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  • Here Are The Dumbest ‘Ferguson’ Signs Protesters Used On Black Friday

    11.28.2014 | News | |

    The dullards with nothing else better to do on Black Friday (racist?) than protest the Ferguson grand jury decision, have some of the most moronic signs I’ve ever seen.

    I mean it’s almost as if they’re out there trying to mock themselves.

    Take this one for instance. This young lady wants a world where white male privilege is a thing of the past. She also claims that “all life is equal.” I wonder what her views are on partial-birth abortion.

    This guy says “Forget turkey, I want bacon.” He looks like a liberal dunce. But at least he has good taste?

    This one is more than a little bit confusing. If it’s not about Mike Brown or Ferguson or USA, than what the hell is she out there holding up the sign for? B3kd4AiCYAAyqzn.jpg-large

    This one is just sad. Whoever gave this kid a piece of cardboard with the words “Am I next” on it, should be thrown in a cage full of starving lions. This child can’t be more than five or six-years of age. He has no idea what he is being used for. It’s just disgusting.

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    Now there’s an idea. “Indict America” the sign below reads. Why didn’t I think of that? (Chugs entire bottle of scotch. Weeps for unborn children).

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    Grab your tissue, folks. This next one is a tear-jerker. Why can’t America just, you know, care more and stuff?

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    What happens when you get a gaggle of bored white teenagers at the mall who think that they’re down with the struggle because they’ve been to a Jay-Z concert? This:

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    And this one right here is the sign to end all signs because after reading all the stupidity above, you need a good laugh. Question: Do you think Al Sharpton would even be able to read it?

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    Happy Thanksgiving weekend! (Unless you’re a racist, privileged, white male, that is.)

     


    Jerome Hudson

    Managing Editor

    Jerome Hudson has written for numerous national outlets, including The Hill, National Review, and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and was recognized as one of Florida’s emerging stars, having been included in the list “25 Under 30: Florida’s Rising Young Political Class.” Hudson is a Savannah, Ga. native who currently resides in Florida.

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