Simone de Beauvoir was a woman.

The point is, it is a problem when ignorant people only bleat out "Jefferson had slaves" anytime they see something remotely positive about him, when they have no clue he was on the forefront of trying to end slavery in the US in his day.

This is so racist to post on the last day of Black History Month.

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The "fuck you" force was strong with this one.

Ikr! I'm in the waiting area of a tattoo parlor! Glad I came across this post. I'm going home.

First time this happened was on a bus and it was the word "tree"

I'm not saying don't judge; Teddy K and I aren't buds or nothin. All I'm saying is that this line of discussion is irrelevant to the topic, just like discussing the legacy of the Unabomber is useless when the topic is math.

Flamin' Hot's George Santos.

Watch Pontypool (2008)! It’s an awesome movie!

But why would they frame them at all.

We have sealed off the olives sir.

Today I volunteered to help blind children.

That's a verb, not an adjective, by the way.

Nothing creepy about that

I have no idea who this de Beauvoir guy was, and to be honest I don't give a shit. Jefferson was what he was. Pointing out that he owned slaves isn't somehow wrong, no matter what effect that information has on the public. Those facts should be just as front-and-center as any of his redeeming qualities or achievements.

Jesus, the army could fuck up a wet dream.

Well done and well deserved. Man is consistently professional and shows up everywhere in the past 7 decades.

Well, you should, it's great show!

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No paywall here: https://archive.ph/Jk92M

Also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Monta%C3%B1ez

> According to his account, when a Cheetos machine broke down, Montañez took home a batch of unflavored snacks and seasoned them with spices reminiscent of Mexican street corn.[4][3] He pitched this idea to then-CEO Roger Enrico over the phone and was invited to deliver an in-person presentation, which he prepared for by researching marketing at the public library.[4][3] He presented the product as appealing to the growing Latino market, and provided samples in plastic bags that he had hand-decorated and sealed. It was soft-launched six months later to a test market in Los Angeles, and approved for national release in 1992.[5] Newsweek reported that the flavor, since expanded to a full product line, "rejuvenated the brand" and garnered billions in revenue.[4]

> In 2021, a Los Angeles Times article disputed Montañez's claim, reporting that based on an internal investigation at Frito-Lay, he was not involved in creating this product line. A spokesperson for Frito-Lay stated, "we value Richard's many contributions to our company, especially his insights into Hispanic consumers, but we do not credit the creation of Flamin' Hot Cheetos or any Flamin' Hot products to him." According to the article, however, Montañez did in fact rise from a floor-level position to a marketing executive at Frito-Lay, and he was involved in pitching new products.[1]

Another source: Frito-Lay disputes former janitor's claim he invented Flamin' Hot Cheetos

The woke left who have vandalized statues of Jefferson revere the gender theory laid down by the likes of Simone de Beauvoir.

Also, I said memory, not history. To clarify, they want any positive memory of Jefferson to be drowned out with "he owned and raped slaves" while they are blissfully ignorant that Jefferson tried to pass laws to reduce and eliminate slavery. The man wasn't perfect, but was a much better man than they want to believe.

Now I wonder what "Somantic Satiation" would mean.

You feel a part of your body so much it no longer feels like part of your body?

Damn and I even heard this story on NPR too

Nice.

He really got around a few ways.

A testimony to the military industrial complex and an essentially unlimited amount of money.

But sure, western maintenance, whatever gives you an old fashioned, red blooded American chubby