tucker carlson's racism straight front and center discussing SCOTUS nominee K. Brown Jackson

[icanhelp1]

This is on a level of dishonesty with Fox & Friends saying that the only people who even talk about racism are racists.

The problem is is that you're trying to brainwash everyone that will listen that all white people are racist and that black people are victims, blow it out your ass!

 

[pecksniff]

The problem is is that you're trying to brainwash everyone that will listen that all white people are racist and that black people are victims, blow it out your ass!

Not even CRT asserts that. But we're not in a post-racial society either, and you know it.

 

[icanhelp1]

I know it....your proud of what you are and what you teach your kids. Too bad you don't get that it is white supremacy.

But, there is hope for your kids....they probably thinking your fucking crazy like most kids think. In this case it makes them better than you.

I've have a pretty rounded existence. To you, white people existing is white supremacy. Like I've written before, if everything is racist then nothing is racist. True racism is despicable but pardon me for not taking your clown show on the road.

Not even CRT asserts that. But we're not in a post-racial society either, and you know it.

Racism exist all over the planet. Different cultures clash.

 

[pecksniff]

To you white people existing is white supremacy.

That is a lie, on a level with "Anti-Racist is a code word for Anti-White!"

 

[ll74]

YUP! My parents taught me that if you're pulled over, show respect and do what your told and keep your mouth SHUT!, unfortunately some were taught resist! resist! resist! If you're a caucasian AND YOU RESIST ARREST white folk will agree that the idiot got what he deserved, no riots, no burning buildings, no looting, if you're black you have to back off till things get out of control and then come the riots.

Create a neutral resume? resumes aren't supposed to be neutral or racial.

Your perspective is very narrow minded, most americans don't view life in america the way you do. Most people don't see racist behind every tree. You can die on that hill if you chose.

My perspective comes from actually having multiple conversations with actual black people.

You may want to try that sometime.

 

[icanhelp1]

My perspective comes from actually having multiple conversations with actual black people.

You may want to try that sometime.

My best friend, best man and army buddy was black. I've been surrounded by people of color during my career in the military and we took care of each other. I've been with their families and shared their culture, beautiful people! When we saw true ugly racism we tried to nipped it in the bud, sometimes send them packing, made their life miserable where they put in for transfers, up on charges (UCMJ) and discharged.

 

[ll74]

My best friend, best man and army buddy was black. I've been surrounded by people of color during my career in the military and we took care of each other. I've been with their families and shared their culture, beautiful people! When we saw true ugly racism we tried to nipped it in the bud, sometimes send them packing, made their life miserable where they put in for transfers, up on charges (UCMJ) and discharged.

I never said people liked racism. You say it doesn't exist. They will tell you otherwise.

That doesn't mean they believe you are racist.....i mean I doubt you've ever brought it up and discussed it in any real context.

But hey....you do you.

Racism exists....and it's ugly as fuck and there absolutely no way we will get to a "post racist" America in my lifetime.

 

[WillJ8787]

That is a lie, on a level with "Anti-Racist is a code word for Anti-White!"

Correct....and folks of character embrace what they are. I would have no problem if these stupid folks just came out and said, "yep, I don't like black folks." Being a racist isn't illegal unless you act on it....so what is it with these cowards and low character individuals who hide behind code words, denial(like Jan 6th denial) and redirects?

Cowards seems fitting.

 

[zipman]

Justice Thomas endured an attack engineered by Sen. Joe Biden that would have reduced Jackson to tears and burned down the city of D.C. in today's world.

Actually, the only SCOTUS nominee I've ever seen reduced to tears was Kanaugh.

That was truly disgraceful.

 

[zipman]

I never said people liked racism. You say it doesn't exist. They will tell you otherwise.

That doesn't mean they believe you are racist.....i mean I doubt you've ever brought it up and discussed it in any real context.

But hey....you do you.

Racism exists....and it's ugly as fuck and there absolutely no way we will get to a "post racist" America in my lifetime.

Anyone who says racism doesn't exist is either incredibly stupid or a liar.

 

[butters]

Anyone who says racism doesn't exist is either incredibly stupid or a liar.

they're not mutually exclusive... could be both, often is the case *nods*

 

[YDB95]

Tucker may be controversial but he's not racist,

Oh please, he's a big proponent - maybe the biggest - of replacement theory. How can you possibly call that "not racist"?

 

[icanhelp1]

Oh please, he's a big proponent - maybe the biggest - of replacement theory. How can you possibly call that "not racist"?

