MSNBC's Joy Reid made no secret Monday about what she thinks is driving
the world to pay such close attention to the devastating war in
Ukraine: the fact that it's a European nation made up largely of White
people and Christians.

The left-wing host's suggestion, first reported by NewsBusters, came
during the closing segment of her show "The ReidOut," when she claimed
there was a "radical disparity" in how Western media was portraying
suffering Ukrainians as more "human" compared to their "Browner and
Blacker counterparts" embroiled in other conflicts across the globe.

"As the world watches the devastation unfold in Ukraine, nearly 4,000
miles away, another crisis is deepening that we don�t hear much about
in the U.S., and that is the war in Yemen," Reid began, noting the
plight of millions of Yemenis forced to flee because of the conflict
that began in 2015.

She argued that the Yemeni hadn't witnessed the same solidarity as
Ukraine, citing the lack of global campaigns and corporations taking a
stand for the war-torn country, and suggesting that Asia, Africa, and
the Middle East weren't as cared for as Europe.

"The coverage of Ukraine has revealed a pretty radical disparity in how
human Ukrainians look and feel to western media compared to their
Browner and Blacker counterparts, with some reporters using very
telling comparisons in their analyses of the war," Reid added, playing
a montage of video clips showing reporters from various outlets
expressing their shock at what was occurring in a region that hadn't
experienced such conflict since World War II.

Reid then turned to what she saw as the real culprit: race.

"Let�s face it, the world is paying attention because this is happening
in Europe. If this was happening anywhere else would we see the same
outpouring of support and compassion?" Reid said.

"We don�t need to ask ourselves if the international response would be
the same if Russia unleashed their horror on a country that wasn't
White and largely Christian, because Russia has already done it. In
Syria," she added, referencing Russia's deployment of soldiers to help
quell the rebellion against President Bashar al-Assad in the country's
still-ongoing civil war.

"This is a teachable moment for us in the media. We aren't afraid to
call out our own industry. There is a lot of soul-searching that we
need to do in Western media about why some wars and lives seem to
matter more than others," Reid said.

--
Let's go Brandon!

On Thursday, March 10, 2022 at 7:47:01 AM UTC-5, Ubiquitous wrote:
> MSNBC's Joy Reid made no secret Monday about what she thinks is driving
> the world to pay such close attention to the devastating war in
> Ukraine: the fact that it's a European nation made up largely of White
> people and Christians.
>
> The left-wing host's suggestion, first reported by NewsBusters, came
> during the closing segment of her show "The ReidOut," when she claimed
> there was a "radical disparity" in how Western media was portraying
> suffering Ukrainians as more "human" compared to their "Browner and
> Blacker counterparts" embroiled in other conflicts across the globe.
>
> "As the world watches the devastation unfold in Ukraine, nearly 4,000
> miles away, another crisis is deepening that we don’t hear much about
> in the U.S., and that is the war in Yemen," Reid began, noting the
> plight of millions of Yemenis forced to flee because of the conflict
> that began in 2015.
>
> She argued that the Yemeni hadn't witnessed the same solidarity as
> Ukraine, citing the lack of global campaigns and corporations taking a
> stand for the war-torn country, and suggesting that Asia, Africa, and
> the Middle East weren't as cared for as Europe.
>
> "The coverage of Ukraine has revealed a pretty radical disparity in how
> human Ukrainians look and feel to western media compared to their
> Browner and Blacker counterparts, with some reporters using very
> telling comparisons in their analyses of the war," Reid added, playing
> a montage of video clips showing reporters from various outlets
> expressing their shock at what was occurring in a region that hadn't
> experienced such conflict since World War II.
>
> Reid then turned to what she saw as the real culprit: race.
>
> "Let’s face it, the world is paying attention because this is happening
> in Europe. If this was happening anywhere else would we see the same
> outpouring of support and compassion?" Reid said.
>
> "We don’t need to ask ourselves if the international response would be
> the same if Russia unleashed their horror on a country that wasn't
> White and largely Christian, because Russia has already done it. In
> Syria," she added, referencing Russia's deployment of soldiers to help
> quell the rebellion against President Bashar al-Assad in the country's
> still-ongoing civil war.
>
> "This is a teachable moment for us in the media. We aren't afraid to
> call out our own industry. There is a lot of soul-searching that we
> need to do in Western media about why some wars and lives seem to
> matter more than others," Reid said.
>
> --
> Let's go Brandon!

