Black People Can’t be Racist, Even Against Asians! By Charles Taylor (Florida)
The BLM ideology is that Black people cannot be racist, due to what I think Bertrand Russell once called the superior moral virtue of the oppressed. Thus while it is an open secret that it is primarily Blacks who are committing crimes against Asian Americans, contrary to all evidence, this is said by the mainstream media to be due to white supremacists. This narrative is run even though video footage and photographs contradict the words, in the same presentation! It is the post-truth world, not done by Trump and conservatives, but by the Left. Sensitive readers be advised that there is censored bad language ahead.
“Disturbing video has emerged showing a black man directing a string of racial slurs at an Asian NYPD officer during unrest in Manhattan's Washington Square Park over the weekend.
The unnamed man is seen in the expletive-laden video, which was uploaded to Reddit on Sunday, being confronted by a group of officers who appear to ask him to move from the road onto the sidewalk.
The man, dressed in a white T-shirt and a ball cap, appears to single out the Asian-American cop and unleashes a vile tirade at him: 'You’re not even from this country. You piece of s***. You f***ing ch**k!'
He repeats the offensive ethnic slur referring to a person of Chinese descent over and over again without drawing any response from the targeted officer.
Another cop tries to de-escalate the situation and leads his colleagues away as the irate man continues to yell racial abuse.
Moments later, a man passing by on a bicycle overhears the slurs and calls out the abuser.
'Why you calling people ch**k, man? F*** you!' the cyclist yells at the man in the white t-shirt.
The man immediately turns on the biker, repeatedly yelling at him to 'suck my d***.'
When a bystander accuses the enraged man of being racist, he shoots back: 'black people can't be racist, you piece of s***.'
The man continues peppering the Asian-American officer with racial [abuse].”
I suppose the Asian-American officer was a token white, so therefore the act could not be racism. But, would it be racism if the officer has an even more oppressed minority than Blacks, I know not what.
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