Megyn Kelly Out at NBC

Breaking.

The backstory here is that Kelly dared to ask if there were any circumstances in which it would be okay for a White Devil to wear blackface -- say, dressing up like Mr. T, as a friend of mine did one year, decades ago* -- if there's no intent to demean the race.

But you're not allowed to even ask that, and the Mobs began baying for her head, and she offered the Ritual Coerced Apology, and, as usual, the Ritual Coerced Apology was not enough, because, as Jordan Peterson says, you can apologize to a person but you can't apologize to a mob.

The mob doesn't want an apology -- or, well, it wants that first. But it wants blood and will not be satisfied with anything short of it.

Do the cucks begin to see why some of us are so sick of their cowardly support of SJW mob-firings against people the NeverTrump cucks don't like?

They constantly defend and even encourage these mob-firings. They've all decided they're William F. Buckley ejecting the Birchers from everywhere.

I'm genuinely curious to see how the NeverTrump Social Justice Warrior NPCs will play this -- will they give Megyn Kelly the "Private businesses can do whatever they like, without even fear of criticism!" routine they usually offer up, or will they instead defend her, because she's a NeverTrumper too, and everything with these allegedly principled people is just "are you in my tribe or against my tribe?"

I bet in this case they White Knight. That NeverTrump membership badge counts for a lot. They're a very clannish, inbred little group of sociopaths.

* Actually I'm not sure he even wore blackface. But he did put on the Mr. T mohawk bald-cap and big gold chains and the overalls and the fake upper body muscles. Looked kinda like Mr. T.

And he kept saying "I don't hate the man, but I pity the fool."

The racist intent was there, blackface or not.

Correct:

The Cucks Have Had a Cuck-Moot and Have Decided to White Knight This NeverTrump Tramp: Yudhishthira's Dice writes:

Right on cue:

Ben Shapiro tweets:

It's pretty damned cynical to stoke racial fires in order to make an excuse for firing a top talent you want gone, @NBCNews

Oh, so you can criticize a corporation for its speech-based firing decisions, huh, Not-Binary Ben? That surprises me because you've previously taken the position that to even question a corporation engaging in a Speech Purge would be to violate their property rights.

At least you've claimed that when it was your competitors or other people you didn't like getting fired.

posted by Ace of Spades at 01:35 PM

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