]

Ironic post from the same wag who this time a week ago tried to do the exact opposite with a McCain quote you didn't even remember and make that into a 'dog whistle' that never existed.

Having it both ways: Priceless.

“that one” was a dog whistle. How am I having it both ways? I’ve been consistent.... liberals site dog whistles anytime they can to perpetuate the race card.

You're having it both ways by trying to make "that one" into some kind of racial epithet, which it's never been, while simultaneously trying to deny the same status to "monkey this up" as it was used in its context.


Again ---- can't have it both ways. If you're going to hair-trigger on "that one" then you have to be all over "monkey this up". If you're giving "monkey this up" a pass, then you have even less ground than none to stand on for "that one".

Can't have both. Gotta pick one.

"When used in this context" means it has never been used as a racial epithet. You obviously can't find an example where it was.

I've already said 245 times that I've never heard it used before, in any context. No one has.
That's exactly why it stands out.

So you have no evidence that it was ever used in a racial context, but you think that proves it was meant to be a racial epithet?

What am I missing here?

Again, I have no evidence that it was ever used in ANY context. In other words DeSantis made it up.

When you make something up, you have to intend to mean something. Obviously the phrases "mess this up" and "screw this up" and "foul this up" and "fuck this up" all existed already in common parlance. He declined all of them and went for "monkey" specifically.

Why he chose that route you'd have to ask him, but obviously he did choose it.

 

[bripat9643]

“that one” was a dog whistle. How am I having it both ways? I’ve been consistent.... liberals site dog whistles anytime they can to perpetuate the race card.

You're having it both ways by trying to make "that one" into some kind of racial epithet, which it's never been, while simultaneously trying to deny the same status to "monkey this up" as it was used in its context.


Again ---- can't have it both ways. If you're going to hair-trigger on "that one" then you have to be all over "monkey this up". If you're giving "monkey this up" a pass, then you have even less ground than none to stand on for "that one".

Can't have both. Gotta pick one.

"When used in this context" means it has never been used as a racial epithet. You obviously can't find an example where it was.

I've already said 245 times that I've never heard it used before, in any context. No one has.
That's exactly why it stands out.

So you have no evidence that it was ever used in a racial context, but you think that proves it was meant to be a racial epithet?

What am I missing here?

Again, I have no evidence that it was ever used in ANY context. In other words DeSantis made it up.

When you make something up, you have to intend to mean something. Obviously the phrases "mess this up" and "screw this up" and "foul this up" and "fuck this up" all existed already in common parlance. He declined all of them and went for "monkey" specifically.

Why he chose that route you'd have to ask him, but obviously he did choose it.

You and the other snowflakes are going out of your way to be offended.

 

[Pogo]

You're having it both ways by trying to make "that one" into some kind of racial epithet, which it's never been, while simultaneously trying to deny the same status to "monkey this up" as it was used in its context.


Again ---- can't have it both ways. If you're going to hair-trigger on "that one" then you have to be all over "monkey this up". If you're giving "monkey this up" a pass, then you have even less ground than none to stand on for "that one".

Can't have both. Gotta pick one.

"When used in this context" means it has never been used as a racial epithet. You obviously can't find an example where it was.

I've already said 245 times that I've never heard it used before, in any context. No one has.
That's exactly why it stands out.

So you have no evidence that it was ever used in a racial context, but you think that proves it was meant to be a racial epithet?

What am I missing here?

Again, I have no evidence that it was ever used in ANY context. In other words DeSantis made it up.

When you make something up, you have to intend to mean something. Obviously the phrases "mess this up" and "screw this up" and "foul this up" and "fuck this up" all existed already in common parlance. He declined all of them and went for "monkey" specifically.

Why he chose that route you'd have to ask him, but obviously he did choose it.

You and the other snowflakes are going out of your way to be offended.

I can't be "offended". He wasn't talking about me.

And what are you going out of your way to do?

 

[WEATHER53]

The British band of the 60s, The Monkeys, probably had a sinister meaning to that according to anonymous informed liberal sources
The reruns on TV are now being pulled.

 

[WEATHER53]

C

You're having it both ways by trying to make "that one" into some kind of racial epithet, which it's never been, while simultaneously trying to deny the same status to "monkey this up" as it was used in its context.


Again ---- can't have it both ways. If you're going to hair-trigger on "that one" then you have to be all over "monkey this up". If you're giving "monkey this up" a pass, then you have even less ground than none to stand on for "that one".

Can't have both. Gotta pick one.

"When used in this context" means it has never been used as a racial epithet. You obviously can't find an example where it was.

I've already said 245 times that I've never heard it used before, in any context. No one has.
That's exactly why it stands out.

So you have no evidence that it was ever used in a racial context, but you think that proves it was meant to be a racial epithet?

What am I missing here?

Again, I have no evidence that it was ever used in ANY context. In other words DeSantis made it up.

When you make something up, you have to intend to mean something. Obviously the phrases "mess this up" and "screw this up" and "foul this up" and "fuck this up" all existed already in common parlance. He declined all of them and went for "monkey" specifically.

Why he chose that route you'd have to ask him, but obviously he did choose it.

You and the other snowflakes are going out of your way to be offended.

Constant pretzel twisting to find a way to be offended. Must be tiring.
An easier method is to be confident and just brush the comment off but that would required strength of character and we all know how that goes in libbie land

 

[ColonelAngus]

C

"When used in this context" means it has never been used as a racial epithet. You obviously can't find an example where it was.

I've already said 245 times that I've never heard it used before, in any context. No one has.
That's exactly why it stands out.

So you have no evidence that it was ever used in a racial context, but you think that proves it was meant to be a racial epithet?

What am I missing here?

Again, I have no evidence that it was ever used in ANY context. In other words DeSantis made it up.

When you make something up, you have to intend to mean something. Obviously the phrases "mess this up" and "screw this up" and "foul this up" and "fuck this up" all existed already in common parlance. He declined all of them and went for "monkey" specifically.

Why he chose that route you'd have to ask him, but obviously he did choose it.

You and the other snowflakes are going out of your way to be offended.

Constant pretzel twisting to find a way to be offended. Must be tiring.
An easier method is to be confident and just brush the comment off but that would required strength of character and we all know how that goes in libbie land

They can’t run on the issues, so they have to engage in character assassination. It pathetic and those who fall for are useful idiots.

 

[bripat9643]

"When used in this context" means it has never been used as a racial epithet. You obviously can't find an example where it was.

I've already said 245 times that I've never heard it used before, in any context. No one has.
That's exactly why it stands out.

So you have no evidence that it was ever used in a racial context, but you think that proves it was meant to be a racial epithet?

What am I missing here?

Again, I have no evidence that it was ever used in ANY context. In other words DeSantis made it up.

When you make something up, you have to intend to mean something. Obviously the phrases "mess this up" and "screw this up" and "foul this up" and "fuck this up" all existed already in common parlance. He declined all of them and went for "monkey" specifically.

Why he chose that route you'd have to ask him, but obviously he did choose it.

You and the other snowflakes are going out of your way to be offended.

I can't be "offended". He wasn't talking about me.

And what are you going out of your way to do?

I know you're not offended. It's just an act.