If there’s anything we can count on famous liberals to do, it’s to politicize every avenue of their existence and never question their own motives, because the truth just burns, doesn’t it? Today we bring you a story about Mac Miller, a white musical artist that made millions of dollars culturally appropriating (liberal words, not mine) black culture.
As if he was in a cave for the last few months, Miller took to twitter to express his outrage against “reverse racism” and how being racist against white people simply cannot happen. Yes, this is real, people. There are some who actually believe this crap.
First, he asks white people what they have done for the outwardly racist Black Lives Matter movement, and gets his ass handed to him:
https://twitter.com/alaynaself/status/676919990059159553?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
After that tweet, Miller doubles down on the stupid:
https://twitter.com/MacMiller/status/676919163550621696?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
Immediately, Miller was given a taste of his own medicine, by others calling him out on his dummy logic:
@MacMiller if someone comes up to you and were to shoot you because you're white. Not racism?? Fucking dickhead
— jack (@noisyneighb0ur) December 16, 2015
https://twitter.com/Ivan31240255/status/676938026417823745
@MacMiller @rembert reverse racism is a favorite phrase of mine because it lets me know who the idiots are up front.
— Big Hutch (@bighutch) December 16, 2015
Many took screenshots of the actual dictionary definition of racism:
https://twitter.com/GigaWalrus/status/676938311957614592
https://twitter.com/Josh_Jones30/status/676939200994942976
https://twitter.com/TylerHoselton/status/677023153512673280
And then others took to Mac’s own success in a predominantly black industry:
https://twitter.com/adudeinaplace/status/677104065621434368
.@MacMiller Aren't you technically then culturally appropriating rap you shit lord?
— Sheggy (@TeaBagTroopers) December 16, 2015
There are countless more really great zingers on Twitter, I suggest you check them all out. It gives me hope for the future that we can and should live in a politically incorrect society.
(Source: Twitter)