MS NOW guest suggests Trump strike in Nigeria was racially motivated violence
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On Saturday, professor Jason Johnson said President Donald Trump's airstrikes against ISIS terrorists were "just another opportunity to engage in violence in a brown country."
"Look, if the president of the United States suddenly decided that he cared about the very same countries that he called ‘s---hole’ countries five years ago — that the president of the United States sat there with a giant chess board with Nicki Minaj and was like, ‘Where should the Barbs go?’ OK, fine. Maybe this all makes sense, but it doesn’t," Johnson argued.
"We know that this is just another opportunity for this administration to engage in violence in a Brown country in order to flex their power."
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