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Whoopi fails to see irony of her ‘oppression’ narrative, or that US is NOT like Iran | Red Hot Takes
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3:24Now PlayingThey say the more money you have, the more problems you’ll encounter. NY Post contributor Adam B. Coleman shares this story.
For many wealthy leftists, it seems that the more money they possess, the more willing they are to exaggerate the problems of society.
And the tendency to overstate social ills and life hurdles tends to get worse if you’re a black person who thrives in the highest tax bracket.
Whoopi Goldberg is one of these wealthy black Americans who enjoys rhetorically disassociating from their economic privilege to wallow in race-oppression narratives.
On Wednesday’s edition of ABC’s “The View,” Goldberg ridiculously equated life under Iran’s oppressive regime with life in the United States for black Americans.
“Let’s remember, too, the Iranians throw gay people off buildings. They don’t adhere to basic human rights,” co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin argued.
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