Dr. Doom just fucked himself by making racist comments in this month’s newsletter, which also cost him board seats and CNBC/Fox Business gigs. At this stage in his life, I doubt Faber cares. Then again, maybe he does? Either way, one has to wonder why he, all of a sudden, felt the need to “thank God” that white people settled in America and not “the blacks.”
Faber argued against the removal of confederate statues in America, saying they distracted from more important topics. Then he unloaded this gem.
CNBC reached out for comment; naturally, Faber defended his statements, saying, “If stating some historical facts makes me a racist, then I suppose that I am a racist. For years, Japanese were condemned because they denied the Nanking massacre.”
In other news, Anthony Scaramucci’s new media account tweeted out this puppy today, a pop quiz of sorts — testing his followers on the total death toll of jews in German camps.
Scaramucci claimed he wasn’t tweeting from that account and someone else had done it. He is furious and someone will be fired, according to his statement.
Jake Tapper was the first CNN’er to be outraged.
What the actual f— is this, @Scaramucci? https://t.co/LlZ6Q16Utl
— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) October 17, 2017
Then he tied in holocaust denial with nationalism.
Rohrabacher has been recently associating with a Holocaust denier; this insidious bigotry isn’t new to this rise of nationalism.
— Jake Tapper (@jaketapper) October 17, 2017
‘Merica.
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