ESPN brings back Slavery!!!
August 17, 2017
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In this video I talk about the nonsensical outrage surrounding a segment on ESPN. It's fantasy football season, and that means drafts and auctions. As a part of ESPN's 28 hour Fantasy Football marathon they held a segment meant to comically depict a Fantasy Football auction. Unfortunately it's current year in America & no joke is to benign for SJW's. So of course the leftist media cut up clips of the segment & presented it out of context to gin up hysteria. & for no reason whatsoever the segment was reported on as racist. I breakdown this nonsense & set the record straight in this video. I then slam the leftist media for attacking people for enjoying Football.
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