Jeff Charles "Whenever I see or hear the words “Dear White People,” I have an involuntary cringe reaction. Why? Because I know that what is to follow these three words will likely be some of the most skull-hammeringly obtuse race-hustling heap of bovine excrement most of us have seen.
"Such is the case with disgraced former Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) who did this very thing on social media after a New York jury acquitted Daniel Penny of murdering Jordan Neely during an altercation on a subway train." . . .
Ousted Squad Member Jamaal Bowman Pens 'Dear White People' Letter
Bowman ended his letter by asking his audience how many times they have seen a "white man killed in cold blood on camera." He completely disregarded the fact that UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was just shot and killed on a New York City sidewalk, which has been a nationwide phenomenon.
"In a recurring theme from Democrats on the heels of Daniel Penny’s acquittal, ousted Squad member Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) is unfairly targeting white Americans in their rhetoric on issues of race and social justice.
"In a scathing “Dear White People” letter, Bowman demanded that they address their “hypocrisy and evil,” arguing that Penny's unchecked white supremacy unjustly detained Jordan Neely— the mentally deranged man who was threatening to kill people on one of New York City’s subway car.
. . ."It is important to note that Bowman’s X post received a Community Note because two of those four officers in the Rodney King incident were convicted.
This is the same guy who pulled the fire alarm before a last-minute vote to fund the government in September.
Bowman argued that Neely was “sick” and subdued” but not a “threat” despite people who were on the subway that day testifying, saying they were terrified that Neely would get violent.
He then asked his targeted audience in his letter if they ever feel “discomfort” from their “whiteness,” claiming that when black people are killed, they don't receive justice they way white people do."
