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I'm not crazy about the handling of the Jeong case but this doesn't delight me either. Why do we have to put somebody out of business, or try, every time we're offended? The answer here is not a peevish tit-for-tat, but to condition everyone everywhere to be more speech-resilienthttps://twitter.com/primalpoly/status/1025454322342027264 …
People should be more 'speech-resilient' when a powerful journalist is repeatedly calling for the extermination of your entire race and gender? Where do you draw the line?
Do you really think that's what she meant? I bet you that woman wouldn't know which end of a .45 fires, and would be aghast if someone took her up on it and began actually offing whites in her name. What she said is in the category of big "F you, white people." Ugly but...come on
If she'd said this stuff just once or twice, no big deal. But again and again and again over a long period? She may not know anything about how a win a civil war, but she clearly wants to start one.
To be clear, I'm *not saying it was OK that she said it.* I think it's obviously racist. I'm just tired of people getting fired or boycotted for everything. That's my bottom line.
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