Anthony Cumia of "Opie and Anthony" fired for "racist tweets"

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In the link, Shodan says:

@Shodan

That’s the problem. You are assuming that any disparaging remark about the masses in South Africa is racist. That is not necessarily the case.

“Part of the problem in South Africa is due to the fact that most of its populace is not experienced in living in a modern democracy”. That’s a politically correct way of saying the same thing.

Mr. Dibble comes back with:

@MrDibble

And they are not saying the same thing: what’s the link between “no experience with democracy” and “living in the bush”? None.

And Shodan:

@Shodan

One is politically correct, and the other is not. They express the same opinion.

It seems pretty clear to me that Mr. Dibble is accurate when he says that Shodan ‘sees nothing wrong with saying the majority of the population in Africa’s most developed country are “fresh out of the bush”’, except it was “living in the bush” rather than “fresh out of the bush”.

“Most of its populace” = “majority of the population”; “no experience with democracy” = “living in the bush” (except one is politically correct and one is not, according to Shodan). Perhaps you’d care to explain how I’ve got it wrong.