It’s safe to assume that the coronavirus threat is over because we have now entered the phase of everything being stupid. At Friday’s President Trump coronavirus briefing, Surgeon General Jerome Adams offered some advice to black people to help them avoid contracting the deadly virus. An PBS reporter then proceeded to accuse the Surgeon General, who is black, of being racist against blacks. Obviously the pandemic is over if this is what our nation’s journalists are focused on.
Here’s Surgeon General Adams begging blacks and Hispanics to be safe and smart during the pandemic:
Trump’s face as his surgeon general says “do it for your big momma” at a press conference is my life right now. pic.twitter.com/CfS763hBlD
— Jason Howerton (@jason_howerton) April 10, 2020
And here’s PBS reporter Yamiche Alcindor making a fool of herself:
This is the dumbest question I’ve ever heard.@Yamiche says people are “offended” by the Surgeon General saying “big momma” and “pop pop” and asks him to address those he’s “offended.” pic.twitter.com/yLePXzw0zd
— Caleb Hull (@CalebJHull) April 10, 2020
“I have a quick question for you. You said that African-Americans and Latinos should avoid alcohol, drugs and tobacco. You also said, ‘do it for you abuela, do it for big momma and papa. There are some people online that are already offended by that language and the idea that you’re saying behaviors might be leading to these high death rates. Could you talk about whether or not — I guess have a response to the people that might be offended by the language you used?” Alcindor asked.
And by “some people online are already offered by that language” Alcindor meant herself as she tweeted this out:
Jerome Adams, U.S. Surgeon General, tells black people, Latinos and other ppl of color to avoid alcohol and drugs and adds: “Do it for your abuela, do it for your grandaddy, do it for your Big Mama, do it for your pop pop.”
Context: Many found this language highly offensive.
— Yamiche Alcindor (@Yamiche) April 10, 2020
Expressing your own fake outrage doesn’t give context to your fake outrage.
In any case, SG Adams handled this insanely stupid question like a pro:
“I’ve been meeting with the NAACP, with the National Medical Association, with others. I actually talked with Derek Johnson multiple times this week, the head of the NAACP, and we need targeted outreach to the African-American community and I use the language that is used in my family. I have a Puerto Rican brother-in-law. I call my granddaddy, granddaddy. I have relatives who call their grandparents big momma. So that is not meant to be offensive,” said Adams.
Adams answer was basically: “Open your eyes, dummy. I’m black.”
This latest bit of fake outrage is completely because SG Adams is a member of the Trump administration and therefore racist despite his blackness.
Remember when white-ass Hillary Clinton told Hispanics that she was just like their abuela?
I don’t remember anyone at PBS flipping out and calling Hillary Clinton a racist for pretending to be a Mexican grandmother.
Also, how about that time Barack Obama was talking about your cousin Pookie?
Again, PBS didn’t send a rage tweet and then claim that people were offended online over Obama’s racism.
The thing is, Surgeon General Adams is trying to get black and Hispanic people to keep themselves safe during a deadly pandemic. Hillary and Obama were pandering to get votes. Why is what Adams said bad and what democrats said okay? I probably just answered my own question: because they are democrats.
This is all very dumb but at least it offers a glimmer of hope. The coronavirus must have peaked if this is the kind of garbage liberal media “journalists” are worried about now.
