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Communist News Network's (CNN) Oliver Darcy is a raging anti-First Amendment fool who lies like others at that failing network.
On Friday, Darcy stood in for the execrable rather effeminate Brian Stelter, with the headline "How Fox race baits." The previous night, CNN's own Don LeMon said to Co-President Biden that historically, Republicans wanted to make black voters count jelly beans before they would be allowed to vote.
CNN is having conniptions over their numbers going down the bowl. And they are most afraid of Tucker Carlson, one might imagine because his ratings destroy CNN and the rest of cable news. Reruns of "Petticoat Junction" could give CNN a run for their money.
Darcy's theory was that Tucker Carlson is a race baiter, but he wasn't the only race baiter at Fox:
"While Carlson engages in bald-faced race baiting, Fox as a network also works to cater to the fears of White America. And programming in that vein has increased recently, engraining itself into the channel's core DNA." Darcy, of course, provided not one instance of race baiting by Carlson, but that's not surprising.
"Fox understands the panic rippling through White America — it should, it helped create it — and exploits it for profit," Darcy hypothesized, again, merely going on his feelings.
"While Carlson engages in bald-faced race baiting, Fox as a network also works to cater to the fears of White America. And programming in that vein has increased recently, engraining itself into the channel's core DNA." Darcy, of course, provided not one instance of race baiting by Carlson, but that's not surprising.
"Fox understands the panic rippling through White America — it should, it helped create it — and exploits it for profit," Darcy hypothesized, again, merely going on his feelings.
"Instead of using its platform for good-faith discussion and debate about race, the network chooses to demonize those seeking to have it. It presents a terrifying world to viewers and then tells them, repeatedly, that it is the only entity in society standing up to the nefarious forces that seek to destroy their way of life. . . "
Darcy used the Left's official leading Fox-banning organization to claim Fox was over-covering critical race theory in our schools. His partner in censorship was NAACP president Derrick Johnson, as he quoted:
"They play to the lowest common denominator of white fear," Johnson said of Fox News. "They peddle fear at a level that causes harm to communities. ... They peddle fear starting from the morning shows and all throughout the day."
Kind of "pot calling the kettle black" accusation.
CNN is the purveyor of fear--fear of police; fear of our institutions; and fear of Trump supporters and Republicans who they label all as 'white supremacists.' Now that's fear on a supersized level.
"I wish it [meaning Fox News] could get banned, quite frankly," Johnson said. "Because it creates more intolerance and more racial instability."
Imagine if these totalitarians ran the country. Eventually everyone would be denied a voice when it opposes their opinions.
Naturally, Darcy also pointed out Fox's audience is overwhelmingly Caucasian: "When watching Fox, it's worth remembering that most of its audience is made up of one racial group. White people made up 94% of Carlson's audience from January 1 to July 7. Only 2% were Black. For comparison, over the same six-month period, CNN's 8 p.m. hour had an audience that was 25% Black and the audience for MSNBC's 8 p.m. hour was 27% Black. Both of those audiences were 66% White."
Naturally, Darcy also pointed out Fox's audience is overwhelmingly Caucasian: "When watching Fox, it's worth remembering that most of its audience is made up of one racial group. White people made up 94% of Carlson's audience from January 1 to July 7. Only 2% were Black. For comparison, over the same six-month period, CNN's 8 p.m. hour had an audience that was 25% Black and the audience for MSNBC's 8 p.m. hour was 27% Black. Both of those audiences were 66% White."
Which, on its face, is a racist way of looking at things because of the underlying assumptions Darcy is making.
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good one Rob
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