9 Replies to “The NY Times’ True Colours on Display”

  1. OK … so this creep’s speech is NOT deemed to be HATE speech. Seems to me that we can now forever retire the whole notion of “hate” speech. So, go ahead … use the “n” word. As in … “It’s kind of sick how much joy I get out of being cruel to fat-ass nigger women.”

    Good to know.

    Thanks, privileged, racist, creepy-looking, Asian woman!

    Oh … and I am just “kidding” … if you are “offended”

  2. Our world is upside down. Today conservatives judge people by the content of their character, and not by the color of their skin.
    And extremist liberals think blatant racism is acceptable.

    Always go with those who judge people by the content of their character. The others aren’t right in the head and are prone to violence.

  3. Candace Owens, a conservative black woman for those unfamiliar with modern politics, did exactly the experiment suggested in this video. She tweeted exactly the offending message, with ‘black’ in place of white and was immediately censored by Twitter.

  4. 1) I believe that she should be free to tweet whatever she wants – it’s called “free speech”, and “free speech” is for EVERYBODY, not just people whose speech I want to hear.

    2) I believe that in a democratic society, I am free to exercise my “free choice” – and I freely choose not to subscribe to the NYT. And I’ll be honest here; I’d abandoned any thought of doing so a very long time ago, but if I was a subscriber I’d cancel it over them putting this racist filthy-mouthed individual on their editorial board and thus displaying their journalistic ethics.

    3) I do not believe she was parrotting the sort of harassment she herself has received – I believe she’s a truly nasty person who really does derive sick joy out of screeching to a truly nasty echo chamber, who all think just like her. A pox on all their houses. There – I get to use free speech too.

    1. I honestly believe she was ditched by a white boy some time in her young life. Otherwise I cannot understand this degree of hatred a young immigrant from Korea has for white people. Maybe she hates her parents (she has posted tweets demeaning their religion.) And so hates this country of white people they have forcefully taken her to.

  5. Roseanne was unavailable for comment, but then again she voted for Trump, so its different, or something.

  6. Good post. But I disagree with the speaker’s conclusion that the NYT’s decision to retain Jeong will lead to a normalization of respect between conservatives and liberals. On the contrary, the NYT’s hiring decision will legitimize the anti-white hate mongering that has become an accepted institution on the left. A different SDA post this morning says that the Democratic party is moving farther to the left. The NYT’s hiring decision is proof of that.

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