A Fox4 article about some local signage vandalism unfairly characterizes the greatest Youtuber of all-times.
Whilst his fans lean both left and right, the real news is buried as PewDiePie fans show their love in the metro. Here's the update from newsies who don't know the Internets but note . . .
Before it was replaced, the board also said, "I love PewDiePie."
Whilst his fans lean both left and right, the real news is buried as PewDiePie fans show their love in the metro. Here's the update from newsies who don't know the Internets but note . . .
Before it was replaced, the board also said, "I love PewDiePie."
There is something about this story that doesn't pass the smell test. How convenient that a Trump supporter was the first to see this sign. Amazing how someone was able to reprogram the message without being detected. More details are coming soon.
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ReplyDeleteWhat's funny is, we all know how bad Trump is hated by some. The fact is, I really don't care, he's in, and that's all that matters right now.
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ReplyDeleteYou know you're dealing with hack journalists when the phrase "some say" is used. From the article: because of remarks some say are racist, homophobic and anti-Semetic. Neither Brown nor Foster was familiar with the YouTuber.
ReplyDeleteSome say your mom's actually a tranny who fucks little boys. Not me! I would never say that, but some say it.