I don't believe you know what true racism is, it's really ugly. But some of you call everyone that disagrees with your point of view a racist, and that's when you detract from the real meaning.

People like you support BLM. What has BLM done to squash the violence in Chicago, Baltimore? nothing! they're content to stand by while children in black urban communities get killed all the while certain people within the BLM gang get rich, Patrisse Cullors comes to mind. What's being done to stem the violence of black on black shootings? There will always be racism as sure as there will always be crime. Humans are an imperfect species. Racism is a double edge sword, there are black racist, Chinese racist, there are racist within every ethnicity and on every continent.

 

[ll74]

ThErE iS nO rAcIsM aNyMoRe

https://twitter.com/x/status/1506918616628924416

 

[LincolnDuncan]

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/poli...ine-sound-less-awful/ar-AAVpBIH?ocid=msedgntp

After saying nominee Judge Jackson's views “really seem like those of every affluent white liberal I’ve ever met”, he continued with:


so, to paraphrase carlson, 'she sounds White and educated, and we know Black folks should all sound like rappers, with their 'ghetto talk of bitches, the N-word, profanities, drugs and thieving'... is he saying she's not Black enough to really be Black and represent Black people?

let's bear in mind, she's supposedly going to represent people of all colours, ages and sex/gender

Tucker Carlson should run into a Louisville Slugger....a few times

 

[pecksniff]

Tucker Carlson should run into a Louisville Slugger....a few times

Or maybe what happened to Richard Spencer.

 

[phrodeau]

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My best friend, best man and army buddy was black. I've been surrounded by people of color during my career in the military and we took care of each other. I've been with their families and shared their culture, beautiful people! When we saw true ugly racism we tried to nipped it in the bud, sometimes send them packing, made their life miserable where they put in for transfers, up on charges (UCMJ) and discharged.

Then they return to civilian life with big racist chips on their shoulders.

 

[YDB95]

I don't believe you know what true racism is, it's really ugly. But some of you call everyone that disagrees with your point of view a racist, and that's when you detract from the real meaning.

People like you support BLM. What has BLM done to squash the violence in Chicago, Baltimore? nothing! they're content to stand by while children in black urban communities get killed all the while certain people within the BLM gang get rich, Patrisse Cullors comes to mind. What's being done to stem the violence of black on black shootings? There will always be racism as sure as there will always be crime. Humans are an imperfect species. Racism is a double edge sword, there are black racist, Chinese racist, there are racist within every ethnicity and on every continent.

Even if what you say here were remotely accurate, that's all beside the point with respect to Tucker Carlson being racist.

And yes, it is dumb to call everyone who disagrees with you a racist. It waters down the charge when real racists like Tucker come along.

 

[icanhelp1]

Even if what you say here were remotely accurate, that's all beside the point with respect to Tucker Carlson being racist.

And yes, it is dumb to call everyone who disagrees with you a racist. It waters down the charge when real racists like Tucker come along.

 

[icanhelp1]

If you look at which media outlets are screaming racism ( Tucker Carlson in particular) it's the same old platforms that have been screaming racism, white supremacy, white nationalism, white privilege, promoting street violence. MSNBC, CNN, WP, NYTs, Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, The Wrap, The Nation, NPR, The Guardian, and a whole host of media platforms that scream in lockstep their racist views.

Everything concerning POC is on a hair trigger because of excessive virtue signalling by these progressive media cults, creating a culture of victimhood while enhancing their make believe moral high ground for the sake of political correctness and political positioning within the black community. It's failing! Tucker Carlson brought up the disintegration of the nuclear family in the black community and out from under their rocks comes the usual cult media culprits with axes and pitchforks once again creating a bubble of victimhood around the black community instead of basing their rebuttals based on facts.

The pub senate questioning of Jackson was not rooted in racism, most of which was legitimate, was political grandstanding and revenge towards democrats while Jackson was caught in the middle. The Dems in return circled the wagons as usual, fawning all over their nominee to such a degree that Jackson could have been a serial killer and dems would still confirm her.

Too many point the finger of racism when in reality it's a matter political posturing.

If you compare the fifties to today, in the fifties the family unit in the black community was strong. What changed?

I suggest for all you who see racism behind every tree: pick up a book!

My suggestion: Robert L. Woodson Sr. *a black intellectual* " RED, WHITE and BLACK " Most of you won't enjoy the read because it will tear down what you have been led to believe for decades.

