Can anyone explain to me why this country song made the woke left apoplectic?

[Taffy1234]

The woke said this song promotes violence and racism. Really? The truth does that?

In San Francisco even ice cream has to be locked up in stores. Do you really want that? Criminals can just walk into a store and steal anything they want, just as long as they keep it under $1000.00 . The 570 violent riots in the summer of 2020 were fine with the woke.

Try that in a small town!

This song is now on the top of the country music charts. The reason it made it to the top, is because the woke hated it, and tried to get it cancelled. People are sick and tired of the woke trying to get everything their way, so the sales went through the roof.

[BlackBeauty90]

Funny thing is, is in small American cities/towns African Americans & minorities have the same mentality as "terrible (racist) white man" wokes cry this song represents.

They don't want criminal trash/good for nothings around anymore than anyone else.

As example
In another English-colonial country years ago some foreign morons tried robbing a small jewelry store... they had a CROWD of people chasing them off... picking up weapons like chairs, etc. Almost all of those people chasing the thugs were not white.

[BlackBeauty90]

If any one is racist it's the wokes by crying that trashy violent behavior is acceptable and expected of minorities and expecting law obeying behavior is unsavory.

Whereas you will find MANY decent respectable minorities - educated African Americans & hispanics, etc., people who have achieved something with themselves beyond lines in their arms & criminal records longer than they are tall - agreeing with this guy and his song.

[Taffy1234]

Perfect answer! You would have to have severe mental issues to side with the thugs.

[Lliam]

Yeah. The woke totally support violence, except when its in self defense against violent criminals. Then the criminals are portrayed as victims and the defenders get prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

I totally oppose racism and the initiation of violence. But if leftists say that this song promotes those things, then that makes me a violent racist.

[Taffy1234]

I agree with you 100%.

[Taffy1234]

I was in a small town in Idaho when the antifa buses rolled through. They had planned to create harm and mayhem, but they are afraid to get out of their buses.
You've never seen so many AR-15s in your life. And not a single person got hurt. And no buildings were burnt down.

[Lliam]

Right... fucking... ON!

[Lliam]

Thanks for the MHO, Taffy.

[Dargil]

It attributes crime to criminals. Isn't that some kind if "ist"? It also suggests small town people should protect themselves from criminals; maybe a hint of vigilantism