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Originally posted by Passafist View PostHISPANIC IS A CULTURE NOT A RACE!!!! Hispanic or Latin people are WHITE!.
There are plenty of hillbilly inbreeds on the green screen that don’t believe that[emoji23]. I could post up hundreds of pages of quotes confirming. Just sayin.
Not offensive. Robert Francis is a criminal, fake everything who likely doesn’t even believe trash he spews out.
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Originally posted by Rubi513 View PostGo cry elsewhere...
You libs crack me up with your hypocrisy...
If the shoe was on the other foot, you would be nowhere to be found...
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Originally posted by Barrett View PostNever have been a lib, but you paint with a broad brush. I do not like Beto one iota. The hypocrisy lies in your acceptance of Cruz's name change but not Beto. Beto's happened as a child, not as an adult in order to make him sound more politician. There, now I am found.
I don't give 2 ****s about Beto changing his name, but if you don't think he is taking it to the extreme, you're clueless.
Now, get lost again.
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Originally posted by Barrett View PostBeto's happened as a child, not as an adult in order to make him sound more politician. There, now I am found.
In the backdrop of the city's multicultural community, his father, Pat O'Rourke, a consummate politician, once explained why he nicknamed his son Beto: Nicknames are common in Mexico and along the border, and if he ever ran for office in El Paso, the odds of being elected in this mostly Mexican-American city were far greater with a name like Beto than Robert Francis O'Rourke. It was also a way to distinguish him from his maternal grandfather, Robert Williams.
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Originally posted by batmaninja View Post1. Now THAT is racist.
2. Why not just name him Roberto ?
3. "his father, Pat O'Rourke, a consummate politician" Let me take a wild guess here. Pat, Pat O'Rourke, was an elected politician in the mostly Mexican-American city of - El Paso. Wait for it.
WITH THE NAME PAT
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Originally posted by Rubi513 View PostDoubt that...
I don't give 2 ****s about Beto changing his name, but if you don't think he is taking it to the extreme, you're clueless.
Now, get lost again.
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Originally posted by batmaninja View PostHis politician dad, Pat, literally stated the exact opposite. Exact. Flipping. Opposite.
In the backdrop of the city's multicultural community, his father, Pat O'Rourke, a consummate politician, once explained why he nicknamed his son Beto: Nicknames are common in Mexico and along the border, and if he ever ran for office in El Paso, the odds of being elected in this mostly Mexican-American city were far greater with a name like Beto than Robert Francis O'Rourke. It was also a way to distinguish him from his maternal grandfather, Robert Williams.
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I'm hispanic. I think it's halarious. I'm just going to come out and say it. He thinks hispanics are stupid and he can win their vote just by playing the part yada, yada yada. As a a matter of fact alot of Democrats are. The sad reality is alot of hispanics will play into to their antics and vote for them. I am more offended by that. I don't live in Mexico, I don't have family there nor do I have any interest in trying to make this country more like it. He'll I found out on here that Cinco DE mayo was not Mexicos independence day. But I did kinda play the part and drank for free on that day at the airport in New Orleans once. But that was just between the bar made and meLast edited by Muddy Bud; 10-04-2019, 10:20 AM.
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Originally posted by batmaninja View PostLink?
If you put a career politician named Patrick O'Rourke and Cuban born chico named Rafael Bienvenido Cruz y Díaz, in the same ethnic boat you are loco in la cabaza, B.
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