On Monday, Country Music Television (CMT) confirmed it stopped airing Jason Aldean's newly released music video for his song "Try That in a Small Town." According to CMT and virtually every corporate media outlet, Aldean's song is wildly racist and "pro-lynching."  

This is a curious accusation, given that the song makes no reference to race at all. Instead, it's a rebuke of the left's 2020 summer of rage that, ironically, torched and looted countless black neighborhoods and businesses. It is also a condemnation of "defund the police" activists and Soros-installed DAs who refuse to prosecute violent criminals in lawless blue cities — something else that happens to have an outsized negative effect on minorities and low-income individuals.

In his music video, Aldean flashes powerful images (of mostly white people) committing crimes, screaming in the faces of stoic cops, and lighting cities on fire. To all these urban looters and rioters, Aldean has a message: "That sh-t may fly in the city. Good luck trying that in a small town." 

In other words, Aldean's song is an assertion that rural Americans can and will defend themselves if faced with the same leftist political violence and chaos that has been unleashed on the metropolises. For the new woke world order to exist, the left needs the citizenry, and particularly men, to be neutered (hence why they label masculinity "toxic").