Some pretty nasty incidents have occurred in the press recently and, naturally, it seems to have become our job to review the unpleasantness because the MSM doesn't seem to be interested in doing just that.
First is Jehmu Greene of FNC, she of the social justice crowd.
She disagreed with Tucker Carlson in an argument the other day and in doing so said called him a "bow tying white boy ":
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I try not to be easily offended. I mean, if you want, you can spend the whole day and, in fact, your whole life, being offended.
But I'm trying to imagine the reverse, where Tucker Carlson calls her (or another Black individual) a bowtie wearing Black boy/girl.
The outcry.
What's sad about this situation is that people like Jehmu Greene hide their racism and it pops out every now and then; she herself so easily accuses others of which she herself is so guilty.
Would she have called Louis Farrakahn a bowtie wearing Black Boy?
I think not.
Let's just admit this namecalling thing goes one way.
You can be accused of being a racist for voting against the FIRST AMERICAN BLACK PRESIDENT but you can beat White people to death, using the grievance excuse, or you can call names all you want, but it'll be excused as something you inherited by virtue of your skin color.
I don't think so.
People of all skin colors are better than that.
But the determination by certain groups to fan that flame of racism is pretty obvious by now.
As Tea Partiers, we don't agree.
We're hoping for a better world where people don't judge each other by the color of their skin.
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