‘Is It Really Republican Racists Doing This?’: Tucker, Ying Ma Take On ‘Lie’ That Attacks On Asians Are Trump-Inspired
By: Scott Morefield
Yet another Biden/Democrat/CCP lie totally debunked. There is no significant white on Asian American violence in America and the attacks that do happen are not from Trump loyalists or white nationalists. Most all of these attacks on Asian Americans happen in the urban core of our largest cities. Those are not as Jesse Smolet once tried to pretend, MAGA country. Democrats and apologists for the communist party of China yet I repeat myself, need to cease and desist from their defamatory libel and slander of Trump and his supporters on this issue.
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‘Is It Really Republican Racists Doing This?’: Tucker, Ying Ma Take On ‘Lie’ That Attacks On Asians Are Trump-Inspired
Fox News host Tucker Carlson and author Ying Ma discussed the “lie” that “Republican racists” are behind a recent rash of violence against Asian-Americans.
Reports of hate crimes against Asian-Americans have risen significantly since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, a problem Carlson said President Joe Biden linked to “white supremacy” in a Thursday speech segment he played on Friday night’s edition of “Tucker Carlson Tonight.”
“So again, Joe Biden is tying these crimes, which are real, to the right,” Carlson said. “He is saying anyone who talks about where the virus came from, talks it may have escaped from a lab, is abetting violence against Asian-Americans, that’s why they are being attacked. But it’s a lie. The attackers don’t look like Trump voters, necessarily.”
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After playing footage of some of the attacks, Carlson accused Biden and Democrats of making them “into political ammunition.”
“Is it really Republican racists doing this, as Joe Biden suggested last night and so many other Democrats have told us?” he asked before bringing on his guest, the author of “Chinese Girl In The Ghetto.”
While Ying Ma acknowledged that some whites doubtless harbor “hostility or resentment” against Asians because of the virus, she also said that “time and time again” the recent “attackers are not white.”
“Like you said, they don’t quite look like white supremacists,” she told Carlson. “They don’t look like white voters or Trump voters. In fact, many of these attacks have occurred in heavily Democratic cities where they did not vote for Trump in 2020 or 2016.”
“And so what the Democrats or the far left have done, actually quite effectively, in the past year or so, is to libel former President Trump for something that the Democrats themselves actually are very much guilty of, and what is that? That is their silence and their cowardice before black on Asian attacks that often occur in America’s urban areas,” she continued.
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Trump's continual naming it the China virus imo has a lot to do with the attacks.
Don't forget Trump calling the Trump virus "Kung Flu", a blatantly racist epithet.
Yes, outright, blatant racism.
If the virus originated in, let's say, Redding, CA, and Rev. Sharpton called it the Beverly Hillbillies Flu, you wouldn't have any problem with that, would you? Of course not. Just a play on an old TV show name.
Only once before, with the Spanish flu, which was wrongly named, since it is believed that it started here. After that, a few were named for the cities and regions they came from. This was never called the China flu by anyone but Trump. Its original name was Wuhan or Covid 19. What is true, is that Asians have been targeted by bigots for attacks, thanks to this stupid name.
Accompanying his xenophobic nomenclature, Trump and his mouthpiece Pompeo did whatever they could to cause suspicion and hatred of China and its corporations and services.
It is ALLEGED to have originated in China.
True influenza pandemics don't happen that often. The colloquial references vary. The pandemic of 1889 was known as the Russian flu. 1918, as you mentioned, was the Spanish flu. 1957 was the Asian flu. And 1968 was the Hong Kong flu.
I, myself, caught the age-limited pandemic Russian flu in (iirc) the spring semester of 1978. It infected kids almost exclusively. That one kinda sucked. It was another H1N1 strain. I passed out at school and then I was on the couch with fever for a week.
I had a Russian grandfather. I have to say it didn't occur to any of us to be offended by the name of the disease. I was actually kind of proud that I had something that was named after a country some of my family called home. I figured if it was a Russian flu, it must be pretty tough. And if I got through it ok, I must be pretty tough. That's kid thinking.
I don't think Trump had good intentions, or even benign intentions in his labeling, but this kind of thing can be harmless. I figure how people treat each other is more important than how we label a virus.
It also started in China.
Do you see how the racist Fauci calls one of the variants the " the UK variant" of Covid?
He's encouraging violence against Brits! The horror!
With 8 Billion people in the world do you really think Trump was the First or Only ?
I've seen videos of some of the attacks. The attackers look, and act, exactly like some Trump voters.
I'm sure that's true. Jerks come in all colors.
I doubt that those who have been perpetrators in the greatly increased attacks on and harassment of Asian Americans can be specifically labelled with any particular political or racial identification, but I sure as hell believe that Trump and other Republican leaders and broadcasters and even a few members of NT using terminology such as Kung Flu, China virus, Chinese plague (all 3 have been said in public by Trump) has been extremely conducive in DIRECTING the increased attacks on and harassment of Asian Americans. Can anyone post a quotation by Biden that is so xenophobic?
President Biden denounced the rise in violence against Asian Americans in an address last week saying, "It's wrong, it's un-American and it must stop."
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