Try as they might to avoid it happening, the left always manages to let their totalitarian slip show.
The latest example comes from “comedian” W. Kamau Bell, who would like to see white people banned from saying the words “Martin“, “Luther“, “King“, & “junior“.
Bell claims to be the host of “United Shades of America,” an upcoming show on CNN — no surprise — according to his Twitter bio, Twitchy.com noted.
CNN host blames veterans for Baltimore
riots; ‘pathetic’ explanation follows backlash
“I tell jokes, but I’m not kidding,” his bio states — and we’re sure you’re not kidding.
His motivation in dictating what white people can and cannot say is to help them “find new ways to talk about racism,” according to a tweet he posted on Twitter:
To help white people to find new ways to talk about racism we have to ban them from saying the words “Martin”, “Luther”, “King”, & “junior”.
— W. Kamau Bell (@wkamaubell) April 28, 2015
Bell’s inspiration likely came from an earlier tweet from “progressive” zealot and actor Mark Ruffalo, who linked to an article from the vile, hard-left website Daily Kos.
Dear White America: beautifully written. Please Stop Talking About Martin Luther King Jr. and the Baltimore ‘Riots’ http://t.co/FQysWpCgfy
— Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) April 28, 2015
Based on the reaction from some social media users to the tweets, neither one generated the desired response. Here is a sampling from Twitter:
@wkamaubell Martin. Luther. King. Jr.
— ALEA JACTA EST (@daniel_thecuban) April 29, 2015
@wkamaubell Thank you for displaying the true content of your character . . . #Jackass
— Face Paw (@Rhandy4100) April 29, 2015
@rosaclemente @wkamaubell Good luck with that!!! Martin Luther King Jr.
— Silly Elsa (@Silly_Elsa) April 29, 2015
@HoldenDCat @wkamaubell Oh yeah like black America knows about Martin Luther King Jr. They really living his dream last night in #Baltimore
— Silly Elsa (@Silly_Elsa) April 29, 2015
@wkamaubell To help ALL people learn how to live without using color and race as a victim card, we need to ban the words “White” and “Guilt”
— Lenny Ghoul Thug (@LennyGhoul) April 29, 2015
@wkamaubell nothing says #MartinLutherKingJr Better than telling another race what they can say or not say. (Full disclosure I’m only brown)
— Hondurican (@TuPadreDice) April 29, 2015
@MarkRuffalo dear black Americans, stop burning towns down and looting, whilst claiming to be innocent citizens.
— Dennis Lamb (@Tehsupercow) April 28, 2015
@MarkRuffalo if we talk about it, we’re racist. If we don’t talk about it, we’re racist. Maybe we should just all go raid our local CVS
— Ravens4Life (@Bravens1052) April 28, 2015
@MarkRuffalo I do not let other people tell me what I can or cannot say, do, or think. Who’s side are you on? #Censors #GroupThink #PC Goons
— Michael Del Camp (@ItaloSuave) April 28, 2015
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