Some keep on seeing, non-existent, strange fruit. m/r
The Obama era has seen the “Sharptoning” of America as the same ugly shakedown scams that were being practiced in New York or Chicago were suddenly national policy. This is the Sharptoning of the National Park Service. It’s happening in every agency and arm of government. We just don’t notice it.
Trees in America's National Parks Are Racist!
May 19, 2016 Rush Limbaugh
RUSH: You know, I've referenced this a couple times, never got to the
details. I grabbed it from the archives Stack. Hang on, folks.
There. I got it.
"The Racist Trees of Our National Parks."
Front Page magazine. "Trees are America's newest racist symbol." Ready
for this? What do you think this is about? Now, what do you think?
Just take a stab here, folks, in the dark. "The Racist Trees of Our
National Parks. Trees are America's newest racist symbol." Again, to
who? Who thinks trees are racist? "Trees are America's newest racist
symbol." Who thinks this? I would submit to you nobody thinks it.
Somebody with a fax machine and a logo sent out some thing that they're offended by and the Drive-Bys pick it up because it fits a narrative they've already established. Okay, ready? You can't think of why a tree would be racist. Wait 'til you hear this, then. If you're really dumbfounded. This is not a joke.
"Mickey Fearn," as opposed to Mickey Birch, "Mickey Fearn, the National Park Service Deputy Director for Communications and Community Assistance --" What a title. What a job. The National Park Service Deputy Director -- means he's assistant -- for Communications and Community Assistance, "made headlines when he claimed that black people do not visit National Parks because..." Because... of the trees. The trees remind them of their slave ancestors being lynched by their masters.
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"The Racist Trees of Our National Parks."
Front Page magazine. "Trees are America's newest racist symbol." Ready
for this? What do you think this is about? Now, what do you think?
Just take a stab here, folks, in the dark. "The Racist Trees of Our
National Parks. Trees are America's newest racist symbol." Again, to
who? Who thinks trees are racist? "Trees are America's newest racist
symbol." Who thinks this? I would submit to you nobody thinks it.Somebody with a fax machine and a logo sent out some thing that they're offended by and the Drive-Bys pick it up because it fits a narrative they've already established. Okay, ready? You can't think of why a tree would be racist. Wait 'til you hear this, then. If you're really dumbfounded. This is not a joke.
"Mickey Fearn," as opposed to Mickey Birch, "Mickey Fearn, the National Park Service Deputy Director for Communications and Community Assistance --" What a title. What a job. The National Park Service Deputy Director -- means he's assistant -- for Communications and Community Assistance, "made headlines when he claimed that black people do not visit National Parks because..." Because... of the trees. The trees remind them of their slave ancestors being lynched by their masters.
-go to links-
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