Houston officer Ashley Gonzalez removed from position following viral racist rant

This Hispanic wench just aired what millions of Latinos feel about Foundational Black Americans (FBA) and American Descendants of Slavery (ADOS). In an expletive-filled rant, Ashley Gonzales, EX-United States Marine, (meaning she may no longer claim the title, not because she’s retired but because of her vicious take down of other human beings) gave a beautifully hateful rendition of the divide between blacks and Hispanics in the United States.

What she exposed bordered on a philosophical diatribe about the state of affairs between black and brown people and the others.

A former officer for the Houston Police Department, she said November over and over again like it was a stream from a rusty pipe that had burst. As she was fired from her post, now she will seek donations which will pour in from all corners of the country and world, most likely. Her supporters will probably champion her and view her as a breath of fresh air.

The YouTube clip is rife with November this and that. This is no accident. I’ve never experienced abject racism until I became a Marine myself. I didn’t shun it, I welcomed it as an Objective Hater from the school of Mr. Troi “Star” Torain. I wouldn’t have been able to survive and thrive in the environments in which I found myself if it were not for the beautiful hatred that surrounded me.

November is replaced by “boy” and it is obvious the Corps is a haven for racially charged instances because of its history. Gonzalez put her mouth where she should have used her brain. How did she even get to record this while apparently sober as a traffic cop? She can’t even state that she had a few brews and just went wild with it. This is the problem with what appears to be another female woman who has no regard for who she is and what she ought to be about. Her tirade only uncovers the beauty of racially-driven hate speech. While hate crimes are a misnomer at best and an anti-concept at worst, Gonzalez represents the many too many people who will say November in a video but not to the face of someone of a darker hue.

If Gonzalez is able to show her true colors, this should embolden other people to voice their own opinions of people even by saying November. Especially, she is a woman who is no longer on the Houston Police Department. That’s for the best. If she was an influencer or a video star, I would recommend her reinstatement. But as an officer of the law, she has no business being prejudiced. See, that’s it. She is prejudiced, not racist. If she were to air out the anecdotes about black people and her encounters with them, she would probably have to run down an entire list of thoughts regarding her specific grievances of the black race.

I’ve had beautiful relationships with Hispanic women. Once upon a time, I dated a brown-skinned young lady who just happened to be in the Marine Corps, too. We shared great times together. Is this what Gonzalez despises? Is she so out of sync with the times and yet so on point with the current climate of racial strife that she posted a video she knew would jeopardize her career? I think she knew. She knew good and well that to take on November and broadcast it for the world to see, she did this, allegedly, as a distraction to the war in Iran which continues to dominate the news.

Gonzalez will get more positive attention and forgiveness from November Christians who will forgive and forget what she said. No, her actions and words are inexcusable. Though I thoroughly enjoy racial meltdowns that don’t lead to acts of the start of physical force, Gonzalez represents that Latina woman who cannot control herself. What she needs in her life are guidance and principles that should have calcified in the Corps. As a former cop, too, she should have known that to say such words would lead to disciplinary measures or expulsion. The latter actually happened. She should have known that with every November she dropped, she would have to pay for it.

But now comes the TikTok show and the book deal and the movie and television series, allegedly. She has all the attention on her and she will have to find some way to eat off these Internet streets. If she plays her cards correctly, she’ll go on Al Sharpton’s show to discuss what happened in that car with the video camera light flashing red or green.

Her whole approach might be different if she converts to Islam and takes a complete and opposite stand against what she said. She could go to the Jews and apologize to them ironically. Whatever course she decides to take, she will be emboldened to explore other options like maybe an OnlyFans account. If she is as smart as she wants everyone to believe, she will begin to blossom into a responsible adult who takes accountability for her words and actions. She will have a following and subscription base that will facilitate her lifestyle. More often than not, she will be barred from government service jobs except maybe janitor at a United States National Park. It’s an honorable position, but she probably set her sights on advancing in rank in the HPD.