Posted on 03/28/2024 8:06:49 AM PDT by thegagline
Baltimore leader Brandon Scott appeared on Joy Reid’s MSNBC show to assert that white conservatives “should be afraid” of the consequences of calling him the ‘DEI Mayor’ and that his “purpose in life” was to make them uncomfortable.
Yes, really.
Professional race-bator Reid angrily asserted that when right-wingers make fun of DEI, they actually mean just “black people,” claiming, “It’s the reason they complained about Critical Race Theory, it’s not fashionable to be openly racist anymore in America.”
She then welcomed Scott, who dresses and acts like a Black Lives Matter activist, to address the horrifically “racist” fact that right-wingers don’t support DEI in light of the Baltimore bridge collapse.
The mayor complained about “young black men” being demonized and treated as the “boogeymen” by racist conservatives who think that “only straight, white wealthy men” should have power.
“We know what they want to say and they don’t have the courage to say the n-word,” he ludicrously added, before appearing to make some kind of veiled threat.
“The fact that I don’t believe in their untruthful and wrong ideology and I am very proud of my heritage and who I am and where I come from scares them, because me being at my position means that their way of thinking, their way of life of being comfortable while everyone else suffers is going to be at risk and they should be afraid because that’s my purpose in life,” said Scott.
And there you have it, in his own words.
Scott’s “purpose in life” is to make white people uncomfortable and afraid.
But remember, you’re the racist for making fun of him.
Reid also said the ship was “piloted by a very heroic crew from India” and that it was also racist to criticize them ***
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Or a new landscaper. Topiary sculpting is haaard.
Wonder what his response would be if he were told that his philosophy originated with white people...
Last I looked Karl Marx was white...
Hah!
That would grind his gears ...
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