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Originally Posted by GoodLife
We've seen "Smollett" style "hate crimes" being faked over and over. Student activists hang nooses on their door, write themselves fake hate letters etc so my spidey sense goes on alert every time I hear about one.
Something is very fishy about this one. The guy who discovered the "noose" called Nascar officials immediately and they were first on the scene, before the FBI.
Nascar President Steve Phelps was asked:
Can you confirm, was the rope the rope you would normally use to pull down the garage door?
Phelps: "I'm not sure, I have no information on that"
So none of the Nascar officials that went to the garage described the noose, took a cell photo of it and let Phelps know? I find that hard to believe.
Bubba is an outspoken proponent of Black Lives Matter, sported an "I can't breath tee shirt" which he has every right to do but also means he might want a big noose story in the press. Nascar is reopening with a big new marketing campaign, pushing for a more diverse audience and like many corporations, wants to show how "woke" they are.
If Nascar knew immediately that this was a case of mistaken identity, it was just a standard pulldown rope "noose" then they have perpetrated a fraud on the public by letting the story run. If they did this, they are going to try and cover it up.
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NASCAR screwed up by immediately stating it was a noose and that when they find the perp, they will be banned for life. That leads everyone to assume it was a racist hate crime. Shame on NASCAR; they owe everyone an apology.