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Don't you find it odd that when the facts are shared, people want to believe their own narrative?
1. Bubba did not report the incident.
2. FBI stated as such
Yet, people in this thread still want to punish Bubba and the BLM movement. There is no convincing these people of anything positive about the BLM movement. They have already made up their minds.
Someone random NASCAR worker made a false claim and that translates into a BLM flaw. Right.
But call someone a racist because they are a southern white NASCAR fan and they will be quick to tell you not all southern white NASCAR fans are racists.
Well, a false claim by a NASCAR worker, doesn't mean BLM is somehow illegitimate.
But LIKE Jussie Smollet, he's insisting it's a noose, so now he is involved and has proven himself to be a lying pos who wants to race-bait.
YOU are the problem.
The FBI called it a noose and not a slipknot. What was the FBI trying to protect the band Slipknot? In all seriousness, if the FBI called it such, I don't have a problem with Bubba Wallace calling it such. Had the FBI called it a slipknot, yes I would I agree he is trying to race-bait.
I am not the problem. I understand NASCAR rather well. I been to 7 race weekends at a track, watched casually for about five/six years and watched rather religiously for another seven years. Not just cup but the now Xfinity series and whatever the truck series is called now. I find it hard to believe that NASCAR jumped the gun without contacting track owner ISC about it because if it was a pull rope noose looking slipknot, ISC would know and they can dismiss it before NASCAR's President talks to Bubba.
I have no reason given the events to blame Bubba at this point. None. If he did do it, I would be calling for his ban from the sport that I only casually care for now. NASCAR as a sanctioning body drove me out six seasons ago but I still respect drivers and if conditions are good, I might have seen Jimmie Johnson's retirement race in November. Not my favorite but respect the Hell out of seven times.
Don't you find it odd that when the facts are shared, people want to believe their own narrative?
1. Bubba did not report the incident.
2. FBI stated as such
Yet, people in this thread still want to punish Bubba and the BLM movement. There is no convincing these people of anything positive about the BLM movement. They have already made up their minds.
Someone random NASCAR worker made a false claim and that translates into a BLM flaw. Right.
But call someone a racist because they are a southern white NASCAR fan and they will be quick to tell you not all southern white NASCAR fans are racists.
Well, a false claim by a NASCAR worker, doesn't mean BLM is somehow illegitimate.
Always a double standard.
But carry on.
I know, as many do, Bubba didnt report it. He is just calling the FBI report BS now and running with the narrative, for publicity only.
BLM is just one of his allies now, and partial sponsor for toys , t-shirts and such.
I mean, if you are a fan of him, good on you. He is now showing his true colors and his internal racism.
Don't you find it odd that when the facts are shared, people want to believe their own narrative?
1. Bubba did not report the incident.
2. FBI stated as such
Yet, people in this thread still want to punish Bubba and the BLM movement. There is no convincing these people of anything positive about the BLM movement. They have already made up their minds.
Someone random NASCAR worker made a false claim and that translates into a BLM flaw. Right.
But call someone a racist because they are a southern white NASCAR fan and they will be quick to tell you not all southern white NASCAR fans are racists.
Well, a false claim by a NASCAR worker, doesn't mean BLM is somehow illegitimate.
Always a double standard.
But carry on.
Great post and no they do not. As stated I dod watch NASCAR and know that pit crews especially tire carriers and gas can men can be former college football players since those are heavy and they have a built in athletic prowless for that. I cannot check if there is an African-American member of the pit crew team but why cannot people accept that?
Don't you find it odd that when the facts are shared, people want to believe their own narrative?
1. Bubba did not report the incident.
2. FBI stated as such
Yet, people in this thread still want to punish Bubba and the BLM movement. There is no convincing these people of anything positive about the BLM movement. They have already made up their minds.
Someone random NASCAR worker made a false claim and that translates into a BLM flaw. Right.
But call someone a racist because they are a southern white NASCAR fan and they will be quick to tell you not all southern white NASCAR fans are racists.
Well, a false claim by a NASCAR worker, doesn't mean BLM is somehow illegitimate.
Always a double standard.
But carry on.
Then you need to tell Bubba it was a false claim, he seems to not get it.
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