People Can't Believe What JD Vance Just Said About Being White In America
· Yahoo NewsThis weekend, Turning Point USA held its first annual convention since the assassination of Charlie Kirk in September.
Speakers at the event included Erika Kirk, Ben Shapiro, Russell Brand, Nikki Minaj, and Vice President JD Vance.
In his speech, Vance spoke about Christianity as "an anchor of the United States of America."
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He also encouraged people to join ICE.
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But one moment from his speech is going viral because, well, see for yourself:
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In response, people are like, "Now, when was that happening???"
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One person posted, "A question for any non-white person: When is the last time someone apologized to you for being white, and how did they word it?"
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Another person tweeted, "nobody in the history of this country has ever apologized for being white that's how your dumbass ended up vice president."
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Some also called out Vance's comment as an attempt to stoke white resentment. One person tweeted, "Literally never heard of a white person apologizing for being white. I have seen a bunch of racist white people who should apologize for being racists but that wouldn't get you the applause you crave from that crowd."
And Journalist Brian Allen wrote, "This isn’t about dignity or equality. It’s grievance politics dressed up as liberation and it tells you exactly who they think has been 'wronged,' and who they’re trying to mobilize."
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Others, like journalist Mehdi Hasan, wondered how this part of the speech went over with Vance's wife and in-laws, who are Indian.
In conclusion:
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