Thread: Black Trump advocate lose her cool in bonkers CNN screaming match

Fair warning, the original title has a four-letter word in it, hence "cool"...

http://www.rawstory.com/2017/08/your...PTrQ9.facebook

Moderating the panel that included academic Michael Eric Dyson and Brunell Donald-Kyei, Harlow quickly lost control as Donald-Kyei went on a lengthy and seemingly endless rant about the popularity of President Trump while defending his comments about Charlottesville that have most conservatives cringing.

Along the way, the outreach official blamed Democrats for inciting racial violence which baffled both the CNN host and Dyson — who were unable to get a word in sideways.

At one point, as Donald-Kyei attacked the counter-protesters in Charlottesville, Harlow pulled her up and asked, "Brunell, who killed Heather Heyer?"

"Yeah, somebody died," Donald-Kyei replied.
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"No. Who killed her?" Harlow shot back before adding, "A white supremacist."

"I didn't say it was right," the Trump advocate parried.

"You're saying they both had weapons," Harlow pressed.

"They were armed, they didn't come to just protest," Donald-Kyei insisted. "They came armed, as well to counter protest."
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As Harlow attempted to follow-up, Donald-Kyei went on a rant, saying racism in the U.S. didn't begin with the election of Donald Trump — a statement that clearly baffled the CNN host and guest Tyson.

When Dyson to tried to interject, Donald-Kyei continued to shout over him, eventually calling him a "race-baiter."

Watch the video below via CNN:

Notice the facial expressions between the two and the tone of voices between the two...I knew Dr. Dyson when he was a teenager in our old Church in Detroit...she should have known better to come against the Doc.

A question: How come everytime (it seems) the topic of racism comes up, somebody (usually black) gets accused of 'race-baiting'? Seems to me that those hurling out the "race baiting" accusation don't want to talk about the fact that there is still racism in this country...

I recall someone saying a few days ago that perhaps Trump really isn't racist, but purposely (and ignorantly) says things to appeal to his "base", that's why he's getting blasted on all sides for his initial weak response to Chalottesville.

Down here we are seeing the divisions and anger not so much racial issues but LGBT and Islamic issues.

There are those that hate gays and Muslims and this is wrong and christians should stand up against any hate and abuse.

The other side is that if someone is against certain policies of LGBT and disagrees with aspects of Islam they are branded as homophobes and Islamaphobes.

Also the media are very left wing and do not have an issue mocking Christians and supporting gays and Muslims.
The media never asks why Muslims dislike gays so much and that is the hypocrisy a lot of people can see

We must always remember we have a POSITIVE message for gays (and for Muslims). Christians therefore are not (or rather, should not be) "anti-gay" or "anti-Muslim." We're simply pro-Christ (which will result in a person leaving their sin and false theology behind).

I agree but the anger toward christians fueled by the media is very strong regardless of how many gays the church has helped.

Something as simple as saying marriage is between male and female has people getting angry at christians

Originally Posted by Bookman

We must always remember we have a POSITIVE message for gays (and for Muslims). Christians therefore are not (or rather, should not be) "anti-gay" or "anti-Muslim." We're simply pro-Christ (which will result in a person leaving their sin and false theology behind).

Originally Posted by Cardinal TT

I agree but the anger toward christians fueled by the media is very strong regardless of how many gays the church has helped.

Something as simple as saying marriage is between male and female has people getting angry at christians

Well, part of the reason is that we, as Christians, understand that marriage is between a man and woman, but we can't expect the unsaved to believe that when they're constantly being brainwashed to believe otherwise. In other words, why do we get so angry when the lost behave like the lost? Why do we get mad and them for not accepting what Christianity teaches when they're not Christians? The only way they will come around is to become saved. That should be our message. We can't change the lost by getting them to simply change their minds about homosexuality and marriage.

There is no escalating crisis.....