 

[ll74]

If you look at which media outlets are screaming racism ( Tucker Carlson in particular) it's the same old platforms that have been screaming racism, white supremacy, white nationalism, white privilege, promoting street violence. MSNBC, CNN, WP, NYTs, Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, The Wrap, The Nation, NPR, The Guardian, and a whole host of media platforms that scream in lockstep their racist views.

Everything concerning POC is on a hair trigger because of excessive virtue signalling by these progressive media cults, creating a culture of victimhood while enhancing their make believe moral high ground for the sake of political correctness and political positioning within the black community. It's failing! Tucker Carlson brought up the disintegration of the nuclear family in the black community and out from under their rocks comes the usual cult media culprits with axes and pitchforks once again creating a bubble of victimhood around the black community instead of basing their rebuttals based on facts.

The pub senate questioning of Jackson was not rooted in racism, most of which was legitimate, was political grandstanding and revenge towards democrats while Jackson was caught in the middle. The Dems in return circled the wagons as usual, fawning all over their nominee to such a degree that Jackson could have been a serial killer and dems would still confirm her.

Too many point the finger of racism when in reality it's a matter political posturing.

If you compare the fifties to today, in the fifties the family unit in the black community was strong. What changed?

I suggest for all you who see racism behind every tree: pick up a book!

My suggestion: Robert L. Woodson Sr. *a black intellectual* " RED, WHITE and BLACK " Most of you won't enjoy the read because it will tear down what you have been led to believe for decades.

Any mention of CRT by the right is an attempt to conflate race and racism as to minimize any discussion of the topic and play the victim. The fact that they cried about selection of a black woman because qualifications yet were fine with the previous selection of a woman reeks of racism.

There are a ton of subtle Nuances where one could attribute actions to racism, but aren't really the case, but that would require a serious conversation about racism and race. Instead we get conflation and oversimplification meant to minimize and dismiss any relevant talking points.(notice I committed party here)

That being said, this nomination process was done before she was even nominated. The actual hearings aren't about her qualifications, they are about the midterm elections.

As for a strong family unit in the fifties compared to today, quite a lot has happened between then and now, and from what I remember, multiple people from both parties were involved. There was a small event in the 60s I seem to recall.....not sure what that was about....

 

[HisArpy]

If you look at which media outlets are screaming racism ( Tucker Carlson in particular) it's the same old platforms that have been screaming racism, white supremacy, white nationalism, white privilege, promoting street violence. MSNBC, CNN, WP, NYTs, Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, The Wrap, The Nation, NPR, The Guardian, and a whole host of media platforms that scream in lockstep their racist views.

Everything concerning POC is on a hair trigger because of excessive virtue signalling by these progressive media cults, creating a culture of victimhood while enhancing their make believe moral high ground for the sake of political correctness and political positioning within the black community. It's failing! Tucker Carlson brought up the disintegration of the nuclear family in the black community and out from under their rocks comes the usual cult media culprits with axes and pitchforks once again creating a bubble of victimhood around the black community instead of basing their rebuttals based on facts.

The pub senate questioning of Jackson was not rooted in racism, most of which was legitimate, was political grandstanding and revenge towards democrats while Jackson was caught in the middle. The Dems in return circled the wagons as usual, fawning all over their nominee to such a degree that Jackson could have been a serial killer and dems would still confirm her.

Too many point the finger of racism when in reality it's a matter political posturing.

If you compare the fifties to today, in the fifties the family unit in the black community was strong. What changed?

I suggest for all you who see racism behind every tree: pick up a book!

My suggestion: Robert L. Woodson Sr. *a black intellectual* " RED, WHITE and BLACK " Most of you won't enjoy the read because it will tear down what you have been led to believe for decades.

You're wasting your breath and raising your BP for no result. They cry racism just to get a rise out of others. That way they get attention they otherwise don't deserve by keeping you spinning as you try to keep up with the ever-changing definitions and word salads they throw around.

One need only consider the root core of what they're saying to understand they're actually mentally ill.

 

[HisArpy]

Any mention of CRT by the right is an attempt to conflate race and racism as to minimize any discussion of the topic and play the victim. The fact that they cried about selection of a black woman because qualifications yet were fine with the previous selection of a woman reeks of racism.

You seem to keep forgetting about the last black woman who was nominated for the job on SCOTUS and who it was who resisted her nomination.

 

[LincolnDuncan]

Or maybe what happened to Richard Spencer.

or

Jamal Khashoggi​

 

[ll74]

You seem to keep forgetting about the last black woman who was nominated for the job on SCOTUS and who it was who resisted her nomination.

You seem to think I'm required to address anything outside of this hearing when talking about this hearing.