I wish I could make as much money as Ben does by playing stupid.
This isn’t something that happened in a vacuum.
The reaction to the photo is not an indictment on any of the Indian individuals in the photo. They are likely a bunch of great kids. Tribal, clearly, but the open secret is we all are.
The issue is this photo keenly encapsulated a very, very real and rapid demographic change that’s taking place in America, especially the Texas triangle. And it’s not a racist or bigoted reaction to have a discussion about what the picture represents.
But you just remember Ben is and always has been a “free trade is swell as long as it keeps increasing GDP and gives me cheap TVs” and “I don’t give a damn about the browning of America” kind of guy.
It’s also hilarious how he thinks this budding multi-etching America would be super accepting of him.
You don’t have to be a racist to understand Ben’s brand of ‘conservatism’ isn’t long for this world, you just have to be not retarded.
@bluestein “He came here to save everybody” - amen to that! Rick is the exact candidate that Georgia needs - someone who wants to serve everybody regardless of race, gender, or religion.
@Bweezie81@E_Barcohana He may not be super pro-Israel but I don’t think it’s fair to call him a Jew hater. He literally spoke at the RJC just a few weeks ago.
@DrNathanHiggs@NewsWire_US This is what I call the “appear to Israel fallacy.” Less than 1% if our federal budget goes to foreign aid. Less than .1% of our federal budget goes to Israel.