Comments by "whyamimrpink78" (@whyamimrpink78) on "Football Team Burns Cross While Wearing KKK Hoods" video.

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  10. T.O.N.E., to explain, when Obama was elected many on the left, including TYT, called anyone who opposed Obama a racist. It grew over time as Obama was a bad president to where they called Trump a racist and someone on TYT saying that all racists are Trump supporters. You have the development of BLM and the victim blaming by minority groups to where mentioning the idea that illegals should be kicked out of the country makes you a racist in the eyes of the ultra left like TYT. With the left becoming that radical they refused to listen to the other side. I am all for finding actual racists and condemning them, but when the left calls everyone that disagrees with them a racist than you can't have that conversation. Eventually people just act the same way towards them and it drives some people to the extreme. Ben Shapiro had a great analysis on it. He said in his video on his reaction on Charlottesville that the left has ridiculed those on the right so much by calling them racists and bigots that eventually the only people they can sympathize with are actual racists and bigots. Steven Crowder did in a more humorous way. He made up the story of "The Little Bear Who Cried Nazi". It was about a little bear who cried "Nazi" but when people showed up it was simply people like the Tea Party. But when actual Nazis show up like in Charlottesville no one cared. The point is that the left called many right leaning groups like the Tea Party racist and it driven us to where we are now. We have actual racists in this country, and I condemn them, so do many on the right. But they make up a small portion of the country and are not in power. But with how far the left has become these racists are coming out of the woodwork and are becoming more active. Until the political left can become more moderate this will be a problem.
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