Al Sharpton pressures Byron Donalds to take back Jim Crow comments in heated interview

Washington Examiner ^ | June 9, 2024 9:41 am | Jenny Goldsberry

[liberalh8ter]

Daniel's should have responded, “Tawana Brawley” or “white interlopers” or any of the other million things Sharpton has said over his lifetime.

[Fuzz]

The logical fallacy isn’t mine, it was Donalds’. He made the correlation, not me.

Here’s an example you might understand.

Kamala Harris says crime is lower under Biden. Discount whether or not it’s true, this is a hypothetical.

Would you or would you not assume she is making a correlation between lower crime rates and Biden policies?

Same with what Donalds said.

Everything else you’re saying is a distraction from the point I want to address.

[Rockingham]

No, it is Al Sharpton and the Leftist writers at MSNBC who run his cue cards that started talking about Jim Crow. Donalds simply pointed out that in the past, black families were more intact. Strange, is it not, that black resilience and accomplishments in the past are so controversial with and disputed by Leftists?

[Fuzz]

Are you serious here?

https://youtube.com/shorts/hF4aMgWRYyI?si=mWECCqjLPedDG8Zw

He said it. It’s on tape. MSNBC didn’t make it up.

[Rockingham]

No, Donalds did not attribute black family strength to Jim Crow. He simply made the factual point that black families were conservative and strong even under the adversity of segregation — and political adversaries insist on distorting what he said. And yes, black people in the past also tended to vote Republican because the Democrats were the party of the Confederacy, Jim Crow, and lynching.

[Fuzz]

Good god you are thick.

We’ve covered that already. You’re going in circles, moving goalposts, and other rhetorical bs.

It was an own goal, a tone deaf comment, and worthy of criticism.

[Rockingham]

We are not going to find agreement on the facts or on the political issue involved.

[Fledermaus]

Go away punk.

[Fuzz]

Lol.