Posted on 08/03/2017 9:02:55 PM PDT by Impala64ssa
...solely for their skin color reflects a growing trend in America
Proving that you can’t fix stupid, social justice warrior Ijeoma Oluo took to Twitter to launch an unprovoked offensive, racist attack on white people.
…because they were eating at a Cracker Barrel Old Country Store.
“At Cracker Barrel 4 the 1st time. Looking at the sea of white folk in cowboy hats & wondering ‘will they let my black ass walk out of here?'” Oluo tweeted.
The tweet is a reflection of a growing trend in America that’s proving to be political acceptable, that being to openly attack white folks for no other reason than the color of their skin.
A stance that find its roots in the tenets of critical race theory, a narrative that points to institutional racism and the myth of “white privilege” to state that all white people are inherently racist — this radical theory was thrust into the mainstream during the Barack Obama presidency.
Knowing no shame, the mixed race activist clearly enjoyed stirring up the ire of white folks, opting to throw gasoline on the fire she started earlier.
They are taking their woes to the wrong place. They should go to God.
“However, I do not think that I have ever seen blacks eating at Paula Deen’s in Savannah”
probably because they know MUCH better places to eat at in Savannah!
We ate there once many years ago and the food was a MAJOR disappointment.
We’re starting to look like every other town down the hill.
Well, if this Cracker Barrel makes it here, I’m sure they’ll put one where you live. They are hiring a lot of people.
The closest Cracker Barrel is in
YUMA,ARIZONA!
BY 6 MILES.
You’ve got me there. I’ll endeavor to let you know when it opens.
I’ll swing by
It’s an excuse to go to Vegas!
I’ll ping you when it opens.
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