Sean Fitzgerald
@ActualJusticeWarrior·516K subscribers·2.5K videos
TYT Decides Only Some People Can Be Bad
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October 22, 2017
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In this video I and a Friend talk about a recent upload from everyone's favorite low hanging fruit, The Young Turks. They decided to upload a video critical of an FBI memo related to the increase in "Black Identity Extremists" or BIE's. In the video the cracked team at TYT not only decides to downplay the threat BIEs pose, but to deny their existence all together. Needless to say this video needed to be taken apart & it turns out Me and my buddy at POP TV were they guys to do it
Sources:
Original video
Cenk refuses to read his own graphic
Justice Department Report on Michael Brown Case
Gavin Long TYT Fan
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