“Stuff like this happens way too often, where people just feel, like, threatened.” Ms. Kanoute told the security officer when he approached her. She was also misgendered because the janitor gave the guard incorrect information. The school has had multiple incidents dating back years where these types of situations have occured and been reported.
Also the employee was asked to change her presentation because of the rap. That was the extent of her discomfort. She was asked to change a presentation because people worried some might be offended. Something that literally happens every single day in America. Heaven forbid your boss tell you they had issues with your work. Who exactly is the priviledged one? Oh right she also had to take classes she didn't want too. Such horror.
The truth is nobody knows whether that janitor or that security guard had racial motivations. We also don't know if this was a regular occurance in the affluent, white neighborhood where the school is located.
What we do know is that people aren't victims because their boss tells them to redo their work, or because their employer makes them take classes they don't want too. We also know that Steve and everyone else on the right will do everything they can to make it seem like white people are really the ones who have it bad. Like we don't have history books or eyes to recognize the lies.
What? C'mon. A law firm wrote a 35-page report on this. The janitor couldn't see Kanoute. He didn't misgender her, he literally didn't know if he saw a male or female, and was told not to approach as part of his training. "Nobody knows" is a cop out used by people who assume everyone is racist unless they confess to the Inquisition. The test of witchcraft is drowning. If you float, you're a witch.
The report said the guard called her a man because that's the information he got from the janitor. And I never said anything about him not reporting her. The janitor and the guard are victims. They followed all the rules, but you left out everything from the other side of the story. You painted Kanoute in the worst possible light and yet you want to say others are the ones who assume things. I mean, seriouisly, how do you know she was some race baiter who used her status as a student to make life miserable for whites, and not someone who was profiled constantly and finally had enough on this day. The evidence is there to support the idea that it was the latter but you never even give a moments consideration in your quest to print about "white victimhood."
As far as for the employee who resigned to chase that right wing gold, she is no where near a victim.
You, David, and the other Berman have a chance to be something unique and precious in this day and age. You could be the one blog that actually posts about the whole story and not just what you want people to think. Why are you doing this? Do you have an agenda you want to push or are you actually trying to cut through the racket?
If you have an agenda, that's fine but people can just watch Tucker for what you wrote in this story.
“Stuff like this happens way too often, where people just feel, like, threatened.” Ms. Kanoute told the security officer when he approached her. She was also misgendered because the janitor gave the guard incorrect information. The school has had multiple incidents dating back years where these types of situations have occured and been reported.
Also the employee was asked to change her presentation because of the rap. That was the extent of her discomfort. She was asked to change a presentation because people worried some might be offended. Something that literally happens every single day in America. Heaven forbid your boss tell you they had issues with your work. Who exactly is the priviledged one? Oh right she also had to take classes she didn't want too. Such horror.
The truth is nobody knows whether that janitor or that security guard had racial motivations. We also don't know if this was a regular occurance in the affluent, white neighborhood where the school is located.
What we do know is that people aren't victims because their boss tells them to redo their work, or because their employer makes them take classes they don't want too. We also know that Steve and everyone else on the right will do everything they can to make it seem like white people are really the ones who have it bad. Like we don't have history books or eyes to recognize the lies.
What? C'mon. A law firm wrote a 35-page report on this. The janitor couldn't see Kanoute. He didn't misgender her, he literally didn't know if he saw a male or female, and was told not to approach as part of his training. "Nobody knows" is a cop out used by people who assume everyone is racist unless they confess to the Inquisition. The test of witchcraft is drowning. If you float, you're a witch.
The report said the guard called her a man because that's the information he got from the janitor. And I never said anything about him not reporting her. The janitor and the guard are victims. They followed all the rules, but you left out everything from the other side of the story. You painted Kanoute in the worst possible light and yet you want to say others are the ones who assume things. I mean, seriouisly, how do you know she was some race baiter who used her status as a student to make life miserable for whites, and not someone who was profiled constantly and finally had enough on this day. The evidence is there to support the idea that it was the latter but you never even give a moments consideration in your quest to print about "white victimhood."
As far as for the employee who resigned to chase that right wing gold, she is no where near a victim.
You, David, and the other Berman have a chance to be something unique and precious in this day and age. You could be the one blog that actually posts about the whole story and not just what you want people to think. Why are you doing this? Do you have an agenda you want to push or are you actually trying to cut through the racket?
If you have an agenda, that's fine but people can just watch Tucker for what you wrote in this story.