Two safe assumptions here:
1. Trump likely has no clue what the significance of Juneteenth and Tulsa are.
2. But Stephen Miller does. https://t.co/mxu7uwPECV— S.E. Cupp (@secupp) June 11, 2020
It was 99 years ago that angry white people, whipped up by yet another fake rumor of a black man raping a white woman, attacked and destroyed the prosperous black community of Greenwood, commonly referred to as "Black Wall Street." And approximately 300 black Americans were slaughtered. We don't know exactly how many, because they were dumped in mass graves that have yet to be located.
So you can see why someone like Stephen Miller gets a special kick of selecting Tulsa for the location of a Trump hate rally -- especially this Friday, on Juneteenth. That's the anniversary of the day black Americans learned Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation, and the day they celebrate as Black Independence Day.
We already know what a sick, twisted mf'er Miller is. I can just picture him cackling and rubbing his hands with glee. Trump? The aliterate boob probably had no idea what Juneteenth is, but I'm just as sure Fred Trump's son enjoyed the joke -- once someone explained it to him.
And I'm pretty sure that by the time this rally takes place, Americans will understand that Trump's rallygoers know, too. Make Tulsans understand just how shameful it is that they will be celebrating a very dark moment in their city's history -- and that we see them.
There's Trump & then there's *Trump*--and returning to rallying, no social distancing, on *Juneteenth,* in fucking Tulsa--site of the Tulsa massacre. I don't expect Trump himself got it, but I bet Stephen Miller & the trolls around him know *exactly* what they're doing.
— Jeff Sharlet (@JeffSharlet) June 10, 2020
Trump has chosen Tulsa, Ok, the site of the worst massacre of black Americans in the history of the US, on Juneteenth, for his next rally.
This will be like being pissed on without the courtesy of calling it rain. pic.twitter.com/27AnfcVUHK— Hey, Dave! (@davegreenidge57) June 11, 2020
Q: Why did Trump pick the site of the Tulsa race massacre for his first MAGA rally?
A: Nuremberg was booked.— Tea Pain (@TeaPainUSA) June 11, 2020
Trump’s decision to hold a rally in Tulsa, the location of the single worst incident of racial violence in American history, on Juneteenth, a holiday celebrating the freeing of slaves, is abhorrent and a wink at his racist supporters. He doesn’t even need votes in Oklahoma.
— Anthony Scaramucci (@Scaramucci) June 11, 2020