Since Brian Fox keeps saying it, we have to ask --- Just, what does Brian mean when he says he wants to take back our neighborhood

 

When Brian Fox went to the meeting arranged by Chung Dick with:  the "China Press";  "Sing Tao Daily";  the "World Journal";  and others in the Chinese and Asian media markets that reach some of the of local residents in the City Council District where Brian Fox is running >>> did Brian tell them that one of the main reasons that he's running is to "... take back our neighborhood..." --- AND IF NOT --- Why not ???

When a Republican-Conservative candidate, like Brian Fox, is running in a place like Bay Ridge, Dyker Heights and Bensonhurst, and  says in a speech that he wants to "... take back our neighborhood..." he knows very well that such a statment has a very special meaning to the "White People" that are still living there   >>>  that is why, when Brian is speaking to Asians or Haitians, or Latinos or Arabs, we need to know if he is saying the same thing to them.....  Because, if he is, then he really needs to explain what the heck he is talking about using such incendiary race-based rhetoric

This all brings us back to the very basic questions about Brian Fox himself.  Just, who is he; what is he; and where does he come from ?????

One look at him will tell you that he sure ain't "White"  ---  or certainly that he wasn't "assigned 'White' at birth"..... 

I've heard different opinions from his supporters and opponents  ---  several said he was "Black";  several others said "Arab"; and some even thought possibly Latino.  The name Brian Fox sure looks and sounds Irish. The scrubbed Facebook pages and expunged personal history of Brian Fox strongly suggest a possible Jewish family background.  

Boy, that sure is a lot of bases, and Brian Fox can't be standing on all of them at the same time.

So why is any of that important ?   Well, I'll tell you, Alice.....

When somebody like a Brian Fox, whoever and whatever he might be, is running for public office, we need to know exactly what he means when he says something like,  the reason that he's running is to "... take back our neighborhood..." As in >>> who is the "our"; and who are we "...tak[ing]our neighborhood..." "... back..." from ???

Maybe, that's too subtle for some of you Conservatives and Republicans out there. So let's make it clearer, or certainly starker: if, for example, Brian Fox were to use the "N"-word --- would he be using the "N"-word in the way most "White" young men of Brian's age would likely be using it --- OR --- would he be using it the way most "Black" young men of Brian's age would likely be using it ?????