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NASCAR Releases Image: 'The Noose Was Real'

UPNYA2

Mayor
The FBI has a long history of covering up incidents of racist intimidation. The job description involves not looking too closely and endorsing the first barely plausible cover story that comes along.
Well even IF that were the case, you gotta give it to them this time....

Figuring out in less than 24 hours that the "intimidating noose" was actually a loop in a garage door pull down rope that had been right there in a garage stall that NOONE could know would be assigned to mr. bubba Smollett in MAY 2020 since back in 2019, is one hell of a, "first barely plausible cover story", right?
 

EatTheRich

President
Well even IF that were the case, you gotta give it to them this time....

Figuring out in less than 24 hours that the "intimidating noose" was actually a loop in a garage door pull down rope that had been right there in a garage stall that NOONE could know would be assigned to mr. bubba Smollett in MAY 2020 since back in 2019, is one hell of a, "first barely plausible cover story", right?
Did they investigate the circumstances of it being assigned to Wallace? Did they investigate why the rope was fashioned like a noose?
 

UPNYA2

Mayor
Did they investigate the circumstances of it being assigned to Wallace? Did they investigate why the rope was fashioned like a noose?
Yes and yes.

Before each race, NASCAR assigns garage stalls based on the current season point standings, with the leader getting the most desirable — typically the one closest to the track entrance, for easy access on and off during frenzied practice sessions, the number of which varies from track to track. The second-place team gets the next stall, the third-place team gets the next stall and so on.

Wallace was 20th in the standings entering the race at Talladega, so normally he would have been assigned the stall 19 spots down from points leader Kevin Harvick.
But under novel coronavirus protocols, NASCAR groups multicar teams together to limit social interaction in the garage.

At Talladega, the preferred stall went to Harvick as the points leader, and his three Stewart-Haas teammates (Clint Bowyer, Aric Amirola and Cole Custer) were assigned the next stalls in order beside him before Joey Logano, who is second in the standings, and his Team Penske teammates were slotted in.

The domino effect pushed Wallace’s Richard Petty team further back in the pecking order, all the way to Stall No. 4. (At Talladega, the No. 1 stall is near the back of the garage, and thus not desirable.)

AND;

A loop is not a noose. A di m/ lib's "appearance" and sensitivity be damned.

A noose is tied so that it is adjustable, it can be enlarged to fit over a big ass water head and then tighten up to fit a neck by pulling down on the windings.

A fukin' loop is just a circle tied in a rope.
 

TBLee

Governor
The FBI has a long history of covering up incidents of racist intimidation. The job description involves not looking too closely and endorsing the first barely plausible cover story that comes along.
I am sure you have ample evidence to back up your claim that the FBI covered up evidence in this case?
 

Drumcollie

* See DC's list of Kook posters*
But whether it was an attack on Bubba Wallace is uncertain


NASCAR asked officials at every track to check their garages this week. NASCAR said out of 1,684 garage stalls at 29 tracks, only 11 had a garage door pull-down rope tied in a knot. The only one fashioned in a noose was the one discovered Sunday by a crew member in Wallace’s No. 43 garage stall.


Nothing to see here right?
What here to see is how the left needs racism to exist. When it comes to ending racism the Republican always gets there first.
 

EatTheRich

President
I am sure you have ample evidence to back up your claim that the FBI covered up evidence in this case?
No, again, I think it is a reasonable, rebuttable (by evidence) prima facie assumption that the FBI actions in this case are consistent with its 70-year history.
 
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