Seemingly reacting to some of the blowback, Cube later wrote, “DON’T BELIEVE THE HYPE: THE DEVIL WILL COME AT ME (AND YOU) WITH THIS TATIC. “What if I was just pro-Black? This is the truth brother,” he said. Conspiracy theories of Jewish global domination are textbook antisemitism,” Cube responded.

This is his second antisemitic post in a week. When BET news host and Temple University professor Marc Lamont Hill wrote, “Sadly, no. anything when you post anti-Semitic imagery. Shame on you!”Īcclaimed writer/professor Roxane Gay reacted to one of the Star of David posts - which was hit with a “potentially sensitive content” warning by Twitter - writing, “It is impossible to take you seriously with regards to social justice or. You cannot claim to fight racism, by employing #Antisemitism! It also only demeans the memory of #GeorgeFloyd. Was willing to give you benefit of the doubt, but no more.

'This is,' Brown continued with apparent exhaustion, 'one of very many ways we know Earth is not flat.'ĭepressingly, though, given that they're willing to ignore the copious evidence that Earth is round, Flat Earthers are probably willing to overlook gravity anyway.In response to an image of slaves working in Egypt with the caption “Hebrew Israelites slaves in ancient Egypt… Clearly they are a black people,” international human rights lawyer Arsen Ostrovsky replied, “Sorry lost all respect for you now. If the planet were indeed a flat surface the way Flat Earthers claim, there would still be a gravitational pull towards the center of said disk, the physicist pointed out - meaning anyone at the purported 'edge' would fall sideways. 'That is, 'true down' is always toward the center of Earth.' 'Near Earth - or any other planet or star - 'true up' is always the direction opposite the gravitational force,' North Carolina State University physics professor David Brown told the newspaper. Of course, as USA Today emphasized as it sought to debunk this 'wrongheaded' meme and the junk science behind it, there's no true 'up' or 'down' in space - and furthermore, we don't experience the sensation of being 'upside down' because Earth's substantial gravity pulls everything towards the planet's center, creating the sensation of being upright on a flat surface that's actually just a very large sphere. As the idiotic meme claims, Earth can't really be a globe because that would mean that some parts of the world are upside-down and at risk of falling off.

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