'Makes "n***** hunting' video, loses job, booted from Air Force Reserve

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Tabitha Duncan, 20, is apparently a racist yo-yo. The Jefferson County, Missouri cretin made a Snapchat video that went viral, especially with the far-right and far-left community of racist cretins.

The video was seen by her boss at the bar & grill where she used to work--he canned her after seeing the video.

Duncan was also canned from the Air Force Reserve. Lt. Col. Chad Gibson said in the Air Force Times that Duncan is "in the process of being released from her enlistment in the Air Force."

Duncan added: "The video, released days after her enlistment, is intolerable and does not reflect the values of the Air Force."

[Gibson is also known as 'Light Colonel Obvious.']

The video shows Duncan and some racist friends, who weren't identified, saying they were going "n***** hunting."

"So, we going n***** hunting today or what?" someone in the video said off-camera.

Another scumcrumpet shouted, "We're going n*****hunting."

"You get them n*****s," Duncan yelled.

The video got Duncan canned from her waitressing job at the Social Bar & Grill, in St. Louis. The management said they fired her after seeing the "vile, disgusting and offensive video."

Duncan's excuse was that she was drunk [and her inhibitions were therefore down] and claimed she was not racist.

Using the old 'some of my best friends are black,' Duncan claimed, "I was intoxicated. I have black friends, I have black people in my family; I didn't mean it," she told the Daily News.

Thus proving you can have black friends, have black people in your family, and still be racist.



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