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Jessica Moore, a comedian who goes by the name Jess Hilarious, is under fire for recent posts claiming she felt “threatened” by four Sikh men boarding the same plane as her. The Rel actress was condemned for her “ignorant” remarks, but defended her feelings in since-deleted videos.
“F*** y’all, I feel how I feel. I felt threatened and that was it. F*** y’all,” she clapped back, adding, “I’m never f***ing racist, but I spotted something, and I put it out earlier and we just got evacuated from our plane.”
This is a tough one for the Social Justice Warriors to ponder. A black woman judges and condemns 4 minority men due to their looks.. It's not racism but she saw them as potential terrorists due to their turbans so it is some type of "Ism"..
I thought the Left was supposed to be tolerant and accepting? I guess all that goes out the window when fear gets factored in.
This should be a lesson to every SJW out there, don't transmit your fears onto social media because you will be tried and judged in the court of public opinion.
I have no idea who that woman is, and I'm glad. She's, evidently, pretty ignorant.
"I felt what I felt." Would that be her attitude if some white comedian talked about "feeling threatened" by 4 black men boarding a plane/subway car/walking down the street?
This is a tough one for the Social Justice Warriors to ponder. A black woman judges and condemns 4 minority men due to their looks.. It's not racism but she saw them as potential terrorists due to their turbans so it is some type of "Ism"..
I thought the Left was supposed to be tolerant and accepting? I guess all that goes out the window when fear gets factored in.
This should be a lesson to every SJW out there, don't transmit your fears onto social media because you will be tried and judged in the court of public opinion.
Not to defend her because she sounds like a moron, but the constant drumbeat of fear can have an impact.
Couple years ago I was on a flight from SFO to MSP. This man who appeared middle eastern sat down next to me, when he spoke to the attendant, he spoke with an accent. Something in the way back of the reptilian part of my brain started to ring. He ordered a double scotch and the first thought that entered my mind was, “Didn’t the 9/11 guys drink to fit in?”
Then another guy came in, and he was carrying two infants. Of course the flight attendants were oohing and ahhing over them so it took a second for him to clear the door and get to his seat. He was a middle aged white guy. Then he handed one of the babies to the guy sitting next to me, who instantly apologized for having the baby and any unpleasantness that could result. I said it was fine and that I had traveled with small kids myself and would understand.
He told me that he and his husband were flying to Minneapolis for thanksgiving to introduce their newly adopted twin daughters to their family. Then he ordered another double scotch, most likely fearing the babies flight behavior more then anyone else.
I laughed at myself for the rest of the flight for having the original thoughts I did. It was either that or admit I had just met the deepest undercover Muslim terrorist on he planet.
The problem isn’t always about having these kinds of thought, the challenge is how you react to them.
She has quite a command of the English language, that is for sure ! She must be the female version of Lenny Bruce.
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