Again, simple men offer simple commentary to simple questions. Israel Adesanya is UFC champ. Israel is outspoken to put it mildly. Israel is also black. When a reporter thought he was being cute and asked Dana White about Joe Rogan and his recent N-word issues at a press conference for the upcoming UFC-271, Israel decided he'd respond to the reporter with his simple rather blunt opinion. This my friends is the way cancel culture ends, by smashing it with a rock.

***NSFW because of language and use of the N-Word***

Hahaha! Excellent!

That’s great!

Well said Champ!

Awesome!!!

Rogan isn't going anywhere.

To quote Rhah from Platoon, the only thing that can kill Joe Rogan is Joe Rogan.

As long Rogan just keeps doing his thing and ignores the noise, he'll be just fine and tickety boo.

There is a guy who is nobody’s fool.

Izzy is legit as has no filter or tolerance for cancel culture nonsense.

Joe Rogan and Dana White may no be as close as they once were, but Rogan is still royalty in the UFC to many.

they have made Rogan more popular than he was

spoken by a man who makes his way in the world based on his own talents and not by conniving pity from others.

That was excellent!

I thought about making a thread on this video. I’m glad bigdeal posted it up.

Fuck yes. Good looking out Izzy. Let these idiots keep pushing their lame ass agenda until November. Please keep pushing progressives. Stay woke and get smoked.

Nice!!!

"That's my nigger, Joe Rogan."

Now when any cancel culture shitstain is triggered by Rogan's past use of the word "nigger" he should respond:

"Wait second. I am an honorary nigger so anointed by Israel Adesanya. He's a great guy and right too. I am his nigger and proud of it. Fuck with him, you're fucking with me, too."

Just put it in their faces. I mean its a goddamned word, not some lethal incantation named after a dark wizard whose name cannot be spoken. Even President Lincoln used the term when speaking about Haiti sending a man with a high-melanin dermal concentration to DC as an Ambassador.

I don't care much for 'street' or ebonics or thug culture. When a man sees and speaks the truth that he witnesses, with strength and conviction, I've noticed that all that other crap just falls away. And it leaves me proud.

We need more of this. Worldwide.
And then all these pansies and pretenders will crawl back into the woodwork.

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Originally posted by Mr. Peteroniman:
they have made Rogan more popular than he was

Jon - a - thon Jon - a - thon!

They just KEEP over playing their hand, and this may be the straw. Rogan may be the best at attracting both sides of the aisle and most people are going to see through this bullshit.

"The comic and podcast host Joe Rogan is currently in hot water. Recently, clips featuring Rogan saying the n-word on The Joe Rogan Experience have been making the rounds, and people are (predictably) shocked. He’s being called a racist, and Spotify, the platform that has paid handsomely for the right to host The Joe Rogan Experience, is facing pressure to drop him.

These attempts to paint Rogan as a racist are completely wrongheaded. As John points out in this excerpt from our latest conversation, there is a big difference between “lobbing” a racial slur at someone and “referring” to it. If Rogan had called a black person the n-word, he would be worthy of our contempt. But that’s not what he’s being accused of. His supposed sin is simply that he uttered the word, not that he used it to verbally abuse any person or group of people. Are we really so frail that we can’t bear even to hear this word, no matter the context?

Of course, I think there’s a reason all these clips of Rogan saying the n-word are surfacing now. Rogan is also facing accusations of spreading COVID misinformation on his podcast because he sometimes speaks with guests who present ideas about the virus that are out of the mainstream. Trying to deplatform him for this is equally wrongheaded, as I explain below. If we’re going to deal with the serious questions of our day, we have to do away with the impulse to simply shut down conversations for no reason other than that they make some of us uncomfortable.

Prof. Glenn Loury
Brown University"


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oC7CCqqPOyo

This is just how they do things:

First claim "misinformation" and try to get the political opponent removed from public discourse.

If that doesn't work claim "racism" and keep trying to get them removed.

Next up is false accusations of sexual misconduct. 3...2...1....

In the Army back in the early sixties I heard the N word used a lot in our outfit, by the Black guys,never by Whites. Of course there are people today making big bucks pushing race hate.