cyberdad wrote:
Is it simply possible that one black lady reacting to Alyssa Milano is being overly sensitive to AM's comments because she was speaking about an issue she felt AM has no right to speak about?
They do this quite often on social media where individual black youtubers might over-react to something and then some low-life right winger like Ben Shapiro will cherry pick what they say to attack the wider black community.
I recall some right wingers were incensed some black woman was accusing Bruno Mars of cultural appropriation. Not that they care about Bruno Mars but they use an example like this to claim the existence of cancel culture despite the fact Bruno Mars does infact have a considerable black support base (something they wouldn't know because they neither listen to Bruno Mars nor do they care to check facts).
But it's so much easier to let a slick-talking pseudo intellectual like Ben Shapiro doing the thinking for you. Listen to how quickly he speaks, that's how you know he's smart, he doesn't give the audience a chance to consider what he's saying before he piles more guano on the pile.
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