Anonymous wrote:I think the media hyping every little thing Tucker says makes his boring show seem far more controversial than it really is. I think it's called the Barbara Streissand Effect? None of the senile boomers that watch Tucker's show even remembered this line, but then pundits and news outlets makes it go viral x100. Tucker's script has become deeply unimpressive since CNN outed his Ivy League writer 7-8 weeks ago. Just stop paying attention to him and I think he'll fade into obscurity. He's a washed up lazy rich guy just mailing it in at this point.

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Anonymous wrote:Carlson’s remarks on vigilantism—remarks I condemn—were strikingly similar to AOC’s remarks on riots, which I was told were measured and thoughtful.

What about MURDER do you not understand? We are talking MURDER

I understand what murder is. The riots have involved murders too.

In any event, I said I condemned both sets of comments.

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Anonymous wrote:Carlson’s remarks on vigilantism—remarks I condemn—were strikingly similar to AOC’s remarks on riots, which I was told were measured and thoughtful.

What about MURDER do you not understand? We are talking MURDER

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Anonymous wrote:Carlson’s remarks on vigilantism—remarks I condemn—were strikingly similar to AOC’s remarks on riots, which I was told were measured and thoughtful.

What about MURDER do you not understand? We are talking MURDER

Not sure it’s murder. More like protecting private property in a law and order vacuum created by a reduction in policing.
Apparently both sides, right and left, were exchanging gunfire.
Biden’s America isn’t looking so great.

Anonymous wrote:His point.... since so many of you missed it.... is simple.

When local leaders choose not to protect life and property, citizens will step up to fill the void.
He's not saying that is right. It is a reality.

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Anonymous wrote:Carlson’s remarks on vigilantism—remarks I condemn—were strikingly similar to AOC’s remarks on riots, which I was told were measured and thoughtful.

What about MURDER do you not understand? We are talking MURDER

Anonymous wrote:Carlson’s remarks on vigilantism—remarks I condemn—were strikingly similar to AOC’s remarks on riots, which I was told were measured and thoughtful.

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Anonymous wrote:Black people will never be able to forgive white people for slavery. The only answer is to split into two different countries. Then black people can live in peace without being oppressed by white people.

I don’t think it’s slavery as much as the real racism that exists today - that oppresses and kills black people today.

Maybe if we could fix that first, we could move forward.

Or maybe you want two countries because you don’t want to stop being racist?

It's like a marriage where the husband has cheated and the wife feels so much anger and resentment that the marriage cannot survive and they part ways. Sometimes there is just no way to move forward. It seems like black people would be much happier and less angry if they didn't have to deal with white people anymore or have to worry about being killed by white people.

Do you even hear yourself? Pushing for segregation?

Truth is.... the majority of black people and white people can coexist quite nicely.
What you are seeing is a contrived narrative of "systemic racism" because people think it will help them win an election.
Yep - it rears its ugly head every 4 years.

This is no longer a racist country. Yes, there are instances of racism, but not to the extent being pushed by the media.
Much of what they attribute to racism has nothing to do with race.