Mark Dice weighs in with the sad truth about the Derek Chauvin trial. Will it put a stop to racial injustice in America, or ramp everything up a notch? You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to foretell the answer.
The conviction of Officer Derek Chauvin has not satiated the mob’s thirst for blood. In fact many are clamoring for an all-out race war. More from RedPill78.
When it comes to the National Football League, patriotism sells tickets and viewership ads. So any thought of the league being at odds with the military is absurd.
That wasn’t the case during a hot mic moment during the pregame of the Green Bay-Tampa Bay Week 6 matchup last Sunday night. The veteran broadcast team of Joe Buck and Troy Aikman seemingly crapped on the military during a Pentagon jets flyover, unwittingly exposing themselves as soldiers of the Left. Aikman, former Hall of Fame quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, opened the sequence by saying, “That’s a lot of jet fuel just to do a little flyover.” Buck countered with, “That’s your hard-earned money and tax dollars at work.” At which time Aikman finished off the idiocy with, “That stuff ain’t happening with a Kamala-Biden ticket, I’ll tell you right now.”
This is the new NFL, folks. Kowtowing to the Left and its fake concern over alleged racial injustice. Bowing to the whims of terrorist organizations, with their stenciled-in propaganda in stadiums throughout the league and on uniforms and our American flag be damned.
Meanwhile, the limited crowds attending games because of the COVID-19 pandemic don’t like what they see, aggressively booing the league’s surrender to Black Lives Matter. And it’s starting to take its toll. Through Week 6, gate receipts and TV viewership have plummeted significantly. And these spoiled athletes and executives wonder why. Here’s more with Salty Cracker.
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It’s perplexing how every time a black man gets shot by police–no matter the circumstances–the sports community bursts into a wild frenzy, quickly reaching for their racism and social injustice narratives. But when the tables are turned, as they were in Los Angeles last weekend after a black man shot and seriously injured two law enforcement officers at point blank range, what is their reaction? Crickets.
And perhaps the biggest offender in the sports world is the Left’s pea-brained idol, Lebron James. When he’s not kowtowing to the China Communist Party, he’s demeaning law enforcement, and American values in general, with senseless drivel, wrought with errors and inaccuracies even a third-grader would smirk at.
Following the shooting of the two officers in California, LA County Sheriff Alex Villanueva announced a $100,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the gunman, which was increased by $75,000 via two private donations. Pointing out James’ alleged interest in race relations, Villanueva challenged him to match the donations. And again, there was no response.
The reaction is prevalent throughout the sports world, with their fake empathy–kneeling, Black Panther salutes and disparaging our treasured national anthem with some nonsensical creation of their own. Nothing but a bunch of losers!
Host Ryan Kinel tears into James and the entire sports community, exposing their disgusting hypocrisy in this episode of Sports Wars.
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The faux racial justice movement in America, flamed by radical groups such as Black Lives Matter and Antifa, is shockingly infiltrating our churches. Blaze TV’s Glenn Beck says he was stunned after receiving an emotional letter of frustration from a Roman Catholic friend after he experienced an appalling moment at Sunday morning Mass.
During the service at the Church of Saint Francis Xavier in New York City, the minister invited the congregation to stand with him and repeat biased statements about racial equality, white privilege and police brutality. The church also alerted those attending the service that it provides a website of articles to learn more about topics advocating for defunding police, fighting white privilege and more.
Beck argues that this is proof our churches are in danger and that evil is not only knocking on their doors, it’s also inside the walls, too. “If you are a believer in God, whatever your practice is, there is no time to think, ‘I should prepare.’ If you remain silent, you are complicit,” he says. Here more with Beck.
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With our major sports leagues hopping on the racial injustice bandwagon and Black Lives Matter nonsense, ESPN continues to fan the race-baiting flames.
It’s latest diatribe came late last week when the Brooklyn Nets hired Steve Nash, former superstar during his long career with the Phoenix Suns and a white man. The hire sent iconic ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith into a tizzy. “There’s no way around it,” Smith says. “This is white privilege. This doesn’t happen for a black man.”
Sports Wars host Jeremy Griggs was in a tizzy, too, lashing back at Smith. “What Stephen A. Smith said today is absolutely ridiculous and absolutely unacceptable. And it’s ridiculous that no one holds this man accountable for the nonsense that he spews.” Tune in to hear Griggs’ entire rant.
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One of the most significant events of this century happened on Aug. 9, 2014, on the outskirts of St. Louis, in a town called Ferguson, Mo. The event is so imbedded in our psyche that if you just mention Ferguson, everyone knows what you’re talking about–alleged police brutality and racial injustice. Problem is, people think they know what happened in Ferguson, but many are mistaken. During that fateful evening, a young black man, Michael Brown, was shot and killed by a police officer, which fueled nights of riots and gave fuel to a new social movement–Black Lives Matter. Syndicated radio-show host Larry Elder breaks down the details of that night in Ferguson and its historical significance in this episode of PragerU.
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