"So is naked racism of Bull-Connor-era ilk against the man who may become California's first black governor O.K. so long as a Democrat is doing it?
Apparently so, based on how the Los Angeles Times is covering yesterday's egg-hurling incident.
A leftist white woman, unsubtle as she can get, wearing a gorilla mask, hurled an egg at the head of gubernatorial candidate Larry Elder in Venice, California, nearly hitting him,
and then another leftist did the same as Elder was hustled off by his aides into an SUV.
The Los Angeles Times headline, noted by reporter Ryan Saavedra, was incredible.
Would they write the same kind of blase headline were the candidate, say, Stacey Abrams?
The question answers itself.
As Saavedra notes, this would be the same Los Angeles Times that ran a headline a couple of weeks ago calling Larry Elder "the black face of white supremacy," in some amazingly pretzeled Orwellian newspeak.
That didn't work, of course, so now, they claim that Elder was leaving based on the "hostile reception" he drew as if were the bad guy here who somehow brought it all on himself.
The racist nature of the attack and the disgustingness of the human being who launched it are never focused on.
Was Bull Connor blocking the schoolhouse door to a little black girl in the Jim Crow South just a "hostile reception"?
Or was the actual story as it had to be covered at the time all about a racist who saw his power structure crumbling and his response to that was to use violence and force?
Take a look at how eerily similar the attack on Elder photo looks, when cast in black in white, to the photos from the Civil Rights era.
Take a look at Norman Rockwell's iconic 1964 "The Problem We All Live With" painting of the Civil Rights era,
which is brimming with evidence of violence in the foul graffiti from some "activist" splattered right in the middle of the painting,
and of course, the smashed hurled objects similar to eggs, in this case, tomatoes.
Was that a "hostile reception" or was it about something much more?
Hint: You can find it in the title of the painting.
But to the Los Angeles Times, this attack was somehow about ideas, rather than bare-naked racism,
as it is practiced by the left which views itself as bulletproof no matter how many racist acts it does.
It's obvious as heck that hurling eggs at California's first black gubernatorial candidate while wearing a gorilla mask is racist as it gets.
After all, there are all kinds of masks out there and this white woman selected the black gorilla mask as her "statement" about Elder,
knowing that she'd get her picture with herself in it in the news from this attack.
You'd think that Elder's opponent, Gov. Gavin Newsom, would have said something just to distance himself from the racist attack.
After all, he's still trying to get the black and Latino vote over to his side.
But actually. he's said nothing.
Where is Black Lives Matter?
The organization was founded in Los Angeles by UCLA leftists, and its founder still has her spreads in Malibu and South Central.
They too have said nothing.
But Los Angeles Times is particularly disgusting in its coverage, completely casting a false light on what went down and trying to make it look like a routine case of Elder bringing these naked racist attacks onto himself,
if not cast racism versus a black guy threatening the power structure as just a trifle of political disagreement as well as a mass hostile reception,
when in fact it was a couple of racist disruptors trying to shut down free speech, free political activity and a black candidate's right to reach out to the voters.
It's appalling. This racism has to be held up to public shame because it's certainly the problem we all live with today."
Thursday, September 9, 2021
"White racist leftist in ape mask assaults Larry Elder and take a look at how the LA Times covered it"
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