Somebody really had to dig deep to come up with this logic. Seems like something Adam Schiff might make up. All my life this gesture was nothing more than that you got the job done, you'll do the job as ordered, you're good to proceed and a compliment of some sort. Living in the deep South, being ten years in construction, all during the Civil Rights Movement I never once was aware of even racist guys using it as a gesture of "white power" until this Christchurch murderer used it .
Every day we wake up wondering what other burden the SJWs will lay on our backs. What comes next will forever keep me out of public service, from publishing anything, and certainly out of any useful endeavor in a Democrat-controlled region. At right is my hand signal for nothing more than "DISSENT". The Tunnel Dweller.
Julio Rosas "The Anti-Defamation League has added the "OK" hand gesture and many other symbols to its "Hate on Display" online database.
"The Anti-Defamation League said the "OK" sign "is an obvious and ancient gesture that has arisen in many cultures over the years with different meanings" but has since fallen to a hoax made up by users from 4chan where they promoted it as a symbol of white supremacy.
(Anti-Defamation League website)
"In the case of the 'okay; gesture, the hoax was so successful the symbol became a popular trolling tactic on the part of right-leaning individuals, who would often post photos to social media of themselves posing while making the 'okay' gesture," the Anti-Defamation League continued. "Ironically, some white supremacists themselves soon also participated in such trolling tactics, lending an actual credence to those who labeled the trolling gesture as racist in nature."
"There have been real world consequences for people using the "OK" sign since the 4chan trolling came about in 2017.
"A Chicago Cubs fan was banned a fan for life after concluding he had made a racist gesture on camera during a game by displaying the "OK" gesture. The Christchurch shooter flashed "OK" during his court hearing in March.". . . .
Zina Bash: 5 Facts About Woman Accused Of Flashing White Power Sign Behind Brett Kavanaugh
"There was uproar over the confirmation hearing on Sept. 4 for President Donald Trump’s pick for the Supreme Court — Brett Kavanaugh, 53, — and not just because of his political ideologies. Out of shocked outrage, images and videos of a woman sitting behind the Supreme Court nominee today have gone viral. The woman under Twitter fire is Zina Bash, 36, who many accused of flashing an alleged symbol of white power on television for forming her fingers in what appears to be the “OK” sign. But the Anti-Defamation League reported in 2017 that the gesture is not a racist symbol, blaming the website 4chan for the “latest hoax.” Still, many aren’t backing off the conspiracy theory.
In digging up anything - anything -they could think of to use against Judge Kavanaugh, the left made such a big issue out of Bash's casual position, in a later hearing she displayed her disrespect for those Democrats on the committee with this taunt:
Former Kavanaugh Clerk Trolls Everyone With Another Alleged ‘White Power Sign’. . . "Bash is a Hispanic descendant of Holocaust survivors, but at Tuesday’s Kavanaugh hearing she was accused of signaling to white supremacists because her hand was resting on her arm in an “OK” symbol. (RELATED: Liberals Accuse Woman Sitting Behind Kavanaugh Of Being A White Supremacist) " . . .
Democrats would be Monty Python material if we did not have to fear them ruling over us. TD
Former Kavanaugh Clerk Trolls Everyone With Another Alleged ‘White Power Sign’. . . "Bash is a Hispanic descendant of Holocaust survivors, but at Tuesday’s Kavanaugh hearing she was accused of signaling to white supremacists because her hand was resting on her arm in an “OK” symbol. (RELATED: Liberals Accuse Woman Sitting Behind Kavanaugh Of Being A White Supremacist) " . . . Democrats would be Monty Python material if we did not have to fear them ruling over us. TD
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