Here's what supporters of Herschel Walker and Ye have in common.
the press and the public for “the compassion and empathy that is needed.” This call came after he held a rally in South Carolina where he said Harriet Tubman “never actually freed the slaves, she just had them work for other white people.”Ye’s words and actions cannot be called anything but pure antisemitism. As the American Jewish Committee noted, Ye’s words are rooted in old antisemitic trops that Jews are greedy connivers who control politics and the media for monetary profit.
dissociative personality disorder. But far too often, both West and Walker as well as their critics mention their mental health as a caveat to their behavior as a means to absolve them of their actions. The language feels similar to how Republicans ignore the lethality of guns and easy access to them whenever there is a mass shooting and focus on what they often assume is a mental health issue with the shooter.In the same way, solely zeroing-in on Ye and Walker’s mental health absolves them of any personal responsibility.
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