After spending time with Outdoor Research's Johnathan Talbot at said bar, Ainuu waited a few hours before posting, around 3:00 a.m., on his Instagram all sorts of allegations that Talbot is a racist. In a series of videos shared to his story feed, Ainuu claimed that Talbot came up and introduced himself, asked questions about "diversity" in outdoor climbing, but that in the end Talbot revealed himself as a "racist."
"I hope there are repercussions ... ideally an extermination," one of Ainuu's posts charged – note his use of the word extermination, which implies death, as opposed to termination, which would imply a simple firing.
Other angry posts from Ainuu claimed that Talbot was "gaslighting" while spreading "toxic masculinity" and "white guilt."
"Reshare and tag [Outdoor Research] so this boy has consequences for his actions," Ainuu wrote in yet another post. "Our outdoor microcosm can't have people like this."
(Related: For the past several years, LGBT-obsessed The North Face has been running perverse, transgender drag queen-promoting advertisements telling children to "come out!")
No excuse for targeting and harassing a white man over the color of his skin
Not only did Ainuu ask his followers, whom he admits are "majority white," to call for Talbot's firing, he also threatened them that if they did not heed his demands, he would go after them.
"This is your call out," Ainuu wrote. "My flesh really wanted to educate jon. Self-control is draining and exercised too often. Please help me take care of this boy. I can see if you watch and don't share, whether from uncomfortability or apathy."
Talbot has since filed a lawsuit, represented by America First Legal, to hold Ainuu accountable for this grotesque behavior, which is only tolerated in American society when blacks or other non-whites engage in it. Had this situation been in reverse, well, you can only imagine the repercussions.
Since Ainuu is sponsored by The North Face, there is no reason that people cannot also call for Ainuu's firing and de-sponsorship by The North Face. Perhaps it is time for a few freedom-loving patriots to step up and contact The North Face at:
Email: [email protected]
Call or text: (888) 863-1968
It is important to note that Dave Burleson, who was the Global Senior Athlete Coordinator for The North Face at the time of the alleged "incident," shared Ainuu's posts – making Burleson a racist, too – calling for Talbot to be fired and "canceled."
"To the racists in the outdoor industry, we will find you and we will remove you," Burleson impotently raged in an "ally" support post on behalf of Ainuu.
In a statement to the independent media, Talbot definitively stated that the allegations against him by Ainuu are patently false. Ian Prior, a senior advisor for America First Legal, further commented that the whole thing is just a "smear campaign" against Talbot.
"Until that fateful day in Bozeman, Montana, when Johnathan Talbot politely introduced himself to North Face-sponsored athlete Manoah Ainuu, he had a career, a reputation, and the belief that he would keep both," Prior is quoted as saying.
"Unfortunately, that single encounter led to the destruction of Talbot's career and reputation, all due to a social media smear campaign launched by Ainuu based on a false and defamatory claim that Talbot had made a racist comment."
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