A PragerU personality, who says he became disillusioned with the left while watching PragerU videos, argues that the left's focus on race is divisive and that people are 'over it'. He claims the left weaponized fear, especially for Black people, by telling them to be afraid of police and white people. He asserts that the desire to build a wall and eliminate DEI programs has nothing to do with race but rather with wanting to see the country be the best it can be.
” himself while watching PragerU videos and is now a full-time PragerU personality, told Breitbart News editor-in-chief Alex Marlow that the left “weaponized fear,” but the American people are “over it,” because “all that did was divide.”
“But I think right now we’re at a point where people are so over it, and so over white people being told that they’re racist by default — people are ready to move on from that narrative,” he added., went on to say, “I like to talk about culture, and you can attribute a lot of elements of culture to various races, but the whole reason that culture is cool, is because other cultures get to partake in it.
DuRousseau added “when we talk about race, I don’t want it to be a negative conservation, but you have to realize that the people on the left are always going to try to make it a negative conservation.”“They weaponized fear, especially for black people,” he said of the left, adding, “They tell us that we need to be afraid of the police because we’re black, we need to be afraid of white people because we’re black — because they know that for a long time, fear of racism was our Achilles heel.
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