For left wing loons like Joy Reid everything is about racism, and for
them racism only comes in one color and that color is always white.

Irish Mike

On 2022-03-10 12:46:54 +0000, Ubiquitous said:

> MSNBC's Joy Reid made no secret Monday about what she thinks is driving
> the world to pay such close attention to the devastating war in
> Ukraine: the fact that it's a European nation made up largely of White
> people and Christians.
>
> The left-wing host's suggestion, first reported by NewsBusters, came
> during the closing segment of her show "The ReidOut," when she claimed
> there was a "radical disparity" in how Western media was portraying
> suffering Ukrainians as more "human" compared to their "Browner and
> Blacker counterparts" embroiled in other conflicts across the globe.

I thought she was seconds away from losing her show and getting fired
from MSDNC?...

--
"Who would ever do this to him!?" - HottCiara on DOOL (04-27-2020), asking
who would stab Victor Kirakis... How about ANYONE WHO'S EVER MET HIM??!!

On 3/10/22 7:17 AM, Ian J. Ball wrote:
>On 2022-03-10 12:46:54 +0000, Ubiquitous said:
>
>> MSNBC's Joy Reid made no secret Monday about what she thinks is driving
>> the world to pay such close attention to the devastating war in
>> Ukraine: the fact that it's a European nation made up largely of White
>> people and Christians.
>>
>> The left-wing host's suggestion, first reported by NewsBusters, came
>> during the closing segment of her show "The ReidOut," when she claimed
>> there was a "radical disparity" in how Western media was portraying
>> suffering Ukrainians as more "human" compared to their "Browner and
>> Blacker counterparts" embroiled in other conflicts across the globe.
>
>I thought she was seconds away from losing her show and getting fired
>from MSDNC?...

"You thought" was your first mistake Queenie.

--
---

On 3/10/22 9:50 AM, RichA wrote:
>On Thursday, 10 March 2022 at 07:47:01 UTC-5, Ubiquitous wrote:
>> MSNBC's Joy Reid made no secret Monday about what she thinks is driving
>> the world to pay such close attention to the devastating war in
>> Ukraine: the fact that it's a European nation made up largely of White
>> people and Christians.
>>
>> The left-wing host's suggestion, first reported by NewsBusters, came
>> during the closing segment of her show "The ReidOut," when she claimed
>> there was a "radical disparity" in how Western media was portraying
>> suffering Ukrainians as more "human" compared to their "Browner and
>> Blacker counterparts" embroiled in other conflicts across the globe.
>>
>> "As the world watches the devastation unfold in Ukraine, nearly 4,000
>> miles away, another crisis is deepening that we don’t hear much about
>> in the U.S., and that is the war in Yemen," Reid began, noting the
>> plight of millions of Yemenis forced to flee because of the conflict
>> that began in 2015.
>>
>> She argued that the Yemeni hadn't witnessed the same solidarity as
>> Ukraine, citing the lack of global campaigns and corporations taking a
>> stand for the war-torn country, and suggesting that Asia, Africa, and
>> the Middle East weren't as cared for as Europe.
>>
>> "The coverage of Ukraine has revealed a pretty radical disparity in how
>> human Ukrainians look and feel to western media compared to their
>> Browner and Blacker counterparts, with some reporters using very
>> telling comparisons in their analyses of the war," Reid added, playing
>> a montage of video clips showing reporters from various outlets
>> expressing their shock at what was occurring in a region that hadn't
>> experienced such conflict since World War II.
>>
>> Reid then turned to what she saw as the real culprit: race.
>>
>> "Let’s face it, the world is paying attention because this is happening
>> in Europe. If this was happening anywhere else would we see the same
>> outpouring of support and compassion?" Reid said.
>>
>> "We don’t need to ask ourselves if the international response would be
>> the same if Russia unleashed their horror on a country that wasn't
>> White and largely Christian, because Russia has already done it. In
>> Syria," she added, referencing Russia's deployment of soldiers to help
>> quell the rebellion against President Bashar al-Assad in the country's
>> still-ongoing civil war.
>>
>> "This is a teachable moment for us in the media. We aren't afraid to
>> call out our own industry. There is a lot of soul-searching that we
>> need to do in Western media about why some wars and lives seem to
>> matter more than others," Reid said.
>>
>> --
>> Let's go Brandon!
>
>Agreed. Ukraine and its people are worth more than a non-white country because there is no threat of declining populations in the Third World, wars or not.

