National Geographic tweet suggests July 4 fireworks are racist

AProudLefty said:
It is truly amazing how some people read the tweet as suggesting that fireworks are racist or targeting the black people.

I've lost my faith in humanity and this one?.... meh lol.
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Since I never saw the tweet I can't say. I will say, however, that Democrats tend to hate fireworks, simply because their use indicates an independence that doesn't go along with the Oligarchy.
 
AProudLefty said:
Give links where it shows that those people living in gated communities set off fireworks (legally or not) as much as those poor communities.
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So your "link" is you say the word science, then pretend that it is "common sense" then you want links that show that houses that back to each other share air quality?

You only underline what I said before. You are common and have no sense.

No matter how often you pretend that shared airspace is somehow more dirty because poor folks are breathing it when the folks that live next door in the place I described somehow freshen that same air by having fatter bank accounts you will still not make sense nor be speaking special "science ".

Just saying "science" will never change your nonsense into "just common sense".
 
Damocles said:
I wonder what they would do with a place like Lakewood, CO that has an eclectic mix of neighborhoods all right next to each other. How would they "explain" how the pollution disproportionately affected only the poor neighborhood, even though it is literally one street away from the "middle class" folk.
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He's never been through Washington DC. One block has $ million+ homes, the next has run down public housing.
 
From the link:

“Honestly, I am a scientist and this is beyond ridiculous,” one person wrote.

Another Twitter user said, “I’m a liberal guy but this stuff is getting ridiculous,”

A third person said, “It never ends with the ridiculous headlines about race. Give it a rest.”

What isn't racist anymore?

The list would be shorter.
 
RB 60 said:
He's never been through Washington DC. One block has $ million+ homes, the next has run down public housing.
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Yeah, I was using Lakewood, CO. Same kind of thing. A very rich person's property will often back to the park, or the alley, where the "poor" folks are setting off the fireworks that he says are causing pollution so foul that only the poor are breathing it.
 
no worries said:
From the link:

“Honestly, I am a scientist and this is beyond ridiculous,” one person wrote.

Another Twitter user said, “I’m a liberal guy but this stuff is getting ridiculous,”

A third person said, “It never ends with the ridiculous headlines about race. Give it a rest.”

What isn't racist anymore?

The list would be shorter.
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The tweet does not suggest racism. People are retarded.
 
Into the Night said:
Since I never saw the tweet I can't say. I will say, however, that Democrats tend to hate fireworks, simply because their use indicates an independence that doesn't go along with the Oligarchy.
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Damocles said:
So your "link" is you say the word science, then pretend that it is "common sense" then you want links that show that houses that back to each other share air quality?

You only underline what I said before. You are common and have no sense.

No matter how often you pretend that shared airspace is somehow more dirty because poor folks are breathing it when the folks that live next door in the place I described somehow freshen that same air by having fatter bank accounts you will still not make sense nor be speaking special "science ".

Just saying "science" will never change your nonsense into "just common sense".
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It's just his bigotry showing again. Both rich and poor set off fireworks.
 
Into the Night said:
So you have answered your own question. You are now locked in paradox. Which is it, dude?
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I asked people why they think the tweet implies that fireworks are racist, Dumbo.

I don't need to ask NATGEO because I know their tweet implies no such thing.
 
Damocles said:
Yeah, I was using Lakewood, CO. Same kind of thing. A very rich person's property will often back to the park, or the alley, where the "poor" folks are setting off the fireworks that he says are causing pollution so foul that only the poor are breathing it.
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The rich have better fireworks.
 
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