MAGA fake outrage over Biden calling Masters champion Hideki Matsuyama a "Japanese boy"

[Vaccinated Russian Bear]

No one is outraged over Biden's statement, LMAO. They're calling out the hypocrisy of the twitter-left. "kids in cages", "Japanese boy", ads discouraging brown people from coming to US  and other things libs "surprisingly" stopped to care about. It's you guys who has been faking outrage in 4 years  

[Vaccinated Russian Bear]

Silly outrage culture has its place in the Very Online Left as well as the Very Online Right.
This is what happens when you continue to be politically-inclined but lose brain cells.

Are you calling NyT, WaPo, CNN etc "Very Online Left" or do you doubt that they would publish a lot of fake outrage stories, if Trump said that? Man, Maddow, CNN's Fredo, Don Lemon and other would be screaming r-r-r-acist, and Acosta would ask "tough" question about it 

[Vaccinated Russian Bear]

No one is outraged over Biden's statement, LMAO. They're calling out the hypocrisy of the twitter-left. "kids in cages", "Japanese boy", ads discouraging brown people from coming to US  and other things libs "surprisingly" stopped to care about. It's you guys who has been faking outrage in 4 years  

Trump has a history of saying a plethora of racist stuff. Trump supporters don't actually care about racism. Only white grievance backlash.

That's why you don't care any longer about "kids in cages", ads discouraging brown people from coming to US or deal with Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras to sent troops in order to - I quote Psaki - "“the objective is to make it more difficult to make the journey, and make crossing the borders more difficult"? Ok, Orange Man Baaad.

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https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2021/apr/12/biden-migration-security-deal-mexico-guatemala-honduras

Biden strikes international deal in bid to stop migrants reaching US border
Officials agree with Mexico, Honduras and Guatemala to step up security to try to prevent increased migration at southern border

The Biden administration has struck an agreement with Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras to temporarily increase border security in an effort to stop migrants from reaching the US border.

According to the White House press secretary, Jen Psaki, Mexico will maintain a deployment of about 10,000 troops, while Guatemala has sent 1,500 police and military personnel to its southern border and Honduras deployed 7,000 police and military to its border “to disperse a large contingent of migrants” there. Guatemala will also set up 12 checkpoints along the migratory route through the country.

Security forces in all three countries have been frequently accused of using excessive violence against migrants, and targeting them for extortion and robbery.

A White House official said Guatemala and Honduras were deploying troops temporarily in response to a large caravan of migrants that was being organized at the end of March. The Mexican government announced an increase in security and its troop deployment in March.

Psaki said that “the objective is to make it more difficult to make the journey, and make crossing the borders more difficult”.

Migrants from Central America and Mexico are fleeing rampant corruption, organized crime, as well as hunger caused by failing crops and the impact of climate change. The right to claim asylum is enshrined in international and US laws