Whether you lean left or lean right, surely you’d agree that the members of our country’s military are heroes. That’s why I think that some Navy SEALs who are accused of sending racially-incendiary memes are not villains. Two members of the elite team are in trouble over some harmless memes.
The story goes that the memes, posted in a group chat, target a fellow SEAL who is black. Apparently, he whined and cried to whomever he ratted his brethren about and now it becomes a matter of national news. What’s so harmless about some memes, you might ask?
In the memes, the black SEAL is portrayed as a slave and a monkey. The action got spicy in 2022 and, three years later, the crying is still going on. Last year, the SEAL claims, he was let go from the team. He claims that it was because of the memes floating around.
Well, that complaining netted him some positive results. He has been reinstated and he will receive back pay as a reult of his whining and bitching. Punitive actions against the SEALS in question have happened or will happen and all this over a simple meme that did no one any harm.
Look, I have no problem with black people being portrayed as slaves and monkeys. Those comparisons are accurate, making this a matter of the truth hurting. Black people can take a joke or two because they have us to think for being here in the United States to begin with.
We picked black people off the trees in Africa and brought them here. We gave them a good life until some whiners interjected and gave them freedom. It is accurate to say that some black people look like monkeys. That’s not bigotry or hate speech. It’s accurate.
As we all know, black people were slaves and they were that way for quite some time, so a few harmless images that remind us of those days aren’t going to hurt anyone.
Hopefully, this snitch gets the proper treatment by men who were supposed to be his military brethren. I don’t know what possessed him to become so uppity, but he should have kept his mouth shut.