Originally posted by Surtur
The suggesting they were Trump supporters. Why is that relevant and where does that even come from?
Its relevant because that is the narrative CNN has been pushing. Everyone here knows thi.
I was going to save this thought but Ill just post it as it seems relevant.
All we have been hearing about is how the country "rednecks" got Trump elected. Now people like Rob, Bash Steve and others Carthage and the regulars will prolly not want to remember or deny they have been calling Trump supporters rednecks, country folk, etc(redneck is a racial slur btw). But there is no since in denying it since we know it happened.
The reason why CNN brought it up, they way he did was they were trying to use irony, without saying "a little bit of irony" that a lot of these people were prolly Trump supporters, second ammendment types, died by a gun.
They would not come out and say it because they probbably would be shut down as a network for that one line. Or potentially face massive lawsuits, Trump would have probbably pulled their licences and turned them off in every public federally regulated building, airport that gets federal money, train station, hospital, Va facility etc.
But that is why Zelony did what he did, there is no reason for him to have brought up or even said "they probbably were a lot of Trump supporters."
To take it a step further, I doubt many people at CNN cared, he said that, as he is still working there. A CBS Vice presidnet was fired for gloating about their death. Which further proves there are media types that are happy this happened. High Up media types, and we are not going to just sit here and think, oh this was just that person that thinks this way, no many people do.
Originally posted by Robtard
More of your pretend scenarios > reality.BTW, you watch more CNN than I do, in fact, if it's a CNN story, I likely heard it here from you posting a link or youtube clip so you could b!tch, moan and peal-clutch, like you did today
Lol what a deflection Rob. I will ask one more time: would you pull a "lol CNN" the same way you have with Blaze and Breitbart? Yes or no?
Originally posted by Sable
Its relevant because that is the narrative CNN has been pushing. Everyone here knows thi.I was going to save this thought but Ill just post it as it seems relevant.
All we have been hearing about is how the country "rednecks" got Trump elected. Now people like Rob, Bash Steve and others Carthage and the regulars will prolly not want to remember or deny they have been calling Trump supporters rednecks, country folk, etc(redneck is a racial slur btw). But there is no since in denying it since we know it happened.
[b]The reason why CNN brought it up, they way he did was they were trying to use irony, without saying "a little bit of irony" that a lot of these people were prolly Trump supporters, second ammendment types, died by a gun.
They would not come out and say it because they probbably would be shut down as a network for that one line. Or potentially face massive lawsuits, Trump would have probbably pulled their licences and turned them off in every public federally regulated building, airport that gets federal money, train station, hospital, Va facility etc.
But that is why Zelony did what he did, there is no reason for him to have brought up or even said "they probbably were a lot of Trump supporters."
To take it a step further, I doubt many people at CNN cared, he said that, as he is still working there. A CBS Vice presidnet was fired for gloating about their death. Which further proves there are media types that are happy this happened. High Up media types, and we are not going to just sit here and think, oh this was just that person that thinks this way, no many people do. [/B]
Indeed and we can speak plainly about the implications. With country music comes the association with rednecks, as you said. With rednecks comes the association of racism and white supremacy. Thus, this is why they connect it to Trumpers. They are looking for ways to call them racist during a tragedy without actually coming out and saying it.
I bet if you really drilled the guy on why he made the comment that is why. It seems like a weird thing to suggest, by why else would people who are reaching millions of people slip that in?
Originally posted by Surtur
Indeed and we can speak plainly about the implications. With country music comes the association with rednecks, as you said. With rednecks comes the association of racism and white supremacy. Thus, this is why they connect it to Trumpers. They are looking for ways to call them racist during a tragedy without actually coming out and saying it.I bet if you really drilled the guy on why he made the comment that is why. It seems like a weird thing to suggest, by why else would people who are reaching millions of people slip that in?
^ Wild speculation and using actual victims to air his biases and grievances. Very poor form.
Originally posted by Robtard
^ Wild speculation and using actual victims to air his biases and grievances. Very poor form.
I think you would be right if this were any other president and he had been treated differently. But let us look at this in context. CNN is the same place that began whining, while a deadly hurricane was occurring, that people might die because Donald Trump called them fake news and thus they'd tune in and see stuff about the hurricane and consider it fake.
You are dangerously naive if you think this isn't something CNN would try to imply. It is a sad state of affairs and I wish I could scoff at this, but no...with Trump they are truly deranged. All bets are off. They threw down the gauntlet when they couldn't stop whining about Trump dissing them during a natural disaster.
Originally posted by Surtur
I think you would be right if this were any other president and he had been treated differently. But let us look at this in context. CNN is the same place that began whining, while a deadly hurricane was occurring, that people might die because Donald Trump called them fake news and thus they'd tune in and see stuff about the hurricane and consider it fake.You are dangerously naive if you think this isn't something CNN would try to imply.
You're now accusing CNN implying that the Las Vegas victims were nothing but a bunch of "racist!" and your evidence is your feelings and hatred towards everything/anything you view as "liberal" or "leftist". You're imagining demons.
You're a very sad man.
Originally posted by Robtard
You're now accusing CNN implying that the Las Vegas victims were nothing but a bunch of "racist!" and your evidence is your feelings and hatred towards everything/anything you view as "liberal" or "leftist". You're imagining demons.You're a very sad man.
Like I said, it'd be far fetched under any other presidency, but this is legit the shit we have to deal with. Why do you feel they mentioned that? What is it even based off? Was there a poll among country music fans as to if they liked Trump? Do country music loving Republicans truly just travel to Las Vegas for shows? Cuz Hilary won Vegas.
If you, as an adult, had to hazard some sort of guess as to why it was assumed these were Trumpers...what reason would you pick?
Originally posted by Surtur
Like I said, it'd be far fetched under any other presidency, but this is legit the shit we have to deal with. Why do you feel they mentioned that? What is it even based off? Was there a poll among country music fans as to if they liked Trump? Do country music loving Republicans truly just travel to Las Vegas for shows? Cuz Hilary won Vegas.If you, as an adult, had to hazard some sort of guess as to why it was assumed these were Trumpers...what reason would you pick?
Guessing games. Okay. Let's See: Country music is popular in Southern and Red States. Trump is popular in Southern and Red States. Ergo people at a Country Music festival are more likely to be Trump voters.
Now that's just a guess as well, but it's far more sensible and solid than your "HE WAS CALLING THE VICTIMS RACIST TO ATTACK TRUMP!!1!" pearl-clutching-sadness claims.