A few things that stand out to me here… 1. Note that Tuckums admits that the nanny is not named yet he goes on to assumes she’s “non-white,” while also calling her a “servant.” She may be, but HE doesn’t know that. Apparently to Tuckums, all “servants” and nannies are non-white.
https://twitter.com/greg_price11/status/1466221341200330760
Except when they’re not. The late Princess Diana was once a nanny. And also was white, last time I checked. And she was no “servant.” Being a nanny is not some low class servitude. It’s legitimate, responsible work done by mainly women of all races. news.amomama.com/203143-princes…
2. Tucker clearly doesn’t respect that work or it’s responsibilities. I’ve never used in-home childcare, but I’ll bet Tuckums had a FLEET of nannies as a snotty little rich kid and likely uses them now as his… checks notes: “non-white servants.”
3. The responsibilities of in-home childcare workers are vast. They are “in loco parentis” for the health and safety of the helpless kids in their care. Potentially getting infected with COVID, which is far more likely if you’re unvaccinated, would be BEYOND irresponsible.
4. All Tuckums the Frozen Food Prince accomplished with this segment, besides douchily revealing what he actually thinks of people who do childcare: that they’re “non-white servants,” is show @brianstelter is a good father who refuses to expose his kids and family to COVID.
And lastly, how much do you wanna bet Tuckums doesn’t allow ANYBODY — so-called “servant” or anyone he actually respects, since clearly he has no respect for the people who watch his kids so he doesn’t have to — get within 10 feet of him or his family unvaccinated.
Here’s a great article on what nannies need to think about when it comes to COVID, and protecting themselves and the kids they care for. care.com/c/nannies-sitt…
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