Field Marshall Bradley
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Quaaludes in the appropriate dose is anti anxiety medication and can produce low level euphoria...basically reducing inhibitions....... its not a black out drug unless you abuse it like anything else.....
Breaking: Bill Cosby Admitted To Drugging Women In 2005 Deposition
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Quaaludes in the appropriate dose is anti anxiety medication and can produce low level euphoria...basically reducing inhibitions....... its not a black out drug unless you abuse it like anything else.....
Field Marshall Bradley
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If it wasn't for him they wouldn't have any syndication checks to begin with............
They're still in the Bill Cosby thread in HL, defending himWhere's all the dudes that werefor this rapist, claiming racism?
This rapist was the father they never had
iFightSeagullsForBread
The Working Class Hero
nikkas really act like Cosby was the benevolent black father we all have to STILL look up to
Yall don't recall his fukkboy phase when he got old/angry/judgemental/and spoke down to people who are systemically oppressed and wagged his finger at them.
He attacked the helpless and picked on the poor, yet would never speak truth to power.
fukk BILL COSBY and fukk anyone
Fat Albert was goat. Cosby show was a classic throughout my childhood.
Bill Cosby is a scumbag. ALL FACTS.
Cry about it some more.
Michael Eric Dyson describes it best.
one of my main influences (don't always agree with him), remember reading his book "Is Bill Cosby Right" way back in the 6th or 7th grade. He's sharp as all hell.
Jamal514
In high demand
listening to nikkas do mental backflips to justify cosbys actions really showed me that there is a rape culture. its very hard to prove rape occurred, and no one will take the woman's word for shyt
It's damn near diabolical breh
Alot of these dudes REALLY HATEEEEE women.
Just disgusting
These nikkas will say anything in the name of "HOH"
In 1989, Cosby was invited to Notre Dame to speak to a group of about 50 black graduates. While speaking with the students, Cosby asked All-American tackle Dean Brown what his GPA was. When Brown told him it was a 2.5, Cosby proceeded to humiliate him in front of the other students and parents:
"What do you think of a 2.5 average?" Cosby asked.
"I think it's decent," replied Brown, who was recently drafted by pro football's Indianapolis Colts.
Cosby snarled back: "2.5 is OK if you have a mental disorder. You should be ashamed of yourself. You should have worked harder."
Tears streamed down the 290-lbs. Brown's face as he tried to defend himself: "I worked hard. I did my best..."
But Cosby cut him short. "You didn't do enough."
It's worth noting that Bill Cosby is a college dropout who earned a sham doctorate from UMass Amherst after becoming rich and famous.
Brown died suddenly in 2012 after a blood clot passed through his lung. Based on this Chicago Tribune article written shortly after his death, Brown was a good guy who was beloved by his teammates. He didn't end up playing pro football, but he did work in the education field, serving as a dean of students and a principal at schools in Washington D.C. and Cleveland. He and his brother had also planned to start a Saturday school and run a camping program for at-risk youths.
All of you need to forward this on Facebook to the old school members of your family who can do no wrong.
I would not be surprised to hear how they agree with the points Cosby gave the young man and how he was giving him tough love.
@MVike28 that is my biggest gripe with the guy. We all know black people are not above criticism. But no exagerration it seems like this guy was literally ALWAYS criticizing the younger Black people and our peers...and NEVER was criticizing white supremacy.
Can anybody in this thread off the top of their head name a time or moment when Cosby criticized any sort of white supremacy?
nikkas really act like Cosby was the benevolent black father we all have to STILL look up to
Yall don't recall his fukkboy phase when he got old/angry/judgemental/and spoke down to people who are systemically oppressed and wagged his finger at them.
He attacked the helpless and picked on the poor, yet would never speak truth to power.
fukk BILL COSBY and fukk anyone
Fat Albert was goat. Cosby show was a classic throughout my childhood.
Bill Cosby is a scumbag. ALL FACTS.
Cry about it some more.
Michael Eric Dyson describes it best.
wow
My god, this. Given that we know rapes are hard to prove, and what constitutes a rape is somewhat grey, I need more evidence than simple hearsay to conclude this man is most likely guilty of these crimes. Hating women or defending "rape culture" has nothing to do with it. It's about due process, and holding a certain standard before accepting claims as true. You all might think the quoted poster and I have too high of standards in this instance, but we can't see why you're so willing to accept these stories when we know the human brain is fallible, we know people misremember or straight up lie. Again, not implying Cosby is innocent, but we simply don't know, and I don't think anything he stated here a decade ago is indicative of what he may have done to women in the 70s. I just don't see this as some kind of smoking gun.
at the public library now with no headphones. can of yall give me the cliffnotes on how hard dyson went on cosby?
was it that bad?
at the public library now with no headphones. can of yall give me the cliffnotes on how hard dyson went on cosby?
was it that bad?
