Hate Hoax Aboard Aircraft Carrier

When moonbats put Black Lives Matter B.S. ahead of duty, honor, and love of country, hate hoaxes can affect even the military:

A sailor who claimed someone scrawled racial slurs on his bed aboard an aircraft carrier —sparking a viral Facebook post in the process — staged the incident himself, the Navy said Friday.

Marquie Little, a 27-year-old African American seaman, posted photos to Facebook on Nov. 15 under an alias that showed his rack on the carrier George H.W. Bush covered in trash and racial slurs.

Later that month, Little said in a phone interview, “It puzzled me as to who would do it and why they would do it.”

By now it is not the least puzzling. Moonbats engage in hate hoaxes due to a lack of real world evidence to support their ideology. Incidents like this are cultural Marxist attacks on the same USA that it is the purpose of the U.S. Navy to defend.

A drawback of hate hoaxing is that thought crimes are taken so seriously, they result in major investigations that usually reveal the crime to be a hoax staged by the alleged victim, as was accomplished in this case by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service.

Too bad they don’t keelhaul on aircraft carriers. Little would deserve it. Instead, according to Commander Dave Hecht, the culprit “received appropriate administrative actions and additional counseling and training” and “will remain a member of the crew and continue to perform his military duties.”

If it had not been a hoax, whoever had scribbled the forbidden N-word probably would have received a dishonorable discharge.

As is usually the case on college campuses, the hoax succeeded at “raising awareness” by resulting in additional indoctrination regarding the evils of racism.

Please welcome Marquie Little to the Hate Hoax List.

On tips from Roy A, Chronos Z. Wonderpig, and Zack VC.