Identity politics undoubtedly permeates American culture, and as a result, so many racist hoaxes have not only fascinated but also fooled Americans in recent years.
Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” is sick of these racist pranks and isn't afraid to hurt someone's feelings, which is why he decided to create his own “Mount Racemore” to expose the worst of them.
“It was very hard to narrow it down to just four. It should have been a top 10,” Whitlock said, adding, “The last 10 years have been nothing but racist shenanigans.”
“Mount Racemore” was created by four people: Michael Brown, “Saint” George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Trayvon Martin.
“Michael Brown did not raise his hands. Michael Brown was caught on camera bullying a man in a convenience store. Michael Brown tried to take the gun from Darren Wilson and then lunged at Darren Wilson,” Whitlock explained.
“Saint George Floyd died of a fentanyl overdose,” he continues, “after 20 minutes of fussing, arguing and resisting arrest. He died after having a heart attack because he had enough fentanyl in his system to kill 12 horses.”
“He nearly died a year ago from the same thing. Same interaction with police. He nearly died but they resuscitated him and took him to the hospital and treated him. George Floyd was not killed by Derek Chauvin. Derek Chauvin was there when George Floyd overdosed on fentanyl. It's a hoax,” Whitlock said.
As for Breonna Taylor, Whitlock has sympathy for her.
“This is a woman who was shot by a Louisville police officer. Her boyfriend, being ignorant and scared, fired at the police first, hitting the officer in the leg, causing the officer to return fire,” he explains. “He's not the man. He allowed his wife to get out of bed and go with him to the front door to see what was going on at the front door.”
“Breonna Taylor died because her boyfriend shot and killed the officers first,” he added.
Whitlock initially believed the Trayvon Martin hoax but then realized the truth.
“Trayvon Martin was involved in drug dealing and gang activity. His father was a gang member. Trayvon Martin was slamming George Zimmerman's head into the ground. Trayvon Martin was living that lifestyle, but in a flirtation he found out George Zimmerman had drugs in his possession,” Whitlock said.
After Martin's death, a “fake witness” claiming to be Trayvon's girlfriend falsely claimed to have spoken to him on the phone just before he was shot.
“Ben Crump put this woman in a costume to play Trayvon's girlfriend. This was a hoax and a lie, so Trayvon Martin's mother and father could walk around as celebrities for the last 12 years and collect checks from their dead son,” Whitlock said.
“A lot of this is full of lies and manipulation,” he added. “It's all done to promote a narrative, to make you hate America, to make you think America is a failure, that we have to throw the Constitution and everything out the window.”
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