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That fear and bigotry is something. Years ago I had a white boss of mine ask me what that crown he seen in all those black guys cars meant. You should have seen his face when I said it was an air freshener.
That fear and bigotry is something. Years ago I had a white boss of mine ask me what that crown he seen in all those black guys cars meant. You should have seen his face when I said it was an air freshener.
And what do those chains mean around license plates?
I have watched the video and here's my take FWIW:
The guy in the cap walked through, causing heads to turn. Then we hear expletives coming from him as he is challenged. Green shirt guy calms him down, something else is said and hard hat walks up in a threatening stance. From there it appears that some of the crowd are trying to keep things cool, then we hear about the cameras, wondering if the news caught it, and then cool it, we don't want to look like racists, you know cnn caught it.
Who is the young guy filming? At one point he says, "Wow, the crowd turned on him real fast". Who is he? Then the white hat guy is approached by an organizer (I guess, guy in suit) and asked to leave.
Where are ya'll getting all this "right-wing hatred"? They did say they were against Muslims, not each other, in an effort to get them to focus back on what the rally was about.
I guess I just see it from a different point of view. These days, video is suspect until vetted.
Yeah isnt that strange. That one guy in the blue hard hat was real tough with all his buddies around.
He has a weak nose and no chin, he would have bled like a stuck pig if he had started anything.
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