Conservative Commentator Turns the Left’s Cancel Culture Campaign Against Itself

This guy is a genius.

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How a Conservative Commentator Turned the Left’s Cancel Culture Campaign Against Itself
Matt VespaMatt Vespa| @mvespa1|Posted: Jun 22, 2020

(townhall.com) – The left-wing mob is recharged and totally insane. They’re back on this cancel culture nonsense. They’re tearing down statues of historical figures they view as problematic. There is no reasoning with them. They’re the intellectual al-Qaeda of our time. You don’t negotiate with terrorists. As Lincoln, Washington, Jefferson, and Roosevelt are being targeted, two things are clear. This has never been about Confederate statues, folks. This has been centered on the Left’s hatred of America and its history and the bizarre fetish to rewrite it through a woke paradigm where no nuance is afforded to anyone. The far-left loony code of ethics, for lack of a better term, is retroactively applied here. It’s utterly insane.

Now, granted, I admit that the Left had a good PR move here. The Confederacy isn’t all that popular, of course. By targeting them, they’ve created a campaign that puts every historical figure at risk. It was never going to stop with Jackson, Lee, or Davis. Never. This was the flank march, the backdoor maneuver to smash all the people.

As you already know, the statue of former President Ulysses S. Grant was torn down. American history has dark periods. The Confederacy, for better or worse, is part of that narrative. It must be defended, so yes—I will defend all the statues because the alternative is what we’re seeing now: A roving band of historically illiterate morons whose main goal is destruction and nothing else.

Conservative commentator Jesse Kelly has decided to bring the war home for these clowns, compiling a list of institutions that should be canceled due to the Left’s new rules on this matter. If you’re a member of the liberal elite, you should be ashamed. The entire Ivy League was built on racism. Granted, some of you knew this already. New York City was named after James, the Duke of York, and eventual King of England (James II), who, along with his brother, King Charles II, created a global monopoly on the slave trade. William M. Rice, who founded Rice University, wanted the institution to be “whites only.” Elihu Yale, who founded Yale University, was a slave trader as well. Oh, and you bet some liberals were not happy with Kelly making fun of them…

It seems if cancel culture is to be executed fully, then the bastions of liberal power must be the first to go. For liberals, this is not how it’s supposed to work, right? Yeah, but these are your rules. Rice must be renamed or destroyed, as does Yale. New York City might have to be torn down completely. Again, we didn’t make up these rules. You people did. #CancelYale is now trending, and Kelly should do a victory lap for turning this idiotic fetish among American liberals against itself.

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FYI: I’m not stopping until justice is done. @RiceUniversity has until next week to remove this statue of racist founder William M. Rice from its campus. Or we will march on Rice. Rice believed that school should be “for whites only”. Not in my America. ✊🏾 #CancelRice pic.twitter.com/jAqXltoszY

— Jesse Kelly (@JesseKellyDC) June 22, 2020

Anyone displaying a ‘Yale’ logo in any form is championing the name of a man responsible for this genocide of Black people. Do black lives not matter? Seize Yale’s endowment and redistribute it as reparations. #CancelYale t.co/wkptCAXp8F

— Jesse Kelly (@JesseKellyDC) June 21, 2020

“The total number of African deaths directly attributable to the Middle Passage voyage is estimated at up to two million.”@Yale was endowed with money made from the blood and pain of black men. That fund has grown to >$30 billion. #CancelYale

— Political Sock (@PoliticalSock) June 21, 2020

I stand with @JesseKellyDC.

My own undergrad, @williamandmary, is named after William the 3rd…who profitted off shares of slave trading Royal African Company, which STARTED Transatlantic Slave Trade.

W&M must surrender ALL its $1 billion endowment.#cancelWAndM t.co/bBHIGRv4g7 pic.twitter.com/g5mgURMwfB

— Andrew Follett (@AndrewCFollett) June 21, 2020

University of Georgia was founded in 1765 and didn’t admit a single black person until 1961. The entire university should be closed down. It is a monument to racism and oppression. Black people are NOT inferior, @universityofga. #CancelGeorgia t.co/1wfYhgND38

— Jesse Kelly (@JesseKellyDC) June 21, 2020

America must purge its racist history. It begins with Yale, Georgetown, Brown, Harvard, and many others. We will not rest until these monuments to human suffering are gone. t.co/sbVbxz70q1

— Jesse Kelly (@JesseKellyDC) June 21, 2020

If you haven't seen this, Jesse Kelly has spent all day listing institutions intertwined with slavery. It's quite a target list, and he's made it a lot easier to find statues to pull down all over America. Thank you, Jesse. t.co/pAYvCuu87I

— ben schwartz (@benschwartz_) June 21, 2020

Most people know @CNN was started by Ted Turner. What you may not know is Ted Turner went to Brown University, which was founded by a slave-trader. Does @CNN renounce Ted Turner? Does @CNN believe slavery is ok? I sure don’t. These questions must be answered.

— Jesse Kelly (@JesseKellyDC) June 21, 2020

ATTENTION: The @Yale Center for British Art is currently displaying this painting of Elihu Yale, prominent slave trader. Yale hates black people and thinks they should be traded as commodities. #CancelYale pic.twitter.com/sYa2AvvI0u

— Jesse Kelly (@JesseKellyDC) June 20, 2020

h/t Fist