kamala voter watch wrote:
Remember when a braindead columnist tried to accuse a 9-year-old

Kansas

City Chiefs fan of wearing blackface at a football game in an op-ed

for

Deadspin? Well, it appears the child’s family will be able to

hold the

news outlet accountable for publishing the fallacious piece.

A Delaware judge declined to dismiss a defamation lawsuit filed

against

Deadspin over the article, which attempted to paint the 9-year-old

child

as a virulent racist.

The lawsuit was filed by California residents Raul Armenta Jr. and

his

wife, Shannon, on behalf of themselves and their son, Holden, who
attended a game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Las Vegas

Raiders

last November.

According to the lawsuit, Holden, referred to in the lawsuit as

“H.A.”,

is a Chiefs fan who also loves his family’s Chumash-Indian

heritage. He

wore a Chiefs jersey to the game, with his face painted half-red

and

half-black, and a costume Native American headdress.

The author, Carron Phillips, wrote an article accusing the child of

wearing blackface because his face was painted half black and half

red,

the colors of the team he was rooting for.

Bobby Burack

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Hey @carronJphillips, were you aware at the time of publication

that the

little boy who you framed as a racist for wearing blackface wasn't
wearing blackface, but the double red and black paint to support

the Chiefs?

Do you plan to apologize to him and his family?

In the article, the author not only pretended the boy was wearing
blackface, but also accused him of disrespecting Native Americans
because he was wearing a traditional headdress.

It takes a lot to disrespect two groups of people at once. On

Sunday

afternoon in Las Vegas, someone in the stands at the Kansas City

Chiefs

game wore a headdress and face paint that some observers found objectionable, leading to lots of unanswered questions.

Why is Native American headdress banned in Arrowhead Stadium but

not in

every stadium in the league?

The author claimed the boy had been taught “hatred” by his

parents and

called on NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to condemn the child and

his

family.

Amazingly, when Phillips was called out for his blatant

race-baiting

lie, he doubled down in a post on X. “For the idiots in my

mentions who

are treating this as some harmless act because the other side of

his

face was painted red, I could make the argument that it makes it

even

worse,” he wrote. “Y’all are the ones who hate Mexicans but

wear

sombreros on Cinco [de Mayo].”

He later deleted the post. But the damage was already done. The

child’s

family indicated they began receiving hateful messages and even

death

threats over Phillips’ lie. One even threatened to murder Holden

“with a

wood chipper,” according to the lawsuit.

The judge definitely made the right ruling in this case.

Phillips’

article was clearly a deceptive way to stoke racial tensions. There

is

nothing abnormal about this, as left-leaning members of the

chattering

class have been doing this for years.

But the fact that he chose to use a child to ignite a racial

controversy

is about as low as whale excrement. Hopefully, Deadspin will be

held

accountable for publishing what was obviously a cynical attempt to
exploit racial tensions for attention.

https://redstate.com/jeffc/2024/10/08/judge-rules-that-nine-year-old-nfl-fan-can-sue-the-crap-out-of-deadspin-for-false-blackface-allegations-n2180321

There
are sports fan


Lets go Red-Skins lets go...................


Seriously why people ruin everything


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