Don Lemon: It's Time to Finally Declare Which Race Is Committing All the Violence In America

Are you sure about that?

I mean, are you really sure you want to go there?

Well now that you've brought the topic up: Let's talk about it. Honestly.

David Strom, after noting that he is reluctant to engage in the racialist games-playing that is the only reason that Don Lemon has ever had a job:

I challenge him to visit some blocks in South Chicago or some of the sketchier parts of Chicago at night to interview people at night to get the opinions of the street denizens on a busy night to see what they think about that.

As a black man, Don Lemon should be more sensitive to that. He is a member of a demographic group that does not compare well with the one he chose to disparage when it comes to violence. He is confident that he can resort to accusations of racism to silence any white man from shoving his style of accusation back in his face, and in that, I have to say that his confidence is likely based on the unfortunate reality that Americans are unlikely to fight back against his slanders.

It is socially unacceptable to do so, and with reason. It is not a productive way to solve the violence problem we have in many communities.

I, for instance, would hesitate to ask people to look up relevant comparisons between crime rates, academic achievements, IQ, or other possible areas of contrast between various demographic groups that he and his liberal allies seem obsessed with. It might invite accusations of racism--an accusation I will happily hurl at him, given that he is inviting it by being racially obsessed.

Don Lemon is still playing by the Old Rules which have been rejected. The Old Rules say that any black racist can make all the racist attacks on whites that he likes, and be praised for it and protected from criticism or counter-argument by just shouting "racist!" at anyone who notices his racism.

Those are no longer the rules. We've said it before, but this time it's true: The Race Card is now cancelled.

Lemon is an unemployed broke-ass who is playing his last cards to try to remain -- remain?! -- relevant. He thinks that if he stirs up controversy, he'll get clicks and be the center of conversation and this will up his low traffic.

I don't think it will work out that way. You don't see Jussie Smollett on TV any more, do you?

Hello, POMs (People of Moron). Black or white, male or female, we are all the same inside: Morons. But not bad, real-moron morons like Don Lemon, who is a credibly accused gay sexual assailant and a very low-IQ DEI charity case.

I hope that this gray and drizzly Tuesday is not too oppressive for you.

posted by Ace at 12:23 PM

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