NASCAR star Bubba Wallace was booed during his introduction and fans cheered when he crashed into a wall on Wednesday at Bristol Motor Speedway.
Well, well, let's Tennes'see' what this is all about.
When Bubba Wallace was introduced at Bristol Motor Speedway he was booed by many of the fans. Luckily, he was driving Number 43. Imagine what kind of diarrhea would have been spewed out of the mouths of the confederate flag wearin' attendees had he been in his 'Black Lives Matter' car.
That's right. Even though the Confederate flag is supposedly banned at NASCAR events it was in full display on many of the shirts and items in the stands. Some brainiac even hung one on the balcony of a condo across from the main entrance. Others were also hung along Speedway Blvd.
But the icing on these Devil's Fool's Cake came when Bubba crashed. What did these M.F.'ers (Motoring Fans) do? The ones who presumably were proudly displaying that racist artifact of the past? Well, they cheered of course. No matter that Bubba could have been injured or killed. Frickin' (your choice of racial slur here) probably stole the car anyway.
So, as in the words of our 40th President, Ronald Wilson Reagan, I say, "Tear down that wall!". The retaining wall, that is. That way if Bubba crashes again those fans can get a real close look at what they are cheering for as 3,400 lbs. of hot, twisted steel and aluminum comes careening towards their heads. Hopefully landing right in their laps. Now that is something worth cheering about.
Let's put 'The Race' back into racing! 'Pedal To The Metal' style!
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