Candace Owens has set her sights on ESPN’s resident provocateur Jemele Hill after she fired off some racially charged tweets.
Hill, who’s become famous for sparking fury for her extreme politics and anti-Trump stance, retweeted a CNN story about anti-gun protests in Chicago with the quote: “What about Chicago?!”
The quip was an apparent shot at conservatives who often use the corrupt, crime-ridden, and bankrupt city as an example on how strict gun laws don’t work to curb gun violence.
Too often liberals ignore the daily massacres in Democrat-run cities like Baltimore and Chicago as they seek to disarm law-abiding Americans. But alas, a protest in Chicago … and Jemele Hill was ready to pounce.
BUT WHAT ABOUT CHICAGO?
— Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) July 7, 2018
Hill received some pushback for her tweet which prompted her to make the comment that “black people just hate racism.”
Black ppl just hate racism. That’s it. And really that’s the only reason we’ve been labeled as liberal. Some people have turned racism into a political issue when it’s a moral one.
— Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) July 8, 2018
That was enough for Turning Point USA communication director Candace Owens to chime in with a unifying tweet:
All people hate racism, Jemele.
Haven’t met a single white person that loves being called a cracker, or a Spanish person that prefers being referred to as a sp*c.I’m young though, so there’s still time. https://t.co/RrY9VJ5g0W
— Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) July 8, 2018
Owens’ retort sparked a back-and-forth between the two as Owens claimed Democrats use people like Hill to “paralyze blacks with undue fear.” Assuming Hill wouldn’t accept that premise, Owens offered to “discuss” the topic on the Rubin Report.
Racism is definitely profitable—on that we agree. It’s why Dems use people like you to continually speak about it.
The goal is to paralyze blacks with undue fear, keeping us enslaved to ideologies that continue to fail us.
Would love to discuss this w/ you on @RubinReport. https://t.co/0tfrjOnqMc— Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) July 9, 2018
But Owens’ wasn’t finished:
To be clear @jemelehill, I say this completely respectfully. If you truly believe what you believe, and your goal is to educate— then the greatest thing that we can do is to respectfully debate so that the many people that follow us can understand the source of our perspectives. https://t.co/b2g6uFwihM
— Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) July 9, 2018
Owens, who’s been praised by President Trump and music icon Kanye West, had the perfect response when Hill attempted to side-step the debate challenge:
This seems like a long-winded way to admit that you don’t possess the intellect to back up your assertions.
This seems to be the case for all people that chirp the loudest about how racist America is.
I wonder why. 🤔 https://t.co/GvnNSQftS6
— Candace Owens (@RealCandaceO) July 9, 2018
“Don’t possess the intellect to back up your assertions”?
Ouch.
Fox News reported that neither Hill nor ESPN have commented on a possible debate between the two.
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