i disagree, and don’t even know how to start to reply. I‘ve watched his show for over a year and haven’t heard a single racist thought. Honestly, if I believed far left nonsense like “gender is mailable”, “math is racist“, “defunding the police will make things better”, etc, I might agree with you that Tucker is horrible, but I know better.
I would challenge you to find video of the most outrageous, fascist thing he has ever said on the air and share it here. Your opinions on him sound like everyone’s opinion of him who doesn’t watch him…
So I just wanted to put the clip of Biden into context. Tucker Carlson shows Biden talking about this ongoing stream of immigration into the United States and then says he's calling Biden out on what he's talking about - The Great Replacement. Perhaps you are not familiar with this idea.
The Great Replacement is a shared idea by neo-nazis around the world. It goes back to the actual Nazis, but the "theory" is far more recent and was specifically used to argue that Muslims would take over France. Throughout Europe, neo-nazis and fascists have referred back to the Great Replacement to reference the use of liberal policies on abortion and immigration as a conspiracy to deplete a nation's "rightful occupants" and replace them with a new generation of immigrants.
For use in the United States, the most notable use can be found the The Inconvenient Truth, which is the manifesto written by a mass shooter in El Paso, Texas. He actually echoed language from Trump speeches as his inspiration for taking action to stop Latinos from replacing white Texans (which is ironic because we took that land if you recall history). 2 other terrorist attacks, one in the United States at the synagogue in Pennsylvania and in New Zealand at the Christchurch Mosque were committed by perpetrators directly citing the Great Replacement as their inspiration for their attacks. Where else have we heard it? Charlottesville, of course, with the famous "Jews will not replace us" march. Neo-nazis. Marching. Chanting. About the great replacement.
So in that context, Tucker shows a video of Biden denouncing the Boston Marathon Bombings and cuts into Biden's speech 6 minutes in when he begins talking about how we must come together as we are all immigrants. It's not particularly original, the "melting pot" concept that we are stronger together is commonly cited. But Carlson claims that Biden is covertly referencing the Great Replacement. Do you understand?
Carlson is overtly using fascist, neo-nazi language and tells his viewers that Democrats talk about using abortion to replace "white dna" (the source of our strength according to Tucker?!) with immigrants who are violent and live in squalor. And he DOESN'T STOP LYING THERE. No, he continues. He claims that tens of thousands of Haitians have come to the border and are being led in with open arms when the Biden administration, in fact, had 50 planes filled with the Haitians shown on Fox flown straight back to Port-Au-Prince, a continuation of the immigration policy changes enacted by Trump as an emergency response to covid.
Now, you can say that it isn't racist to say that Democrats are conspiring to replace Americans and our "white DNA" by using abortion, immigration (that he had to fabricate) and murdering Jews, Muslims, and Latinos. I'm going to go way out on a limb and say
that's incredibly racist and terrifying.
Perhaps you'd like to side with your fellow poster Paradoxical and say that as someone whose relatives were once taken to concentration camps, Tucker huwt my feewings by calling Tucker Carlson a racist, fascist man for saying racist, fascist things. I hope you at least found my post to be enlightening and informative and help you understand why people such as myself may interpret something Carlson or Trump said as racist when you may not have the information necessary to put the remarks into context.