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Why in the heck would THIS get him fired. He is literally looking inward and realizing that he is going down a dark path that is not healthy for himself or the country.
Is that why Fox isn't happy? He may have found his conscience? |
To be fair, he may have found his own personal Jiminy Cricket, but he curb stomped that righteous little bug of a conscience so he could keep spreading lies and negativity on Fox nightly. This wasn't a turning point for Tucker. It was a brief lapse of evil. |
Okay, you're getting close to blatant racism instead of possibly poorly wording your posts so we can try to give you the benefit of the doubt. Tucker said "it's not how white men fight." That's a statement of white supremacy. That statement says, other groups can do that, but white men are better than that. The statement wasn't, "that's not a fair fight" or "those white guys shouldn't have fought like that because it's not a fair fight." So when you say there's truth to his statement, then go on to explain that sometimes people from any group will gang up and fight against an individual, you're not actually agreeing with him. You're saying something different. When you start saying it's how poor people behave, you're being classist or elitist, but still not agreeing with him, because that's an entirely different, but also untrue, statement. But when you say it's a behavior exclusive to poor people, especially poor black people, I get your point about how you saw some truth in his statement, because that's racist and classist, so I get why you'd agree with him. If you meant something else, please explain, but if you're just going to go down this rabbit hole of how this behavior isn't known to white gentlemen, history shows otherwise. If you need people to pull out examples for you, we can, but it's depressing to read about how jackholes throughout history have chosen not to fight fairly and how other jackholes keep excusing and ignoring that behavior. |
Yeah whatevs it’s just reality that a white man in DC has a higher chance of being jumped by a group of black males just like it’s the reality that in rural bumfck USA a black man has a higher chance of being jumped by a group of white men. I’ve lived the reality of that myself. I think it has to do with class but go ahead and deny it all you want. I have a feeling that you have never faced much street violence yourself or else you would understand this. I don’t think it’s right but it’s just the way it is these days. |
Lol I’m a white woman who works in Oakland and I have to walk past some low income housing (it’s like an apartment building but they rent rooms rather than full apartments) to get from the train to my job. There is always a group of men, mostly black guys, hanging outside the apartment buildings. The sidewalk is uneven because of some tree roots, and I’ve tripped a couple times. Once I bloodied my knee, once I spilled my purse. Never felt unsafe, they all rushed over to help (not swipe my stuff), and when I scraped my knee one of the guys actually went in and got a first aid kit so I could clean it up. The day after I spilled my purse, one of the guys told me he found some lipstick and asked if it was mine. It wasn’t so I declined it, but thought it was really nice. When I take a day off, one of them always checks in to see if I’ve been sick. I know their names and they know mine. I look like any other 40something mom, so it’s not like I’m hot and they’re hitting on me. Just being neighborly. The two times I’ve been mugged/had something stolen from me on the street, it was white men/boys (one time I was walking out of Walgreens with a package of Reese’s cups in my hand and a kid rode by on his bike and snatched it right out of my hand, and another time some jerk snatched my purse and hopped in his friend’s car). I grew up in the south, in a rural area. I felt fear many more times there than I have in Oakland. Fights broke out all the time in my high school or at parties, and it seemed to be the favored way of settling disagreements among the guys. I’m not saying Oakland is perfect, but it’s not like you’re gonna be a victim of gang violence the moment you turn down MLK Way just for being white. I know violent crimes happen, but mostly they seem to be theft related or among people who know each other. I don’t think there are a lot of black guys waiting for a random white guy to walk by so they can jump him. I have heard of white guys shooting people, especially black people, who are near them because they were frightened of being close to a black person. Seems like there were a few stories like that in the news recently. And I know historically black people weren’t allowed to be in certain areas without physical violence coming at them. Maybe you’re right and that’s in the past, and white men just shoot them now rather than getting together a posse and getting their hands bloody. |
It’s like he found his conscience, but his conscience needs to find its conscience. His epiphany was that the violence he witnessed was not worthy of “white men”. He needs to have another revelation that the violence is not worthy of humanity. This smacks of the false trope that white men fight with honor. Like history books glorifying Custer in his “honorable and heroic” loss to the Native Americans when in actuality, he tried to annihilate them with machine guns. |
| I still find it hilarious that Mr. Milquetoast Bowtie Swanson Dinner thinks he knows anything at all about actual fighting. Maybe he saw a bumfight from his limousine once? |
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To the lawyers out there--
Are there any implications for the Smartmatic suit? An NDA that would prevent testimony in that suit? |
| Of all the arrogant know-it-all anchors on Fox, MSNBC and other garbage cable news networks, Carlson is least deserving of the 10s of millions of dollars he's earned annually to spew the divisive hate the other side rhetoric. I'm surprised he lasted as long as he did. |
I agree. His voice and demeanor are so irritating. Who can listen to that for long, no matter what content actually comes out? |
There are those people that still tune into the cable news networks daily. Sad. |