She said she wanted to keep Marysville as American born white as possible.
She didn't say "American white" she said white..
That something less than seriously evil in my books.
It may not be evil in the sense of murder or physical harm, but it's nonetheless a racist mentality to have especially if she plans on being a representative in her town. There is certainly a problem when a political constituent wants to keep a particular area of a particular ethnic demographic.
This clip has been all over the news because it's 2019 where the pendulum on racial talk has swung so far in the other direction since let's say the 1960's. Just hearing such a thing is supposed to make us stunned and outraged.
No, this clip just signifies that we do not live in a post racial society. As the gentleman in the first video had said, he had to look at his calendar to make sure it's 2019. This woman's mindset is so warped because she lives in the early 1900's and Jim Crow era that even in the second video she doesn't believe her antics were racist.
It's like the media thirsts for things like this to stir up emotions.
so now it's the media's fault? The woman clearly said among her constituents that she wants her town to be white. The media wasn't looking for this, even the panel was shocked as your heard the third woman on the right gasp. Like a true Trumpian, you blame the media when it was her, not cameras, not the reporters who made those remarks.
We have gotten oversensitive is my point and are searching for things to stir up emotions once again.
So wait, we're just supposed to overlook a woman's racist comment who is running for a political office who is supposed to represent EVERYBODY? Why would I feel comfortable a person like that is running for a political seat who feels that it's against the Bible to have an interracial marriage? She is supposed to represent all Americans who live there.
