Of the biggest coward to ever exist on the world wide web. Keep ghosting BFL.....we all miss your words of bullshit!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yY4bNCx9TY
www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yY4bNCx9TY
Yes....the story of BFL:
He was a far right wing clown spewing his message of nonsense for years. For months ,even years leading up to the 2012 election....he claimed Obama would lose by a landslide....called everyone fools who thought otherwise. Did this on a daily basis.....after obama won re-election.....he was gone.....finally he returned for one post years later when i lost my bet to jdeuce. He then went back into hiding.
The most disgraceful cowardly move in forum history. Of course you still have righties here that actually defend him when his name is brought up....those that still are part of the cult mentality wing of the republican party.
It was an absolute blast. I started going down there regularly a few months before the election. There were lots of common sense guys that were regulars. Choptalk, DEAC, of course Vit, to name some that aren't there anymore. The arrogance and cocksuredness of idiots like Wrong Way were funny as hell. Questioning and rejecting numbers, ridiculing an actual numbers guy in Nate Silver, claiming he had better methods. After the election, Wrong Way appeared to have a nervous breakdown which he still hasn't recovered from. BFL "disappeared", thankfully so did Dave as he lost a bet to Vit. There was a guy named Minn Mike, who was doing the same schtik as Wrong Way, but in the end actually admitted he was parodying Wrong Way and the crew, and ate his crow. It must have been one of the periods Joe C was posting more at EOG, or was banned, as he wasn't infecting the Poly Forum much, so it was a saner place.
I expect the months before the 2016 election to be similar.
No, what's hilarious is your commentary on Sterling vs the NBA:
"It'll be a quick sale"
ointer:"Everything turned out the way I predicted"
ointer:"I'm usually right, not gonna lie"
ointer:It is almost uncanny how wrong you are on...well, everything.
fratfraud makes Hussein's 'stimulus' economists look like Nate Silver! lmfao
It was just hilarious!! Poor fella. Only someone as dishonest and pathetic as him can claim he was right and it was minorities fault for voting. His racist rants afterward were epic. And then he tries to act so mature after being a sick, disgraceful bitch. Comedy gold. Can't wait for next election.
That's an Ace sized Whopper Casper. But what else is new. That's who you guys are. Lie and deny. My particular Zip Code has been called the most diverse Zip Code in America, so the likelihood of Obama getting a higher % than the whole of Brooklyn is likely. Unlike you, I'm not scared of The Guy in the White House.
| Brooklyn 98.3% Reporting | B. Obama (i) | Dem | 81.4% | 503,291 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M. Romney | GOP | 17.6% | 108,630 | |
| J. Stein | Grn | 0.6% | 3,616 | |
| G. Johnson | Lib | 0.3% | 2,074 | |
| V. Goode | CST | 0.0% | 245 | |
| P. Lindsay | PSL | 0.0% | 179 |
Ah, so you live in the ghetto. Makes sense.
Those are the 80%+ areas ("inner city") Willie was talking about.
80%++ Dem??? Really???
How much more 'moderate' than Mitt Romney could anyone have asked for? face)(*^%
Then again, as long as they promise to keep those govt checks coming, the moocher vote will always choose Democrat.
Hows about we turn off the EBT system for a month or two? Still would feel as safe (and 'diverse') in your neighborhood?
cheersgif
Hmm, one talking point dashed, onto the next one, huh Casper. Where I live is hardly a ghetto. It's a nice, middle class neighborhood. Lots of different Races and Religions, with a large Jewish Population. Jews voted for Obama at about 70%. But in your insane world view, that's inner city and ghetto.
Obama’s Top 10 Counties in 2012
BY GREGORY GIROUX | JAN. 9, 2013 2:39 PM EDT |
Political Capital is collecting and analyzing the official results of the November 2012 presidential election at various levels of geography, including the vote in the more than 3,000 counties.
Following are the 10 counties or county equivalents where President Barack Obama took his largest share of the vote. Most are black-majority areas that historically are staunchly Democratic and were eager to re-elect Obama, the first black president in the nation’s history.
1. Shannon, South Dakota (93%): included within the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in the southwestern part of the state.
2. Bronx, New York (91%): about one in nine residents in New York City’s northernmost borough is non-Hispanic white. Bronx has been the most pro-Democratic New York City borough in five straight presidential elections.
3. Petersburg, Virginia (90%): a black-majority area about 25 miles south of Richmond.
4. Prince George’s, Maryland (90%): a black-majority area that abuts Washington, D.C.
5. Jefferson, Mississippi (89%): a sparsely populated, black-majority area by the Mississippi River south of Vicksburg.
6. Claiborne, Mississippi (88%): a black-majority county that abuts Jefferson to the north.
7. Baltimore city, Maryland (87%): more than three in five residents are black in Maryland’s biggest city.
8. Macon, Alabama (87%): a black-majority area that includes Tuskegee, the birthplace of Rosa Parks and the site of a university founded by Booker T. Washington.
