Stephen A. Smith 'R. Kelly has to go!'
February 24, 2023
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as posted by the channelStephen A. gives his takes on the most controversial headlines of the week. From a second sentencing for singer, R. Kelly and Harvey Weinstein, to University of Alabama star basketball player Brandon Miller's cautionary tale, and the latest anti-American comments by Georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene.
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21 claims extractedBrandon Miller culpable for providing weapon used in murder
Black individuals face systemic disadvantage and discrimination
R. Kelly deserves severe punishment for child sexual abuse
R. Kelly married minor Aaliyah and abused multiple underage girls
R. Kelly operated sex cult and coerced underage victims
R. Kelly brainwashed victims and isolated them from families
Speaker would commit violence if R. Kelly harmed his daughters
Harvey Weinstein convicted of rape and sexual assault
Marjorie Taylor Greene calls for national division by political ideology
National divorce proposal would enable white supremacy and division
Both political extremes are problematic; Greene contributes to divisiveness
Liz Cheney: Greene's secession proposal violates constitutional oath
Conservative critics of left are themselves anti-American and evil
No justification exists for Greene's call to divide the nation
Greene's rhetoric implies support for racial and ethnic separation
Historical injustice: Black Americans denied land and resources
Criticism directed at Greene and ideological allies, not all white Americans
Greene lacks sensitivity to impact of divisive rhetoric
Even Republicans condemn Greene's divisive rhetoric as evil
Greene's national divorce proposal is disgusting, evil, and un-American
Greene's rhetoric destroys public trust and deserves no mercy
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