From the moment she first opened her piehole in a U.S. House meeting, Jasmine Crockett has been a flame throwing fire chaser. She gives Black Fatigue a whole new meaning. Since the jury found Karmelo Anthony guilty of the murder of Austin Metcalf, she has been tossing racial grenades. Bye bye, Jasmine Felicia Crockett, we won’t miss you. Since she has been denied a third term in the House of Representatives by the wise folk of Texas, mostly because she challenged for Senate, we will no longer have to stomach her idiocy.

We will never forget when Miss Crockett teased former Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene with the infamous line “Bleach blond bad built butch body”:

Crockett launches ‘Clapback Collection’ merch including ‘bad built butch body’ shirt after Marjorie Taylor Greene spat: Jasmine Crockett shared an image of a t-shirt featuring her now-viral comment about Ms Greene: ‘Bleach blond bad built butch body’ .. https://t.co/t22FH7zf5u pic.twitter.com/PYTtIUJIyN

— FedSlayer (@FedSlayer) May 19, 2024

Miss Crockett gives us all “Black Fatigue”.

Black fatigue is an American term used to describe Black people in the United States who are experiencing psychological and physical problems caused by various factors including systemic racism. The term was coined by writer Mary Frances Winters in 2020 when she published a book in which the term was first used.

Initially neutral, the term was co-opted by right-wing individuals during the mid-2020s and defined by them as a feeling of “fatigue” when interacting with black people.

Jasmine Crockett gives me Black Fatigue. Whenever she opens her mouth, for pity sakes. I got Black Fatigue when she commented on the murder of Austin Metcalf by Karmelo Anthony. From Fox News Channel:

A Texas congresswoman is leading the voice of online activists enraged over the guilty verdict in Karmelo Anthony’s murder trial, and is spreading outright lies and racially inflammatory rhetoric after the 19-year-old was sentenced to 35 years in prison for stabbing Austin Metcalf to death.

Rep. Jasmine Crockett, a rare radical Democrat elected in deep red Texas, took to her podcast after Tuesday’s verdict to make false claims about the trial and its jury as she continues to stir up racial hatred.

“I’m not necessarily convinced — not that I could tell you the name of one person on this jury — that we had 12 impartial White folk out of Collin County sitting on a jury for this young black man,” she said, exhibiting her empathy for the convicted murderer.

Her claim about the jury is patently false.

Sources close to the trial confirmed to Fox News Digital that the jury was not made up only of white people, despite Crockett’s claim, which has been parroted by activists online.

Of the 12 jurors, three were racial minorities, including Asian and Indian, eight were women and four were men. They confirmed that of the 18 total jurors, including alternates, six were minorities.

But-Jasmine will say-they were not Black. Fie on that kind of junk.

As you will guess, Miss Crockett got the details of the crime wrong too:

The murder took place after Anthony entered the Memorial High School track team’s tent at a meet in Frisco, and refused 15 times to leave when asked. Witnesses testified that Metcalf lightly shoved Anthony in an attempt to remove him from the tent, after which the teen reached into his bag, pulled out a knife, and stabbed Metcalf in the chest.

The victim bled to death in front of his twin brother and teammates, many of whom testified at the trial.

Crockett surmised the jury likely convicted Anthony because residents of Collin County are upset that, “so many black folk are moving up there in the first place.”

Wow, Crockett, racist much? And, she has the gall to tell us that the Metcalf family never had to understand things like the Anthony family understand.

Townhall transcribed Clock it with Crockett for our convenience because it really brings clarity to Miss Crockett’s arguments. That is sarcasm, fyi.

On Tuesday’s episode of “Clock It with Crockett,” the failed Senate candidate let loose a torrent of falsehoods to paint a picture of the brutal slaying of 17-year-old Metcalf that had virtually no basis in reality.

[…]

“Wait a minute, it was this?” she said, holding her thumb and forefinger about an inch apart to demonstrate the size of the murder weapon.

“Was it a switch? I don’t know what he had,” Crockett said, inadvertently telegraphing her flimsy grasp of the facts of the case that has roiled her home state for more than a year.

One of her guests claimed the knife was “a multi-tool” akin to a Swiss army knife.

“Yeah, like with the little scissors and everything and whatever. So it was small,” Crockett said, furrowing her brow and squinting her eyes in disbelief.

“Well, I would argue the size of it alone, you wouldn’t even think it’s a deadly weapon.”

[…]

Crockett continued, flagrantly embellishing every single detail of the confrontation that led to the deadly stabbing.

“If a 300-pound man is beating me, like on top of me and beating me down, I’m not limited to fists,” she said, seemingly implying she too would have stabbed the high school athlete.

[…]

Witch with a B, you don’t know what you don’t know, which is why you are always mouthing off.

I don’t want to hear anymore from Crockett or the Anthony family. Y’all missed a lesson somewhere along the way.

No one in the media clocked this from Townhall:

Metcalf was 6 feet and 200 pounds, a far cry from her claim about the victim’s stature.

Anthony was also a high school football standout — and was listed as 5 feet 11 and 162 pounds.

They were comparable in size.

I really don’t want to hear any more of this whale shite. There is too much of it. Let us all pray for the Metcalf family. They have had too much to deal with.

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