9. Menominee, Wisconsin (86%): includes the Menominee Indian Tribe about 45 miles northwest of Green Bay.
10. Starr, Texas (86%): about 96 percent of residents are Hispanic in this low-income area on the Mexican border in south Texas.
BY GREGORY GIROUX | JAN. 9, 2013 2:39 PM EDT |
Photograph by John Minchillo/AP Photo
Martha Nunez, 53, of the Bronx, reacts to positive predictions for President Barack Obama as crowds watch election results in Times Square on Nov. 6, 2012 in New York.Political Capital is collecting and analyzing the official results of the November 2012 presidential election at various levels of geography, including the vote in the more than 3,000 counties.
Following are the 10 counties or county equivalents where President Barack Obama took his largest share of the vote. Most are black-majority areas that historically are staunchly Democratic and were eager to re-elect Obama, the first black president in the nation’s history.
1. Shannon, South Dakota (93%): included within the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in the southwestern part of the state.
2. Bronx, New York (91%): about one in nine residents in New York City’s northernmost borough is non-Hispanic white. Bronx has been the most pro-Democratic New York City borough in five straight presidential elections.
3. Petersburg, Virginia (90%): a black-majority area about 25 miles south of Richmond.
4. Prince George’s, Maryland (90%): a black-majority area that abuts Washington, D.C.
5. Jefferson, Mississippi (89%): a sparsely populated, black-majority area by the Mississippi River south of Vicksburg.
6. Claiborne, Mississippi (88%): a black-majority county that abuts Jefferson to the north.
7. Baltimore city, Maryland (87%): more than three in five residents are black in Maryland’s biggest city.
8. Macon, Alabama (87%): a black-majority area that includes Tuskegee, the birthplace of Rosa Parks and the site of a university founded by Booker T. Washington.
9. Menominee, Wisconsin (86%): includes the Menominee Indian Tribe about 45 miles northwest of Green Bay.
10. Starr, Texas (86%): about 96 percent of residents are Hispanic in this low-income area on the Mexican border in south Texas.
Obama’s Top 10 Counties in 2012
BY GREGORY GIROUX | JAN. 9, 2013 2:39 PM EDT |
Photograph by John Minchillo/AP PhotoMartha Nunez, 53, of the Bronx, reacts to positive predictions for President Barack Obama as crowds watch election results in Times Square on Nov. 6, 2012 in New York.
Political Capital is collecting and analyzing the official results of the November 2012 presidential election at various levels of geography, including the vote in the more than 3,000 counties.
Following are the 10 counties or county equivalents where President Barack Obama took his largest share of the vote. Most are black-majority areas that historically are staunchly Democratic and were eager to re-elect Obama, the first black president in the nation’s history.
1. Shannon, South Dakota (93%): included within the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in the southwestern part of the state.
2. Bronx, New York (91%): about one in nine residents in New York City’s northernmost borough is non-Hispanic white. Bronx has been the most pro-Democratic New York City borough in five straight presidential elections.
3. Petersburg, Virginia (90%): a black-majority area about 25 miles south of Richmond.
4. Prince George’s, Maryland (90%): a black-majority area that abuts Washington, D.C.
5. Jefferson, Mississippi (89%): a sparsely populated, black-majority area by the Mississippi River south of Vicksburg.
6. Claiborne, Mississippi (88%): a black-majority county that abuts Jefferson to the north.
7. Baltimore city, Maryland (87%): more than three in five residents are black in Maryland’s biggest city.
8. Macon, Alabama (87%): a black-majority area that includes Tuskegee, the birthplace of Rosa Parks and the site of a university founded by Booker T. Washington.
9. Menominee, Wisconsin (86%): includes the Menominee Indian Tribe about 45 miles northwest of Green Bay.
10. Starr, Texas (86%): about 96 percent of residents are Hispanic in this low-income area on the Mexican border in south Texas.
Joe, accurately pointing out voter trends makes you a racist to the scum of this forum
Romney won each and every voting demographic / breakdown of people earning > 50k (which is right around the median, about 5k > average)
which means Obama dominated the < 50k demographics, especially the high school drop out and impoverished demographics
it's true, it's fact, it's undeniable. The scum of this forum must belong to the high school dropout / impoverished demographic, they're that uninformed and they're that delusional
If been in many of those areas, Yankee Stadium, Arthur Ave, the Bronx Zoo are all in the Bronx for example. I feel safe there at the times I'm there and where I'm at, but I'd never leave my car unlocked, and if I lived there I'd never leave my home unlocked
stuff I do on a regular basis
and as much as I may enjoy Yankee Stadium, there is nothing to do in the immediate area following the game. You have to drive or hop on the subway to go to a bar or dinner
