Voice of Reason
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If they let this stand it’s open season on Black males if the public finds you the slight but obnoxious.
Jordan Neely, Tucker Carlson, and ‘rooting for the mob’ as America unravels
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mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
It ain’t just race. This is a guy who never got the help he needed. It’s happening to poor people across the country.
Voice of Reason
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Black men statistically are the most affected by homelessness.
Black men are the number 1 victims of hate crimes.
fukk you cac
mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
first, fukk you.
second, I am blacker than you.
third, Pacific Islanders make up the most disproportionate rate of homelessness
Fourth, your simple Simon ass missed my point. We as a nation have a mental health crisis and are criminalizing poverty. Jordan Neely was failed by the system. Failing mental health doesn’t know race, you dumb fukk.
Voice of Reason
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first, fukk you.
second, I am blacker than you.
third, Pacific Islanders make up the most disproportionate rate of homelessness
Fourth, your simple Simon ass missed my point. We as a nation have a mental health crisis and are criminalizing poverty. Jordan Neely was failed by the system. Failing mental health doesn’t know race, you dumb fukk.
I don’t give a fukk about your all races bs. Black people are hardest impacted by all of societies ills
mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
And I don’t play oppression Olympics because it’s stupid and counter productive. Go find one of your Tariq/Umar followers for that stupid shyt. We are having an adult conversation, and you are wasting our time.
Voice of Reason
Veteran
Did you purposely misquote him, or just fail to understand what he said?
Kayleigh McEnany is trying out for Tucker's job at Fox and decided to make OP's connection that much more overt.
news.yahoo.com
McEnany introduced a discussion of a New York City protest over the May 1 killing of a Black homeless man by a Marine veteran on a subway train. Jordan Neely, 30, who had a history of mental illness and multiple arrests for assault, ranted and allegedly terrorized passengers before the veteran put him in a choke hold that police have determined caused his death.
After coming out of video showing a drum-beating mixed-race crowd chanting about Neely’s death, McEnany said “Justice or burn it down — well at least they have rhythm,” evoking a stereotype about Black people.
The fact that the race of the protesters and "burn it down" is what Fox chooses to focus on about this case says a lot.
Fox News host set to take Tucker Carlson's time slot blasted over racially offensive joke about protesters
Kayleigh McEnany fills in next week for ousted Tucker Carlson on the heels of making a racially offensive remark on another Fox News show.
McEnany introduced a discussion of a New York City protest over the May 1 killing of a Black homeless man by a Marine veteran on a subway train. Jordan Neely, 30, who had a history of mental illness and multiple arrests for assault, ranted and allegedly terrorized passengers before the veteran put him in a choke hold that police have determined caused his death.
After coming out of video showing a drum-beating mixed-race crowd chanting about Neely’s death, McEnany said “Justice or burn it down — well at least they have rhythm,” evoking a stereotype about Black people.
The fact that the race of the protesters and "burn it down" is what Fox chooses to focus on about this case says a lot.
Voice of Reason
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I never said we weren’t having a mental health crisis nor that we aren’t criminalizing it. I said Black folks are particularly vulnerable and that goof ball said went on about oppression politics.
You're misquoting him for the 2nd time. That's why I have to ask you again if you're doing it on purpose, or if you legitimately didn't understand what he said.
Voice of Reason
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He said that race is not the only factor thus implying that there were other equal factors and this sort of thing could likely happen to other homeless mentally ill people across the country no matter the race.
And I said that I believe being a Black male homeless man is the primary reason he was murdered in front of a group of onlookers.
There is no "misquote"
Don't quote me with your condescending bullshyt again.
His complaint was that you were playing "oppression Olympics".
You twice claimed he accused you of "oppression politics".
Those aren't remotely the same thing. The fact that you misquoted him suggests that you didn't understand that portion of his complaint. It's not some terrible error, I was just trying to point out of you didn't understand what he was complaining about then you you were going to keep talking past him. I'm absolutely willing to believe it was an accident.
mastermind
Rest In Power Kobe
He has done that the entire conversation, and even made a statement that wasn’t factual but is too prideful to admit it. It is what it is.
