I just checked on this. If it's by a black Republican then it ain't no joke
Pretty much, and on cue, the "solutions" you'll hear from the right just continues the cycle: take the cuffs off the cops, more aggressive prosecutors, more aggressive sentencing, tougher laws, do like Baton Rouge and and try and re-segregate communities by creating new cities with borders excluding impoverished areas, cut welfare spending to poor areas to break the "culture" of government reliance, oh, And make sure all those black people have to take every pregenancy to term while gutting the social safety net and offering no solutions to the broken and overcrowded adoption systems. All things that if implements will all but guarantee the situation gets worse, not better. Then the next generation of racist republicans will just come up behind them advocating the same thing
All that language is just code for "we want to stop the cultural discussion on our racism and be left to be openly racist without consequences."
This is why assholes like him get further than they ever should, handling his goofy ass with kiddy gloves
"It's unclear why alt-right white dude would say racist shit."
I remember when I was voluntold to move out here that was the 1st thing I was told as well.. that was a lie
But that's a page right out of the fascist play-book, right? You must create a narrative wherein "the enemy" is simultaneously a sinister, Machiavellian mastermind who you should be constantly terrified of, while at the same time also being comically weak and feckless, a source of derision.
This is evil its not crafty.
The question should have been more focused towards the people polled, like would they still believe this if they and their family had to be "sacrificed for freedom" in a mass shooting?
this again proves my theory saying that anyone going "it was another time and owning and killing people was the norm back then" is a gaslighting pos.
That's the depressing reality.
It's this guy or a another Trumper who will be up against Mark Kelly.
