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FD Signifier & Jouelzy compare Hasan's interviews with Symone Sanders to The Breakfast Club Jouelzy: Symone is smarter than the Breakfast Club. She's also far more pompous. FD: They made Hasan look like a hotep. Hasan looked like he's a white guy at a black barber shop compared to... show more

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Regular Celluar3 days ago

No Hasan made them look like out of touch liberals

B L A K E L E Y™℠©® LLC3 days ago

I'm confused by this clip. It sounds like Jouelzy is calling her out for identity reductionism (something she wouldn't have been able to do if she had a Black leftist on the podcast) and then FD seems to agree but then say it's good? What?

Nelson Andres3 days ago

The fuck is this opinion?

.3 days ago

Dude on the left always has odd opinions. He came after @KyleKulinski as well. An odd duck for sure. I sense jealousy from him.

Mantra Maniac3 days ago

I'm not woke enough to understand what's going on here, I just know Symone and Eugene seemed like mercenaries that just wanted to get their clips so they could denounce the "extremist".

ginblossom🌹☀️3 days ago

how did hasan look like a hotep 💀

War3 days ago

That Lily doesn’t make sense. Because that black barbershops, we talk about the resistance. We’re always talking about the struggle. And Symone and Eugene clearly don’t know anything about the black struggle as Hasanwas giving them a black history lesson

m3 days ago

That’s not what everybody else seen all we seen is two Black people who acted like they didn’t know what systematic racism and so you know, this is quite literally antisemitism because he is somatic

Rozay3 days ago

Muslims don’t like Blacks and Hasan ain’t no different

Gay Wizard 🍉 FREE PALESTINE & BLM3 days ago

I think they made themselves look out of touch with the issues surrounding Palestine and the way it aligns with lots of causes

Athedrivein 🇸🇻3 days ago

FD makes everything about race it's actually annoying

John X3 days ago

Hasan Turkish. Imagine beating on your own PoC brothers or sisters. Smh my head and he speaking on pertinent issues, unlike this poor display of infighting

Marco Viggiano Pastorczyk3 days ago

I couldn't understand the last 2 phrases, I'm a white latino, anyone cares to edumucate me?

James Butts3 days ago

It is true. She was supposed to defend being a consultant because they don’t want Democrats to have consultants. Democrats are playing from a completely different rule set then Republicans there are no rules over there, but their rules over here that we have to live by.

James Butts3 days ago

he’s always been a snake and everybody can tell that he’s a snake He’s a republican stirring up mud at the bottom of the river so you can cloudy up the water. He’s no different than 2008 till now when they were talking about trans people just so they could take black rights away

Catherine 🩸🦷3 days ago

🤣🤣🤣 FDR bish

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Apparently MS NOW's Symone Sanders-Townsend and Eugene Daniels made a disclaimer video and posted it on TikTok, prefacing why they were talking to Hasan Piker in the first place before the interview even dropped. They were preemptively apologizing for speaking to him. 😭

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Blow: A black man, I'm telling you right now, because I've been to a barber shop more than once because all the hair is gone. He's having a horrible time with black men right now.

Blow: A black man, I'm telling you right now, because I've been to a barber shop more than once because all the hair is gone. He's having a horrible time with black men right now.

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