The Blaze TV has a new anchor and racial “expert” by the name of Tomi Lahren. Her new show, “Final Thoughts With Tomi,” has already been turning heads. While we all know that Beyonce took some flak for her Super bowl 50 halftime show, it seems that Tomi has decided to take it to a personal level.
Seeing as The Blaze was created by Glenn Beck in 2010, their stance on racial issues is no secret: What racial issues? It seems that The Blaze conveniently believes that racial harmony is all around, as long as the bad stuff is not spoken of loudly. Well Beyonce spoke loudly and Lahren spoke right back, but Lahren made it personal. Very personal.
Lahren started out her segment by saying:
“First it was “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot,” then it was burning down buildings and looting drug stores, all the way to “Oscars So White,” and now even the Super Bowl halftime show has become a way to politicize and advance the notion that black lives matter more.”
(Slamming brakes sound) Really? Lahren just managed to squeeze in looting and criminal behavior between two genuine racial issues. Even worse, she believes that it is a way to “politicize and advance the notion that black lives matter more.” No one has said that one race’s lives matter more than others. If that is what you took away from the show Lahren then you are either a pathetically bitter person, or they are paying you good money to be a laughable and cartoonish “news” puppet.
Even with such a pathetic start, Lahren goes on to make it very personal by saying:
“Little white girls want to be like you just as little black girls do. But instead of recognizing that you’d rather perpetuate the great battle of the races. Your husband was a drug dealer, for 14-years he sold crack cocaine. Talk about protecting black neighborhoods. Start at home.”
That sounds pretty personal to me. Maybe Lahren is just one of those “little white girls” that wants to be like Beyonce that makes her so bitter. Either way, the dangerous part is that there are people that follow this nonsense and believe the dribble that falls from her mouth.
Yes, Beyonce made a statement. This statement has a merit that goes beyond her divisive two-minute talking point rant. Unfortunately, Lahren does not seem to want to even begin to understand that merit. What else would you expect from a Glenn Beck clone.
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