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Jon Jones Knocks Out Stipe Miocic at UFC 309 in Front of Donald Trump! Full Fight Recap

Jon Jones retains his UFC heavyweight title with a stunning knockout of Stipe Miocic at UFC 309, as Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and other VIPs watched from ringside at Madison Square Garden! Watch the highlights and analysis of this historic fight, along with Miocic’s retirement announcement

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Fighter: I did my own research. White: We must protect free speech.

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They can celebrate all they want. But if I were Elon, I wouldn't go to the bathroom with him...

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There's nothing quite like the pop Donald Trump gets when he appears ringside at a UFC event: they're always the biggest cheers of the night. It's impossible to imagine Biden - or any other political candidate, for that matter - being received with the same enthusiasm at a sporting event.

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The Politics Of Dricus Du Plessis Part 2

I did not write a preview or review of Dricus Du Plessis' last fight and I have since seen a few things that are more than concerning.

In the build-up to UFC 312's main event between Du Plessis and Sean Strickland, Dricus Du Plessis has publicly endorsed Donald Trump for the 2nd time, and the significance this time around is the political climate of country, and notably AfriForum's appeal to Trump to target the South Africa's political leaders.

This comes on the heels of Trump's intention to cut aid to South Africa, sighting concerns of treatment of white South Africans, in regards to land rights.

To be fair, I'm the fool here, the idea that I would assume that a white South African would represent South Africa, a majority black country, without trying to publicly embarrass the country, was an unrealistic expectation on my part.

There's a few things you need to understand here.

AfriForum is a group/organization run and established by white Afrikaner South Africans to influence our local politics. They are not a political party or a governmental organization, and it's important to note that.

So when their leadership publicly request the assistance of Donald Trump in "targeting" their local opposition, it is tantamount to treason, and it is also asking America to break with international law in order to help an organization with 0 seats in our local parliament.

This is an organization that has purposely pushed false narratives regarding the murders of white farmers, land expropriation acts that they have been miscast as land grabs, and has now openly engaged in inviting a foreign government to interfere in South African affairs.

Where's the patriotism in that?

I am disappointed in Dricus Du Plessis, and I understand enough about white South Africans to know he likely doesn't care.

However, it speaks volumes that he would claim to be a "real African" while lampooning the talking points and political sentiment of a group that does not represent the majority of South Africans.

Another really unfair thing that Dricus has done, is to drag people he has publicly associated with and put them in to question.

For instance, by doing endorsements alongside noted Rugby players like Eben Etzebeth and Siya Kolisi, and the Springboks having worked so hard to avoid divisive political issues that could divide the team. How do they feel about being associated with this?

Trump has since signed an executive order that invites white South Africans to enjoy refugee status in the United States.

AfriForum obviously declined this offer during this past Saturday's press conferences, because why would you leave a place you're oppressed in?

All told, Dricus Du Plessis will be remembered as a South African athlete that failed to uphold the standards of the Springboks he fought so hard to be associated with.

Lacking the discipline to truly represent an entire country, and unable to avoid the low hanging fruits of racism, prejudice, misinformation and intellectual laziness.

It's a shame, that even with the support of an entire country behind him, he still couldn't help but want to associate himself with South Africa's most divisive political figures, and there's nothing Springbok about that.

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ex UFC Champ Sean Strickland meets Donald Trump & puts a beating on Sneako on the same day

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So why did the Trump gain 56% of Young Men's vote this election time? That's the question that needs to be asked and I have answers.

1. The right wing is good at infiltrating spaces that Young men are in or in areas they are interested in. Fitness? Many fitness influencers are MAGA or they espouse right wing narratives. Gaming? Lots of gamers are just intolerant, right wing adjacent, or blatantly fascist. With how they talk about how much they hate "wokeness" in video games. Even with Skateboarding, there's losers like Tim Pool trying to get young (white) men to get into conservative thinking.

2. Conservativism is now seen as edgy and "anti-establishment" amongst a segment of Young Men. (Displaying disgust at dudes in the Punk Rock scene and in Hip-Hop that are now Hardcore MAGA 🤢🤮)

3. Some young men see conservatism/right wing politics as a way to "protect masculinity" and "protect western (white) values". And have deluded themselves into thinking by supporting fascists, they can protect American Hegemony.

4. Conservative media has exploded since Trump took office in 2016. OANN, RSBN, and Newsmax are right wing alternatives that are more beholden to Trump than Fox News. Many of the top podcasts and podcasters in America are rightwing. People like Lex Fridman, The Nelk Boys, Adin Ross, The Paul Brothers, and others have a wider reach than many left leaning platforms.

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Ben Blanchet at HuffPost:

Former President Donald Trump backed an idea for a “migrant league” similar to the Ultimate Fighting Championship in remarks to Christian conservatives at a Faith & Freedom Coalition conference on Saturday. “Why don’t you set up a migrant league of fighters and have your regular league of fighters and then you have the champion of your league, these are the greatest fighters in the world, fight the champion of the migrants,” said Trump, who claimed he pitched the idea to UFC President and CEO Dana White. He continued, “I think the migrant guy might win, that’s how tough they are.” The presumptive GOP presidential candidate, who once compared asylum-seekers to UFC fighters in 2019, added that White didn’t like the concept “too much.”

“But actually, it’s not the worst idea I’ve ever had,” said Trump. “These are tough people, these people are tough and they’re nasty, mean.” White, in remarks to reporters at a UFC event, confirmed Trump shared the idea. “It was a joke, it was a joke,” said White, a friend of the former president. “I saw everybody going crazy online. But yeah, he did say it.” Trump would later bring up his “new migrant fight league” idea again at a rally in Philadelphia. “You know, these are tough cookies coming into our country, coming with prisons and mental institutions,” he said.

Just another braindead idea from Donald Trump. America must reject him at the ballot box this fall!

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Trump at UFC 11/24

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Trump at UFC 11/24

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BREAKING: Donald Trump arrives to UFC 309 with Elon Musk, RFK Jr, Kid Rock, Speaker Mike Johnson, Dana White and more

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