Yep, apparently this dude thinks that Pocahontas is a bad word. Eric Trump's tweet follows the moment yesterday when President Trump called Senator Elizabeth Warren, Pocahontas at an event honoring Native America code talkers. Naturally people on Twitter were in utter disbelief over how unbelievably idiotic and seemingly detached from reality this guy is.
And more tremendous Trump memes here if this was not yuge enough.
Just two dudes completely roasting the hell out of each other in a distinctively non-PC way. The back and forth here is what makes it. Sorta like this facebook thread that answered funny questions black people had about white people, it's good to see online conversations like this that don't spiral out of control.
WARNING: Obviously work-unsafe things are being said and expressed in this video. Also, bonus on-the-job drinking!
WARNING: There's a copious amount of racially-charged foul language in this video. Fair warning for those who may be triggered by that.
This is the video of startlingly casual racism that's been making the rounds on the internet in the past 24 hours. According to the uploader (a man going by the handle OYAB), this incident occurred the previous Friday, May 30th. By his account, he started up his car, prompting his stereo to play automatically. That's when this mother decided to go off in front of her children and throw out the hate speech.
If her twitter profile (again, warning for language in that link) is any indication, this kind of behavior isn't new to her. In a recent radio interview defending her actions she also brought up the old "but I have black friends/relatives" defense, which never ends well. The incident also prompted her ex to request custody of their children, for reasons that might be obvious.
Nice work by OYAB keeping calm in this kind of situation. Clearly we still have a long road ahead of us when it comes to race relations in America.
For those out of the loop, "Jigaboo" is an old and rarely-heard slur for people of color. You know, the kind of old ditty your more racist grandma might drop casually at Thanksgiving dinner. The anchor, former Miss USA winner Kristi Capel, later apologized for the statement saying that she didn't know that it was a "even a word."
