Meanwhile in America
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Fife
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We know what you west coast fuckers are up to.
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Zlaxer
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https://www.thedailybeast.com/pacifica- ... ler-salute
WTF?Video: California High-School Students Sang Nazi Song and Gave Hitler Salute
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TheReal_ND
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Peter Simi, a professor on extremism studies at Chapman University who lives nearby in Orange County, told The Daily Beast the song is so obscure it raises questions about how the athletes learned about it.
“It’s not something you’d expect somebody to accidentally know about. There’s some means by which they acquired knowledge about the song and associated Nazi issues,” he said. “Are they on websites or web forums or other social media platforms where they’re engaging with others informed on these issues?”
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Speaker to Animals
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lol
This is what happens when you flood white communities with the anti-white racism. Nobody gives a shit. Why is it a big deal that some white kids are singing Hitler Youth songs, but NYT prints open hatred of whites and that's just fine?
Fuck off, shitlibs. You did it to yourselves. Even the NYT editors in that leaked audio admitted the word racist is no longer effective. Nobody cares.
This is what happens when you flood white communities with the anti-white racism. Nobody gives a shit. Why is it a big deal that some white kids are singing Hitler Youth songs, but NYT prints open hatred of whites and that's just fine?
Fuck off, shitlibs. You did it to yourselves. Even the NYT editors in that leaked audio admitted the word racist is no longer effective. Nobody cares.
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The Conservative
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It's Commiefonia, why does this surprise you?Zlaxer wrote: ↑Mon Aug 19, 2019 6:21 amhttps://www.thedailybeast.com/pacifica- ... ler-salute
WTF?Video: California High-School Students Sang Nazi Song and Gave Hitler Salute
#NotOneRedCent
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TheReal_ND
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Wendy's is entering the Twitter battle over which fried-chicken sandwich reigns supreme.
On Monday, Chick-fil-A's apparent subtweet of Popeyes' new fried-chicken sandwich set off a social-media frenzy.
"Bun + Chicken + Pickles = all the
for the original," Chick-fil-A tweeted.
Popeyes — which recently rolled out a new fried-chicken sandwich — quote-tweeted it, adding: "... y'all good?"
Twitter then exploded with a debate over the battle between Chick-fil-A and Popeyes fried-chicken sandwiches. Neither brand responded to Business Insider's request for further comment on the social-media feud.
Later on Monday, Wendy's decided that it needed to add its two cents to the chicken-sandwich conversation.
"Y'all out here fighting about which of these fools has the second best chicken sandwich," Wendy's tweeted on Monday afternoon.
Popeyes felt the need to respond to the second subtweet of the day.
"Sounds like someone just ate one of our biscuits. Cause y'all looking thirsty," Popeyes tweeted.
The battle continued on Monday night, with Popeyes quote-tweeting Carter Wilkinson, the teenager who received free Wendy's nuggets for life after being retweeted more than 3.4 million times.
Wilkinson had tweeted: "how many retweets to never tweet again?" Popeyes added: ". @Wendys even Carter wants you to stop."
Wendy's responded by mocking Popeyes for its technical difficulties posting the tweet, which it deleted multiple times before correctly formatting.
Wendy's did not respond to Business Insider's request for comment on the feud.
Unlike Popeyes, Chick-fil-A has kept a low profile on Twitter following Popeyes' quote tweet. Boston Market, however, decided to attack the chicken chain on another front: Chick-fil-A's new mac and cheese.
"Customer: Can I get something like Boston Market mac & cheese but mediocre? Other guys: My pleasure," Boston Market tweeted, a clear reference to Chick-fil-A's customer-service policies.
A representative for Boston Market said there was no "beef" between itself and Chick-fil-A.
"We know our mac and cheese will always devour the competition, whether they're new to the game or stem from a self-proclaimed 'original,' which is why you caught us throwing it down, rotini style - and all in good fun, of course," the representative said in an email. "Just wait. We've got something cooking at the moment - and not just in our rotisserie ovens - that will reward our biggest mac and cheese fans in a pretty massive way."
Chick-fil-A's rapid US expansion is perhaps making it a target. The chicken chain became the third-largest chain in the US by sales in 2018, with $10.46 billion in American system-wide sales, and it is steadily expanding, with plans to open its first store in Canada by the end of the year.
Business Insider's Irene Jiang has taste-tested fried-chicken sandwiches from Wendy's, Chick-fil-A, and Popeyes, as well as mac and cheese from Chick-fil-A and Boston Market, in recent weeks. Her verdict: Popeyes' chicken sandwich reigns supreme, but Chick-fil-A's mac and cheese edges out Boston Market's.
On Monday, Chick-fil-A's apparent subtweet of Popeyes' new fried-chicken sandwich set off a social-media frenzy.
"Bun + Chicken + Pickles = all the
for the original," Chick-fil-A tweeted.Popeyes — which recently rolled out a new fried-chicken sandwich — quote-tweeted it, adding: "... y'all good?"
Twitter then exploded with a debate over the battle between Chick-fil-A and Popeyes fried-chicken sandwiches. Neither brand responded to Business Insider's request for further comment on the social-media feud.
Later on Monday, Wendy's decided that it needed to add its two cents to the chicken-sandwich conversation.
"Y'all out here fighting about which of these fools has the second best chicken sandwich," Wendy's tweeted on Monday afternoon.
Popeyes felt the need to respond to the second subtweet of the day.
"Sounds like someone just ate one of our biscuits. Cause y'all looking thirsty," Popeyes tweeted.
The battle continued on Monday night, with Popeyes quote-tweeting Carter Wilkinson, the teenager who received free Wendy's nuggets for life after being retweeted more than 3.4 million times.
Wilkinson had tweeted: "how many retweets to never tweet again?" Popeyes added: ". @Wendys even Carter wants you to stop."
Wendy's responded by mocking Popeyes for its technical difficulties posting the tweet, which it deleted multiple times before correctly formatting.
Wendy's did not respond to Business Insider's request for comment on the feud.
Unlike Popeyes, Chick-fil-A has kept a low profile on Twitter following Popeyes' quote tweet. Boston Market, however, decided to attack the chicken chain on another front: Chick-fil-A's new mac and cheese.
"Customer: Can I get something like Boston Market mac & cheese but mediocre? Other guys: My pleasure," Boston Market tweeted, a clear reference to Chick-fil-A's customer-service policies.
A representative for Boston Market said there was no "beef" between itself and Chick-fil-A.
"We know our mac and cheese will always devour the competition, whether they're new to the game or stem from a self-proclaimed 'original,' which is why you caught us throwing it down, rotini style - and all in good fun, of course," the representative said in an email. "Just wait. We've got something cooking at the moment - and not just in our rotisserie ovens - that will reward our biggest mac and cheese fans in a pretty massive way."
Chick-fil-A's rapid US expansion is perhaps making it a target. The chicken chain became the third-largest chain in the US by sales in 2018, with $10.46 billion in American system-wide sales, and it is steadily expanding, with plans to open its first store in Canada by the end of the year.
Business Insider's Irene Jiang has taste-tested fried-chicken sandwiches from Wendy's, Chick-fil-A, and Popeyes, as well as mac and cheese from Chick-fil-A and Boston Market, in recent weeks. Her verdict: Popeyes' chicken sandwich reigns supreme, but Chick-fil-A's mac and cheese edges out Boston Market's.
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Fife
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Fife
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No part of the chicken goes to waste down here.
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Speaker to Animals
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Popeyes will give you sickle cell anemia.
