North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson (Picture Courtesy: AP)
mark robinson self-proclaimed “Black Nazi, North Carolina‘S Lieutenant Governor And Republican candidates The governor had made several inflammatory comments on the message board of a pornography website a decade ago.
according to a CNN KFile During the investigation he described himself as a “Black Nazi” and expressed support for the reintroduction of slavery.
These comments, posted on the “Nude Africa” forum under the username “minisoldier,” reveal a disturbing pattern that stands in stark contrast to his public image as a socially conservative politician.
10 comments made by “minisoldier”
according to a CNN KFile During the investigation he described himself as a “Black Nazi” and expressed support for the reintroduction of slavery.
These comments, posted on the “Nude Africa” forum under the username “minisoldier,” reveal a disturbing pattern that stands in stark contrast to his public image as a socially conservative politician.
10 comments made by “minisoldier”
- Self-identification as a “Black Nazi”: Robinson referred to himself as a “Black Nazi” in his posts, raising significant concerns about his views on race and identity. In March 2012, Robinson expressed his preference for Adolf Hitler over the leadership in Washington during Barack Obama’s administration, stating, “I would prefer Hitler over any of the crap that’s going on in Washington right now!” His comments on Nude Africa were often derogatory and laden with racial slurs, targeting black, Jewish, and Muslim individuals.
- “White supremacist”: If elected, Robinson would make history as North Carolina’s first Black governor, yet he has repeatedly insulted the civil rights leader
Martin Luther King Jr. His comments were so extreme that one user accused him of promoting white supremacist views. “Get that fucking communist bastard off the National Mall!” he wrote in response to then-President Barack Obama’s dedication of King’s memorial in Washington, D.C. Robinson added, “I’m not in the KKK. They don’t let blacks join. If I was in the KKK, I’d call him Martin Lucifer Coon!” - Confessions of Voyeurism: Mark Robinson shared detailed accounts of his sexual arousal, which stemmed from a memory of secretly watching women in the shower of a public gym as a teenager. He recalled this experience with nostalgia, saying, “I came to a place that was a dead end, but it had two big vent covers on it! It just happened to be because the showers were visible from there! I sat there for about an hour and watched several girls come in and shower.” Robinson described this incident as a memory he still fantasizes about, indicating a disturbing fixation on the event.
- Support for slavery: He expressed a desire to reinstate slavery, saying, “Slavery isn’t bad. Some people have to be slaves. I wish they’d bring it back. I’d certainly buy some.” Such comments are completely contrary to contemporary values and the ongoing fight for racial equality.
- Enjoyment of transgender pornography: In contrast to his public anti-transgender rhetoric, he admitted to enjoying transgender pornography, saying, “I love watching transgender on girl porn! It’s so hot! It takes the girl out and leaves the man in!” Robinson wrote. “And yes, I’m a ‘maniac’ too!”
- Trivializing abortion: In a December 2010 comment on Nude Africa, Robinson showed a stance that was very different from his current one, saying, “I don’t care. I just want to see sex tapes!” in response to a celebrity discussing abortion. While campaigning for lieutenant governor in 2020, Robinson pushed for a complete abortion ban with no exceptions.
- Derogatory comments about rape victims: In response to a story about a woman claiming to have been raped, he said, “And the moral of this story is… don’t fuck white bitches!”, displaying a blatant disregard for victims of sexual violence.
- Contempt for the LGBTQ+ community: His comments have included derogatory language towards LGBTQ+ individuals, labeling their identity as “dirt.” Robinson has publicly stated that individuals should only use restrooms that correspond with their assigned sex at birth; he has advocated for stricter measures against transgender women using women’s restrooms.
- Hypocrisy on abortion: Despite advocating for strict abortion restrictions without exceptions, Robinson has admitted to personally paying for his wife’s abortion in the 1980s. Robinson, now running for governor, has backed a “heartbeat” bill that would ban abortions after a heartbeat is detected — about six weeks — allowing exceptions only for rape, incest and the mother’s health
- Mocking school shooting survivors: He faced severe criticism for mocking school shooting survivors, which reflects society’s insensitivity towards trauma and loss.
Robinson has strongly rejected CNN’s allegations, labeling them “tabloid garbage” and insisting they do not represent his character or beliefs.
These troubling comments made during Robinson’s gubernatorial campaign could greatly impact voters’ perception and support of him across North Carolina’s political spectrum. The increased scrutiny of his past statements raises serious concerns about his qualifications for office and the potential consequences of his statements on broader social issues.
