AOC Psychotic Rant - Roads And Bridges Are Racist

Hey ladies and gentlemen, this is Carmine Sabia for Explain America and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

folks. I think she did it. I think she broke the record for the absolute most ridiculous thing

she's ever said in history. Before we get started, please make sure you like, comment, share, and

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The New York Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, she's, to put it nicely, she's been the subject of a lot of scrutiny over things she said that most of us deem to be

absolutely ridiculous. But then there comes a time when you say something so

so ridiculous that people take notice and say, what is this woman talking about? This is a

college educated woman. This is a United States Representative. It's not some joker

I mean, kind of is, but this is somebody who's supposed to be a legitimate voice

in the United States. And yet she goes on to say ridiculous things. So in today's installment

of what wacky psychotic thing did Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez say this time, the subject is roads and bridges. Yes, roads and bridges. You see, in Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's

world, and this is something that Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg actually said about a

year or so ago, roads and bridges are racist. They're racist. The roads and bridges, the way

they were built is racist. And she argues they were designed to basically cut off brown people

from the rest of civilization. Now I would say, if that was the idea, would you build any roads

and bridges at all in those neighborhoods? But you see, when you wake up every morning and you

look for racism, you look for victimhood, you will find it. You'll find it in the most mundane and

insane and ridiculous things. That's what she did here. I want you to watch this rant and then let

me know what you think. As always, please remember to like, comment, share and subscribe. I'm Carmine

Sabia for Explain America. We love you guys. God bless you. Take care, everybody

There is a psychic weight to living in communities that are designed to be disconnected. It affects

your social life. My neighborhood I'm from in the Bronx, in Parkchester, we have some of the

longest commutes in all of New York City. It is a commute not just to work. It is a commute to do

anything. It is a commute to connect socially. It is a commute to connect spiritually. These

decisions are designed to disconnect, disempower and isolate people. And when you layer that with

a lot of Robert Moses's racist intent, to very much do so to a very specific kind of people

black, brown, low income, poor, etc., you can really see how it actually builds in

organizing challenges to communities who actually want to empower themselves