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Lakers Win, State Loses

You know what is so great about ghetto losers? They're so predictable.

Jimmy Kimmel once joked on his show, when a Detroit team was in a championship game -- that if they lose the fans will riot in the streets. And if the team wins, they'd probably do the same.

But it doesn't have to be one of those cities that's known to have a high percentage of losers with a sky high crime rate. I'm convinced any city with a ghetto has enough losers in that area that will do stupid things. Even when they are happy and want to celebrate the teams victory.

The Laker losers came out in full force, damaging police cruisers. One used an orange cone off the street to smash a newspaper machine. I'm guessing it wasn't to get a paper, as I doubt they can read. And they probably weren't going after quarters that would spill out, as nobody buys newspapers anymore. It was just destruction of property. It's what losers do. They spray paint walls and businesses, tagging their name or gang. And they smash things. Sometimes during a robbery. Other times just because they're losers.

But do you want to know what the kicker is to all this? It's not me again ranting about things that will probably, somehow, upset liberals. They probably feel these idiots have the right to be angry, because of society doing something or other to them.

The icing on the cake is the tradition of a parade thru the city for the team. The state said they wouldn't have one, because it would cost $2 million. The Lakers owners said "What if we chip in a million dollars?" And the city of Los Angeles said..."Hey...great idea. The parade is on."

So, in a state that has no money...and lays off teachers, DMV employees, and every other profession...will now spend a million bucks so a bunch of thugs can watch the Lakers go down the street waving.

Gotta love the idiotic decision makers.

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You know what is so great about ghetto losers? They're so predictable.

Jimmy Kimmel once joked on his show, when a Detroit team was in a championship game -- that if they lose the fans will riot in the streets. And if the team wins, they'd probably do the same.

But it doesn't have to be one of those cities that's known to have a high percentage of losers with a sky high crime rate. I'm convinced any city with a ghetto has enough losers in that area that will do stupid things. Even when they are happy and want to celebrate the teams victory.

The Laker losers came out in full force, damaging police cruisers. One used an orange cone off the street to smash a newspaper machine. I'm guessing it wasn't to get a paper, as I doubt they can read. And they probably weren't going after quarters that would spill out, as nobody buys newspapers anymore. It was just destruction of property. It's what losers do. They spray paint walls and businesses, tagging their name or gang. And they smash things. Sometimes during a robbery. Other times just because they're losers.

But do you want to know what the kicker is to all this? It's not me again ranting about things that will probably, somehow, upset liberals. They probably feel these idiots have the right to be angry, because of society doing something or other to them.

The icing on the cake is the tradition of a parade thru the city for the team. The state said they wouldn't have one, because it would cost $2 million. The Lakers owners said "What if we chip in a million dollars?" And the city of Los Angeles said..."Hey...great idea. The parade is on."

So, in a state that has no money...and lays off teachers, DMV employees, and every other profession...will now spend a million bucks so a bunch of thugs can watch the Lakers go down the street waving.

Gotta love the idiotic decision makers.

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