Pubie and "RichA," it doesn't get any worse than this.

--
---

In article <t0crvu$460$8@dont-email.me>,
Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net> wrote:

> MSNBC's Joy Reid made no secret Monday about what she thinks is driving
> the world to pay such close attention to the devastating war in
> Ukraine: the fact that it's a European nation made up largely of White
> people and Christians.

Does this ignorant grievance monger not know that the black community is
heavily Christian as well?

On 3/10/2022 9:50 AM, RichA wrote:
> On Thursday, 10 March 2022 at 07:47:01 UTC-5, Ubiquitous wrote:
>> MSNBC's Joy Reid made no secret Monday about what she thinks is driving
>> the world to pay such close attention to the devastating war in
>> Ukraine: the fact that it's a European nation made up largely of White
>> people and Christians.
>>
>> The left-wing host's suggestion, first reported by NewsBusters, came
>> during the closing segment of her show "The ReidOut," when she claimed
>> there was a "radical disparity" in how Western media was portraying
>> suffering Ukrainians as more "human" compared to their "Browner and
>> Blacker counterparts" embroiled in other conflicts across the globe.
>>
>> "As the world watches the devastation unfold in Ukraine, nearly 4,000
>> miles away, another crisis is deepening that we don’t hear much about
>> in the U.S., and that is the war in Yemen," Reid began, noting the
>> plight of millions of Yemenis forced to flee because of the conflict
>> that began in 2015.
>>
>> She argued that the Yemeni hadn't witnessed the same solidarity as
>> Ukraine, citing the lack of global campaigns and corporations taking a
>> stand for the war-torn country, and suggesting that Asia, Africa, and
>> the Middle East weren't as cared for as Europe.
>>
>> "The coverage of Ukraine has revealed a pretty radical disparity in how
>> human Ukrainians look and feel to western media compared to their
>> Browner and Blacker counterparts, with some reporters using very
>> telling comparisons in their analyses of the war," Reid added, playing
>> a montage of video clips showing reporters from various outlets
>> expressing their shock at what was occurring in a region that hadn't
>> experienced such conflict since World War II.
>>
>> Reid then turned to what she saw as the real culprit: race.
>>
>> "Let’s face it, the world is paying attention because this is happening
>> in Europe. If this was happening anywhere else would we see the same
>> outpouring of support and compassion?" Reid said.
>>
>> "We don’t need to ask ourselves if the international response would be
>> the same if Russia unleashed their horror on a country that wasn't
>> White and largely Christian, because Russia has already done it. In
>> Syria," she added, referencing Russia's deployment of soldiers to help
>> quell the rebellion against President Bashar al-Assad in the country's
>> still-ongoing civil war.
>>
>> "This is a teachable moment for us in the media. We aren't afraid to
>> call out our own industry. There is a lot of soul-searching that we
>> need to do in Western media about why some wars and lives seem to
>> matter more than others," Reid said.
>>
>> --
>> Let's go Brandon!
>
> Agreed. Ukraine and its people are worth more than a non-white country because there is no threat of declining populations in the Third World, wars or not.

Well anonyshitted and vegetable'd.