White Commissioner Loses His Job
Over Inappropriate Racial Comment To Black City Planner During
Government Meeting
November 22. 2018
Louis Klemp
Leavenworth County Commissioner Louis Klemp, who is white, was
forced to resign his job this week after he issued racial slurs to unsuspecting
black city planner, Triveece Penelton. During an official public hearing, Klemp
astonishingly slammed Penelton using racial slurs in an attack that came
completely out of left field.
Klemp took leave of his senses and stated to Penelton in an
insulting manner, "I don't want you to think I'm picking on you because we're
part of the master race. You have a gap in your teeth. We are part of the master
race, don’t you forget that." He stated that he meant they both have a gap in
their front teeth. However, the term the "master race" is racist speak people
like Nazi leader Hitler used to state in reference to Aryan or Anglo-Saxon white
people, whom he considered racially pure, while incorrectly labeling blacks,
Hispanics, Indians and Asians racially inferior.
Triveece Penelton
How did that statement end up in a government meeting. It was
highly inappropriate and unprofessional. Race has nothing to do with properly
undertaking a government job. It should be free of bias and negative racial
comments. Penelton stated Klemp’s comments were, “Unbelievably inappropriate.”
Kansas Republican Gov. Jeff Colyer forced Klemp out of his job over the
aforementioned statements.
In closing, gap teeth (diastema) is not unique to the black
race. There are beautiful black women with a gap in their front teeth, such as
Pam Grier, the late Natalie Cole, Danielle Evans and Jordyn Woods. There are
also beautiful white women with a gap in their front teeth, such as Brigitte
Bardot, Georgia May Ayeesha Jagger, Lara Stone, Jessica Hart and Abbey Lee
Kershaw.
STORY SOURCE
White Kansas official who shocked black city planner by
saying he was 'part of the master race' resigns
Published: 12:49 EST, 20 November 2018 | Updated: 19:48 EST, 20
November 2018 - A white county official in Kansas has resigned under pressure
after saying at a meeting that he belongs to 'the master race.' Louis Klemp said
in the letter submitted Tuesday resigning his seat on the Leavenworth County
Commission that the remark was 'well-meaning' and 'not racially motivated.'
Klemp cited the master race - the Nazi ideology of Aryan
supremacy - last week while responding to a presentation by a black official,
Triveece Penelton. Klemp was appointed to fill a Republican vacancy in the
county just west of Kansas City...
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