Homophobic slurs okay at CNN if you say you're sorry

To err is human, to forgive is only okay if the person who errs is on the left. The Comedy News Network, better known as CNN, forgives Kaitlan Collins, one of their reporters, for tweeting about "fags" and lesbians when she attended college.

But they still refuse to forgive Brett Kavanaugh for something he didn't actually do.

But it isn't just homophobic remarks the left forgives, they even forgive obvious racist behavior such as that displayed by Gov. Ralph Northam of Virginia, a Democrat who not only had a photo in his college yearbook page of a KKK person, he also had a person in blackface. One of them was him, he admitted it, but then soon lied and said it wasn't him in either photo. Northam is also the kind, caring liberal who would allow abortions even after the delivery of the baby as long as you make him or her "comfortable" so that the mother and doctor can discuss what to do with "it."

Where's Ralphy?

The left is so busy calling everyone on the right racists, that they don't even see the real racism in their own party, or the homophobia in their Democrat media.

The hypocrisy is that if a Republican did half of what they get away with, he or she would have their careers ruined and be run out of town.

Collins, CNN's White House correspondent, may now understand that what goes on the Internet is there forever.

Collins offended the LGBTQYADDAYADDA community with her intolerant language and when it was recently discovered it bit her on her lily-white butt.

Of course she has apologised for those offensive tweets she posted in college that referenced anti-gay slurs and claims to now regret them. In one post, she called one of her friends a "fag," which is not in reference to a British cigarette, but a homosexual male, and told another person that she wasn't sure if she wanted to "room with a lesbian."

“When I was in college, I used ignorant language in a few tweets to my friends,“ she tweeted Sunday night.” It was immature but it doesn’t represent the way I feel at all. I regret it and apologize.”

Rather than firing her, banishing her from all things CNN, one of their vice presidents, Matt Dornic, went on social media and came riding to her rescue.

I’m a proud gay man. And I am a proud friend of @kaitlancollins. Tho I’m disappointed that she ever used the word (even as an immature college kid), I can say with certainty it doesn’t reflect her feelings toward the LGBTQ community. She’s apologized and I accept that.

— Matt Dornic (@mdornic) October 7, 2018

While being gay is nothing to be proud or ashamed of, I actually agree with Dronic, as I suspect most true conservatives do. But it's the freaking hypocrisy we hate. 

This is how every "cancel" case should be dealt with, not like the left tends to deal with them. Everybody reading this blog knows that they are not perfect and probably said something they find horrible today. But the cancel culture is always on the prowl to ruin lives and this has got to stop.

Agree?

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