While it wasn't put there due to Bubba, it was definitely put there for the connotation it represents. Make not mistake about that.
Oh I know, I just don't really understand why it was there all this time and no one said anything. NASCAR is saying that no other door pulls were fashioned in this order.
Okay dude, you don't need to go into hotep territory, this wasn't what it was made to be. There's plenty of real shit out there that doesnt need a conspiracy spin to it. This ain't it .
The dude means the date on the right picture is important. It means someone added the moose back very recently after it had been removed and very soon before bubba was assigned to the garage.
Confirmation bias is a hell of a thing. It's why a one-off single situation like this sticks in their memory better than large scale evidence like statistics highlighting institutionalized racism in society at large. It gives them the ability to make the larger signals seem like noise and the smaller signals to be boosted in their importance.
It's nothing new, I remember ten years ago when I was foolish enough to get into debates with FB racists and they would spend paragraph after paragraph downplaying racism and saying that it was in my imagination and then in the same breath say something abhorrently racist. When I'd call them out on their blatant racism they'd usually respond "well... it's not racist because it's true!!!".
Jussie Smollet was trending on twitter the night before this was even concluded, so regardless of the actual result, even if the results went the other way, they still would have kept pushing a conspiracy theory anyways, because they're trash.
Even if there was no confusion regarding the time the noose was constructed, this was always going to be a challenge for the toxic NASCAR community.
Knot guy here. A bowline knot in this situation would be simpler and more useful.
The garage assignments are based off team points
I haven't either; I'm just glibly entertaining this nonsense of white people trying to suggest a noose isn't indeed a noose.
What someone should do is see who was in that stall last time and if that team had any black crew members.
The stall was last occupied by driver Paul Menard in October, and Wood Brothers Racing, the team Menard drove for, put out a statement the other day saying a crew member noticed it last October and thought it was peculiar, but ultimately didn't report it.
