NBC Comedy Portrays Ben Carson And Two Other Black Trump Supporters As ‘A Sellout’

“It’s not about skin color, it’s about ATTITUDE!” And this is more proof that those caught up in race color not only have a bad attitude, they are just plain stupid. And Democrats will see racism in the sunrise if they could blame it on Trump.

During the season two premiere on Thursday evening, of the NBC comedy “Marlon,” the show slammed Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson, actress Stacey Dash and Trump administration staffer Omarosa Manigault who are black and supported President Donald Trump.

The show’s main character portrayed Carson as a “sellout” and the polar opposite of hero Martin Luther King.

Via IJR Red: “The episode, focused on the main character’s son, who wore a “Funky Monkey” shirt for an ad campaign. His mother and father thought the shirt’s symbolism was racist and told him he can no longer be in the advertisement. When the son complained that he wanted to be famous, the father launched into a lecture about how black Americans shouldn’t sell themselves for fame.

OK, and that’s cool, son, but what do you wanna be famous for? I mean, do you wanna be a hero or a sellout?” the father, played by Marlon Wayans, asked.

He then suggested that Carson, Dash, and Omarosa Manigault were all sellouts.
“I mean, do you wanna be Dr. Martin Luther King or Dr. Ben Carson? Do you wanna be Rosa Parks or Omarosa? Do you wanna be Mrs. Dash or Stacey Dash?” Wayans asked.

After his son responded that he wanted to be a “hero,” Wayans told him that he made the right decision.”

Pathetic to say at least! NBC, a white Democratic-aligned network, provides a script and stage for a black comedian to smear a black neurosurgeon who spends his entire day working to better living arrangements for poor blacks. It is a desperate attempt to keep blacks in line by intimidation and is reprehensible in the depths of its obvious racism.

I wouldn’t watch that stupid racist show! I’m also fed up with people being so caught up in their skin color as well. How are we ever going to advance in society as a whole!??

However, Ben Carson is and was a hero to many who needed brain surgery. He was born poor, worked hard, got educated and bettered humanity In a different way than Dr. King, but in my eyes, he too is a hero.

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