He didn't really go in. I was more wowing at what he said Cosby said to Katrina victims right after the storm.
Mid-1990s: Cosby visits the Philadelphia projects he lived in as a kid and confronts an apparent drug addict living there about why he doesn't have a job. When the 21-year-old doesn't have answers, Cosby tells him that there is no excuse for his situation.
January 2004: Andrea Constand, director of operations for Temple University's women's basketball team, visits Cosby, whom she had met in 2002, at his Pennsylvania home to discuss career advice. After allegedly giving her herbal pills to help her with her anxiety, Constand says Cosby "touched her breasts and vagina area, rubbed his penis against her hand, and digitally penetrated" her.
March 2004: Cosby gives a speech at the Year of Child production at a Philadelphia church, during which he attacks the modern parenting styles to an audience of young children and their parents. A Philadelphia Inquirer columnist runs an article stating he chose the wrong place and time for such a lecture, and an angry Cosby calls the author a few days later demanding that she issue a retraction in print because she was wrong and the audience did need to hear his message. She refuses, and Cosby eventually writes a letter to the Inquirer, which is printed, and has his lawyers threaten the paper with legal action.
May 2004: While receiving a philanthropy award in Washington, D.C., Cosby says the poor are "not holding up their end of the deal" and that it is the parents' fault when their children end up in prison. He goes on to attack black youths for their style choices and parents for naming their children "Shaniqua, Taliqua and Muhammand and all that crap."
Jan. 13, 2005: Constand, now living near Toronto, accuses Cosby of "inappropriate touching" to Canadian authorities. Cosby's lawyer dismisses her claim as "utterly preposterous" and "plainly bizarre."
Feb. 10, 2005: After hearing Constand's claims, Lucier, now named Tamara Green, goes on the Today show and becomes the second woman to publicly accuse Cosby of sexual abuse. After her interview with Matt Lauer, Cosby's lawyer calls Green's allegations "absolutely false. Mr. Cosby does not know the name Tamara Green or Tamara Lucier, and the incident she describes did not happen."
March 8, 2005: A month after the Montgomery County, Pa., district attorney announces he will not press charges against Cosby based on Constand's claims because of lack of evidence, she files a civil suit against Cosby, with charges of assault and battery. She asks for at least $150,000 in damages. Thirteen other women who claim they had similar experiences with Cosby, one being Green, are mentioned in the suit, but are kept anonymous.
April 1, 2006: Cosby speaks at a march to rally support from New Orleans residents who have been disenfranchised and relocated after Hurricane Katrina. The comedian, however, focuses on the problems facing these citizens before Katrina hit — issues with teenage pregnancy, high murder rates, etc., that, in Cosby's mind, aren't symptoms of institutionalized racism, but are caused by these Katrina victims.
That same month, Cosby tells Michael Eric Dyson that he won't appear on his radio show because Cosby is convinced Dyson was wasn't telling his own life story properly by focusing on institutional issues rather than personal responsibility and being self-made. "Until you gain clarity, I will not come on your show," Cosby repeatedly says.
http://www.arktimes.com/arkansas/taking-on-bill-cosby/Content?oid=863710
. Dyson said Cosby’s comments increased contempt for the black poor trapped by Hurricane Katrina, an episode that he said also revealed the federal government’s negative attitude toward the poor. In an interview before the speech, Dyson said Cosby’s remarks had been particularly damaging because Cosby is an American icon — a “bridge figure” between generations and races — who reinforced bias toward poor blacks. Dyson said, however, that Katrina woke many middle-class blacks who felt safe behind their college degrees and nice cars and houses. Dyson noted that Cosby had been asked about Dyson’s book and the entertainer said he didn’t intend to sit down with the author. “He can sit down with white folks, who in the past as a group, have castrated, lynched, murdered and mocked black people. But you can’t sit down with a black man, your brother who ain’t done none of that, whose only interest is to help the poor people you claimed through your statements that you want to help,” Dyson said. Even if one agrees with Cosby, “why start with the poor?” Dyson asked. “You’ve got to start with the people who have been its perpetuators ... who have benefited from the exploitation of black people.
That statement by Dyson is something you can use for any sell out or c00n you know in your personal life.
pimpineasy
Superstar
Had a girl who was raped at knifepoint by a maniac
Fukk him his wife and anyone who loves or supports this hypocrite
Fukk him his wife and anyone who loves or supports this hypocrite
