As I walked in with my coffee this morning the lead story or at least the blaring story on good morning akerika was the terrible news that only less than 1% of wineries are owned by blacks.
They won’t give up and are stooping as low as they have to go to continue to find something to be outraged about. Way past the point of silliness. It isn’t enough that just about every commercial on the idiot box is dominated by blacks and on and on and on.
There is a race war coming and I know who is going to win it if the cops will just stand aside.
Tucker Carlson just interviewed Murray and it aired last night on Fox Nation. I did a 99 cent one month trial but canceled it. Expires today because there’s not enough content to pay $4-6/mth.
Anyway, they made a few good points. One is that most middle to lower middle class people laugh or just shake their heads at all this stupid race stuff because we’ve worked with a variety of people/races and we get along just fine. It’s academia, msm, politicians and city people that are pushing this crap while most of us just go about our business.
Same with the woke weirdness. Most of us look at “Caitlin”(Bruce) Jenner and either laugh or shake our head in disgust. The freaks and race peddlers are the minority.
We normies just need to start talking to each other and also speaking up on the reality we know, the norms. We outnumber them by 10 to 1. We tend to forget the things we have in common. Decent job, car and a place to live, family and safety as goals.
My first job was at a sheet metal shop in MA and there were whites, blacks and hispanics from a variety of origins. Irish, German, Italian, Haitian, Honduran etc etc. We all got along fine for the most part and have more in common with each other than any of the freaks in academia, msm, politicians, or activists or criminals.
But the friends and neighbors of all races all look so happy and harmonious. Glad to see the dog food and toy delivery at the front steps of the townhouse. Going on vacation. Happy they bought the best auto insurance in time from the guy who played the home run hitter Pedro Cerrano in the movie Major League.
Are you saying real life is not adequately reflected in the TV world? I didn't see that one coming.