BET founder Robert Johnson: "black people should be consulted before .. tearing down statues or firing someone for a comment they have made"

[Karl]

Zig are you Black?

Karl Semich, coerced white anarchoprimitivist

There is proof inside many peoples' electronics.  Proof that a marketing
group would contract development of a frightening virus.  A virus that
responds to peoples' keystrokes and browsing habits, and changes what
people see on their devices.  A virus that alters political behavior en
masse, for profit.

On Fri, Jun 26, 2020, 9:02 AM Zig the N.g <ziggerjoe at yandex.com> wrote:

> Woah muh n.gger, a little too much truth there bruh....
>
>
>    BET Founder Says "Black People Laugh At White People" Toppling Statues
>      Alex Nitzberg via JustTheNews.com,
>
> https://justthenews.com/nation/culture/bet-founder-robert-johnson-says-black-people-laugh-white-people-toppling-statues
>
> https://www.zerohedge.com/political/bet-founder-says-black-people-laugh-white-people-toppling-statues
>
>       BET founder Robert Johnson during a Wednesday interview with Fox
> News described people toppling statues as "borderline anarchists" and
> pushed back against the idea that black people support such behavior,
> suggesting instead that they "laugh" at those who knock down the statues.
>
>           "You know black people, in my opinion, black people laugh at
> white people who do this, the same way we laugh at white people who say we
> got to take off the TV shows," he said mentioning the "Dukes of Hazard," a
> decades-old television program that has come under fire for featuring a car
> emblazoned with a Confederate flag graphic.
>
>       He pointed out that knocking over a statue will not "close the
> wealth gap," "give a kid whose parent's can't afford a college money to go
> to college," "close the labor gap between what white workers are paid and
> what black workers are paid" or "take people off welfare or food stamps."
>
>       Johnson said that whites who seek to "assuage guilt by doing things
> that make them feel good" would be much more reluctant to support payments
> for blacks.
>
>       Referring to actions such as "changing names, toppling statues,
> [and] firing professors because they said all lives matter," Johnson
> explained that "it just shows to me that white America is continually ...
> incapable of recognizing that black people have their own ideas and thought
> about what's in their best interests."
>
>       ...
>
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