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The Nation’s justice correspondent, Elie Mystal, and MSNBC host, Joy Reid, joined forces in what can only be described as a race hustler’s dream come true. This dynamic duo of Democrat racism on steroids took aim at Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas, unleashing brutal attacks typically reserved for black conservatives.
During an episode of The ReidOut, Mystal went on a tirade against Thomas, referring to him as a “mutilated version of a black justice” and even suggesting that he is merely a puppet for his white wife. And to add insult to injury, Reid smugly smirked and laughed along as Mystal spewed this racist rhetoric.
The catalyst for their outrage was the Supreme Court’s decision to eliminate affirmative action, a decision they obviously vehemently disagreed with. Reid started off the segment by misrepresenting Thomas’ statement on the Freedmen’s Bureau Act, twisting his words to fit her narrative. It seems facts and accuracy are not high on her priority list.
WATCH: Race Hustler Elie Mystal Calls Clarence Thomas a 'Mutilated Version of a Black Justice' as Joy Reid Laughs https://t.co/Cj6glJDsb8
— RedState (@RedState) July 3, 2023
Mystal, not one to be outdone when it comes to distorting the truth, accused Thomas of being completely blind to the history and facts that don’t align with his own views. It’s ironic coming from someone who clearly sees the world through the lens of skin color and has no concept of blind justice.
The reality is that neither Mystal nor Reid could even come close to carrying Thomas’ colorblind jockstrap. Their blatant racism and refusal to recognize the merits of Thomas’ legal expertise only serve to undermine any valid arguments they may have had against the Supreme Court’s decisions.
It’s disheartening to see the left resort to these personal attacks and racially charged language in lieu of constructive debate. But unfortunately, this seems to be the modus operandi for many on the left, who are quick to silence any dissenting voices, particularly those of black conservatives like Thomas.
In the end, it is clear that Mystal and Reid are more interested in fostering division and perpetuating the narrative of victimhood than engaging in genuine dialogue. It is up to conservatives to continue to champion the principles of individual liberty and equal opportunity, even in the face of their relentless attacks.
Source: Red State
