M-I-SS-I-SS-I-PP-Idon’t freekin’believethiscrap
Take a deep breath.
There’s a Republican State Representative in Mississippi named Gene Alday who says he’s not a racist just because he walks, talks, and quacks like one.
Alday said he comes “from a town where all the blacks are getting food stamps and what I call ‘welfare crazy checks.’ They don’t work.”
Alday also told the newspaper about a time he visited an emergency room.
“I liked to died. I laid in there for hours because they (black people) were in there being treated for gunshots,” Alday was quoted as saying.
Alday didn’t deny the comments attributed to him. However, he said he was not a racist.
“I am definitely not a racist, at all,” Alday told Mississippi News Now. “Because, I mean, I get along with everybody. And I’ve spent a lot of time helping people.”
He later claimed that yes, he said that, but it was off the record. You know, because being an off the record racist is so much … better? And that the reporter took him back to his “days in law enforcement.” “I have a way of talking and saying, ‘take this off the record.'” Because it’s okay for law enforcement to be off the record racists?
I’ll bet State Representative Gene Alday is kinda shocked at what’s going on in New York.
More than 30 people have been nabbed for food stamp fraud in the North Country.
Investigators say over the past couple month’s people used their food stamps to get food or alcohol at the Old Time Butcher Block store in Brushton.