Wealthy Floridian Condemned For Feeding Mentally Disturbed Black Man

David Deeble
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A wealthy Florida businessman received widespread criticism this week over his decision to feed a mentally-unstable African American man rather than avoiding eye contact and just getting on with his day. The black American, whose legal name has not been clearly established, was accompanied by a Hispanic white supremacist named Fuentes. 

Critics of the wealthy semi-retiree pointed out that he also agreed to sit and dine with the mentally ill black man and the white nationalist of color rather than simply making it rain from the back of his limousine as he passed the two on the street without even slowing down. 

At press time the wealthy businessman had over 88 million followers on Twitter while the psychologically impaired musician has been kicked off the platform entirely.

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There are 27 comments

  1. kedavis
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    You should be writing for the Babylon Bee.

    And heck, why not submit this to them?

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  2. David Deeble
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    kedavis (View Comment):

    You should be writing for the Babylon Bee.

    And heck, why not submit this to them?

    I do and did. :)

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  3. kedavis
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    David Deeble (View Comment):

    kedavis (View Comment):

    You should be writing for the Babylon Bee.

    And heck, why not submit this to them?

    I do and did. :)

    Let us know if it appears on the site, so we can all cheer/applaud.

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  4. Zafar
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    I admit I’ve wondered this about Fuentes. 

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  5. JoelB
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    I love unbiased reporting.

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