Former MSNBC host Touré Neblett publicly celebrated the death of a 77-year-old white man after the man died from being punched by a black employee at a Dunkin’ Donuts.
Corey Pujols, the 27-year-old who punched the man, is now facing a manslaughter charge. Pujols claims that he only punched the man after being called a racial slur by the 77-year-old.
“Corey Pujols, 27, said he punched the 77-year-old man after the man called him a racial slur, according to an arrest report,” the Tampa Bay Times reported Tuesday. “The man later died. Pujols faces a manslaughter charge.”
Touré, who goes by his first name, hit up social media to celebrate.
“A [77-year-old] white customer at Dunkin Donuts was upset about something and he called a Black 27 yo employee the n-word,” he wrote. “The brother told him to say it again. The old man did. The brother knocked him out. The old man fell, lost consciousness, and died.”
“He f***ed around and found out,” the activist added.
A 77 yo white customer at Dunkin Donuts was upset about something and he called a Black 27 yo employee the n-word. The brother told him say it again. The old man did. The brother knocked him out. The old man fell, lost consciousness, and died. He fucked around and found out.
— Young Daddy (@Toure) May 12, 2021
Apparently just saying the N-word as a white male is now grounds to be killed according to Touré. The left-winged politico justified the physical assault classifying Pujol’s actions as “self-defense.”
“How else will white people learn???” the left-wing politico notably questioned in one of his many tweets justifying the physical violence.
“If there was actual justice in this country, as opposed to white justice, then if you went to someone’s minimum wage job and called them the n-word twice, whatever happened after that would be legally acceptable,” he posted to Twitter Wednesday morning.
If there was actual justice in this country, as opposed to white justice, then if you went to someone’s minimum wage job and called them the n-word twice, whatever happened after that would be legally acceptable.
— Young Daddy (@Toure) May 12, 2021
Emphasizing his own position, Touré posted a poll only for “black people.” And the results shouldn’t surprise you considering the demographic over Twitter.
“Black people—You’re on the jury. The Black defendant was at work. A white customer called him the n-word. Defendant knocked out the customer and he died. How are you voting?”
Black people—You're on the jury. The Black defendant was at work. White customer called him the n-word. Defendant knocked out the customer and he died. How are you voting?
— Young Daddy (@Toure) May 12, 2021
“The n-word is not ‘rude,’ it’s a threat to my humanity, it’s a disregard of my life, it’s a rejection of my dignity,” Touré wrote. “It’s far beyond rude, it’s as violent as language can be. F*** around and find out.”
“You call someone the n-word twice you’re taking your life for granted,” he wrote in another tweet. “I salute anyone who knocks someone out for that. How else will white people learn???”
“Let’s not lose sight of the fact that a man lost his life here. He called a Black man the n-word twice and now he’s dead. Serves him right,” Touré reiterated. “He f***ed around and found out.”
Anybody could take a guess of what Touré would do in the same situation.
