Suppressing what Tom Cotton says...

Tom Cotton is a sitting US Senator. He can espouse this view from any podium in the US Capitol, or from his office. His position affords him whatever publicity he desires. The NYT was not needed to ensure his views were heard.

Everything you said was said about Trump and why he’d never become president.

I get what you are saying: expose the beast to light and we can all see the ugliness of the beast. I think in other situations you might be right.

Yeah, the worst white man Is the one who can work right alongside Black “friends” for years and years and never once “see” them. How are you gonna play with those guys, bleed with them and still not understand their pain. You have to physically, actively work hard as fuck to miss all that.

I notice how many whites are so reflexively quick to call for the harshest measures when it comes to anything involving Black people. Instinctively, quick-twitchy.

Deliver us from the liberal curse of fake both-sideism.

He also called for giving “no quarter.” A no quarter order is a war crime (and, in the US anyway, is usually most often associated with the Civil War, where white soldiers would be taken as POWs, but black soldiers would be offered no quarter and executed after a battle).

We must publish an op-ed calling for violence against American citizens! It’s the only choice we have!

New York Nosferatu made Piers Morgan look reasonable, that’s quite an accomplishment.

They both suck and should be thrown into a pit to tear each other apart so we can all be relieved of their presence. That being said it was funny to see Piers tearing him apart, just savage. Probably the only time I’ve ever rooted for that blithering idiot and now I need a shower.

since being elected to Congress in 1988.

I’ve gotta hand it to the young, social media savvy folks. They’re doing the kind of guerilla journalism that the mainstream isn’t. I did lament the demise of the local newspapers, the reducing complex issues to a few lines written by freelancers overseas, etc. But I guess it was just the necessary paradigm shift from…