NFL and New York Jets Star cornerback Ahmed ‘sauce’ Gardner is going viral for comments he made on Tuesday, claiming that Jewish people ‘run the world.’ The star is under fire for his comments made when he went on Adin Ross’s show. It came up when Ross said that he was sold an item because of his heritage. It seems that Gardner truly believes and his evidence was the way Jewish people ‘walk in the airport.’
Sauce Gardner Under Fire For Comments On Jewish People
Sauce made an appearance on Adin Ross’s show (a Jewish person himself) and claimed that Jewish people ‘run the world.’ This was live streamed to millions of followers on social media. Gardner seemed to really believe this conspiracy theory, and while he was seemingly trying to be serious, his comments were rather comedic.
“Imma be honest, like no funny weird [expletive]. Y’all run the world,” Gardner said. “They got so much motion throughout the whole world. Y’all gotta see how they be walking in the airport.”
While the way a person walks in the airport probably has nothing to do with whether or not they control the world, this is a conspiracy theory that has been propagated for quite some time now. It is sad that so many people are widely uneducated about how the world works. They come to such simple conspiracies that make them feel comfortable thinking that they have a slight idea about how the world works and who is on top.
NFL Fans React To Sauce Gardner Comments
While many NFL fans were quick to social media to call out the wild comments made by Gardner on the live stream, there was shockingly many comments that agreed with what he was saying. This is not the first time an athlete has made comments about race and it usually does not work out to well, but it quite shocking that numerous fans agree with Gardner.
“Sauce really trying to get canceled this offseason,” a fan wrote on X. “Apology tour incoming.”
Another fan said, “Sauce spent too much time around Aaron Rodgers.”
However many fans commented in agreement with what Sauce was saying:
“The whole world is waking up.”
“Did anyone hear any lies get told.”
“He is NOT lying.”
Sure there are some Jewish individuals that have been able to obtain incredible wealth power, just as many Christians, Muslims and many other individuals from all different type of groupings have as well. It is a gross misconception to think that Jewish people in general control the world. This turns into conspiracy theory when one does not separate the individuals with wealth from the masses within the Jewish community.
To think that all Jewish people run the world is simply incredibly stupid. 99 percent of Jewish people are nowhere close to any type of power in this world, and to group everyone together can become a very dangerous conspiracy.
Many will use that conspiracy to go after random Jews as opposed to individuals that have legitimate power. Sauce himself, groups little Adin Ross into the ‘group’ of people that control the world in his own words. While Adin Ross is a popular streamer I highly doubt he is running the world.
It is quite scary that so many people think in such a simple manner. As Jewish individual myself, writing sports articles, I find it quite hilarious that there people out there that think I control the world.
🏈 NY Jets cornerback, Ahmad "Sauce" Gardner, tells Adin Ross: "Y'all [Jews] run the world."
— Censored Men (@CensoredMen) March 25, 2024
Sauce Gardner Apologizes Quickly For His Comments
Sauce Gardner quickly took to social media to apologize for the comments he made and clarified that he meant these comments in a good way.
I love all people; Including Jewish people. The majority of my agency/marketing team are Jewish and I talk to them almost everyday. You probably just took what I said the wrong way but what I said was meant to be a good thing https://t.co/dw9z8jij7D
— SAUCE GARDNER (@iamSauceGardner) March 26, 2024
I love all people. While my intentions were positive, I just learned that people use those exact words I shared for hate towards Jewish people. That is not what I am about and I appreciate those who took the time to educate me on that fact.
— SAUCE GARDNER (@iamSauceGardner) March 26, 2024
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