The left's mask is slipping once again, folks. Ms. Rachel, the wildly popular children's YouTuber with millions of young followers, has been exposed for liking a blatantly anti-Semitic comment on her Instagram page that read "Free America from the Jews."
After sharp-eyed patriots on social media spotted the damning like, Ms. Rachel quickly scrambled into damage control mode, posting what can only be described as a desperate, tearful video claiming it was all just a big "accident."
Sure it was, Rachel. We're supposed to believe that someone with millions of followers just accidentally double-taps on one of the most vile anti-Semitic phrases imaginable? The same entertainer who has repeatedly pushed far-left political messaging to impressionable children?
This isn't Ms. Rachel's first rodeo with controversial political content. The children's entertainer has previously faced criticism for injecting woke ideology into content supposedly designed for toddlers and preschoolers. Now we're seeing the true face of the radical left's influence in children's media.
Pattern of Extremism
What's particularly disturbing is how this incident reveals the casual anti-Semitism that apparently runs through certain circles of the progressive left. When you're so immersed in radical ideology that you "accidentally" endorse eliminationist rhetoric against Jewish Americans, maybe it's time to examine your social media habits—and your heart.
Parents across America are rightfully outraged. They trusted this woman with their children's entertainment and education, only to discover she's apparently consuming and endorsing the most toxic forms of hate speech.
"This is exactly why parents need to be vigilant about who they allow to influence their children," said one concerned mother on social media. "There are no accidents when it comes to anti-Semitism."
The timing couldn't be worse for Ms. Rachel, as Americans are increasingly waking up to the radical indoctrination happening in children's media. Under President Trump's second term, there's a renewed focus on protecting kids from inappropriate political content masquerading as entertainment.
How many more "accidents" will it take before parents realize what's really happening to their children's minds?