What Do Brett Farve, Charles Barkley, Hershel Walker, & Candice Owens Have In Common?
Channel: MentalHouse TV w/Khadijah
Date: 26/04/2021

RealTalk about Real Issues And Our Collective Narcissism
Former NFL quarterback Brett Favre has developed quite the reputation as an outspoken conservative in his retirement. So it shouldn’t be a surprise that he has thoughts on Derek Chauvin being found guilty on all three counts for the murder of George Floyd.

Favre spoke of the incident on his “Bolling With Favre” podcast 
Herschel Walker has been a Trump guy for a very long time and since you learn from your parents, I figured his son maybe have a son who has some of his beliefs.

With that being said I went down the rabbit hole of this young man’s social media accounts and it is clear he HATES black people. I am not sure what black people did to him, but it is scary how much he hates his race.

He makes a video of week blaming black people for everything including slavery.

I am not sure what Herschel was teaching his son, but it certainly wasn’t to love his race. He could just be trolling for likes and views, but I think he actually believes what he is saying.
Flip the pages for just a TASTE of what he is saying. I will pray one day the brainwashing that has been done to him will get reversed.
Whenever you start your diatribe with the words “As I tell my white friends,” we know that you’re probably going to degrade black people and engage in some kind of explicit or implicit promotion of the everlasting oasis of white supremacy.  The conclusion is usually “White people – good, clean and perfect.  Black people – bad, dirty, and irreparably flawed….except, of course, those black people who’ve learned to think like white people. Those negroes are OK.”

In other words, the greatest thing a black man can accomplish is to stop thinking like other black people.  This is what some might call Charles-Barkley-white-suit-2014 assimilation. 

Charles Barkley’s comments came after he was asked about a situation involving just Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson. Wilson was getting into locker room confrontations and was reportedly told by certain teammates that they don’t think he’s black enough.  The problem is that this information came from a second-hand source who was merely speculating on something that he didn’t see for himself.  Lastly, even as people across the world united against police brutality and racism following the murder of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police, black conservative commentator Candace Owens took to social media Wednesday to unleash another of her shallow, pseudo-intellectual tirades. Her ignorant pandering to a largely white conservative base was on full display. Again. Over the course of 18 minutes, Owens lambasted Democrats for allegedly upholding Floyd as a hero and martyr and proceeded to unleash a barrage of inaccurate and misleading information concerning the black community. She then upped the ante by way of an interview with conservative radio host Glenn Beck, in which she further denigrated Floyd and parroted racist tropes certain to appeal to Beck’s audience.
That our self-professed “least racist” president retweeted Owens’ interview is reason enough to definitively address her simplistic analysis and superficial assertions regarding the state of affairs in black America. Donald Trump stands poised to replace Omarosa Manigault with his latest black trophy, another of his “African-Americans over here.” 


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