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Posted on 11/17/2025 4:13:45 PM PST by MinorityRepublican
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He is spot on. The democratic party male is probably transsexual or by the very least sissified, and couldn’t ever defend himself in an actual assault. He would run.
Who else they gonna make the bad guy ?
In the movie SuperFly the black star reads the lines threatening some defiant toughs that they are about to go under: “I hired a couple of killers. And dig it, these killers are white and from Detroit.”
Seen in a theater in Michigan the audience cheered the line.
The democrats will change their name to The Cartel Party
All true.
But I do have to say, his opinions on pizza are crap.
My son pointed me to him many years ago, long before he became a “celebrity” and really... for a guy who made his name reviewing pizza?
He doesn’t know a good pie from a cow pie.
He prefers New Haven-style pizza
Thanks to woke-tards the Democrats are now the party of racism and hatred
If an actual white guy had said this he’d be crucified in the media, doxed, the works.
Or were they always so. KKK ^^^
I don’t know how any straight white guy with a job could possibly even think of voting for a democrat!
Yeah, I know. It’s definitely a failing of his.
I think he harbors unrequited love for Julia Roberts and that mystic pizza movie.
I love all kinds of pizza, but when he didn’t like Pequods? He was dead to me.
I mean, come on. “New Haven style”?
I’m good with a greasy NYC style slice. As a Chicagoan? Yeah - our secret is tavern crust, but pequods (or malnati’s) is our thing.
We can talk stuffed. We can even talk Detroit style. We can even talk the fancy-pantsy coal-fired margherita.
But “New Haven style”? It’s just the red-headed stepchild of the real pizzas.
He should be embarrassed to call it his favorite.
It’s on par with the St Louis people who laud *their* pizza - which is just Chicago tavern pizza with that weird processed cheese topping (Provel or whatever?)
I think that's the best style of pizza.
I mean if I had to eat pizza every day.
In all seriousness, I do like his pizza reviews.
But only because I think he’s just almost *always* wrong. I admire anybody who enjoys eating - and I give him bonus points for calling out antisemitism - but yikes.
It seems like every time he says “this pizza is great!”, I want to smack him upside the head and say “No, it’s really not”... and every time he says “this pizza is disappointing”, I also want to smack him upside the head and say “What’s wrong with you?”
My son once wanted to send him a bunch of Dominos pizzas as a joke - and I was in favor of the idea, until he said “you pay for it”. I like jokes, but they’re a lot funnier if I don’t have to pay for them :-)
Same here. It's a nice escape from reality. Just a guy talking about pizza.
Grabbing a slice for lunch? I agree.
It will probably cost me my Ditka mustache, but sure.
Chicago style is a dinner. NYC style is a grab-and-go.
I’m OK with that as a maxim. Just don’t tell anyone... Or, at least tell them that I said a tavern cut is better but you really can’t grab a “slice” for lunch.
I like Chicago style. But it's way too heavy. I'm satisfied if I eat it just once per year.
I do also appreciate that especially during the covid lockdown bullcrap? Portnoy raised a LOT of money for a lot of pizzerias to try to help keep them afloat.
Even if you don’t like his pizza picks (I don’t) or his sports rooting interests (I don’t), I give him lots of credit for that.
Any red-blooded American male that votes communist RAT is...well....just plain stupid.
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