Luke Ford

Comments at Steve Sailer:

* This is another example of the “conquering of territory”. For example: black actor wins Oscar, now all blacks deserve all Oscars in perpetuity. Or else hell shall be paid.

Now if any black gets killed by any police officer – of any race, for any reason – that is justification to riot. It’s conquered territory because they are willing to deploy more force than the state.

* The future of the USA, Canada, and Western Europe:

(Ferguson 2014)

* Trump received more scrutiny and blowback for receiving the unsolicited endorsement of David Duke than Hillary or Obama will receive for their minions destroying a city.

* Not doing anything will only make it the norm, as it has now become thanks to Obama and Eric Holder’s sociopath ways. Now they’re doing it whenever they feel like it. They all think they’re in a Quentin Tarantino movie.

Bringing in the National Guard, give fair warning, and letting them shoot at will until the streets are clear would bring better long-term results.

Politically, the National Guard will always be far more popular than domestic black terrorists.

* The protesting teens burned the gas station to ‘protest’ fossil fuels, the bank to ‘protest’ the Banksters, the Kwik-E-Mart to ‘protest’ food deserts, and the hair salon to ‘protest’ racist beauty standards. They shot at the Fire Department trying to put out the gas station fire to ‘protest’ slow response times to the Community.

* This riot seems more crazy than the last few. Black women particularly are off the hook. Black Lives Matter should be officially regarded as a black cult. Almost every video I’ve watched so far, I can hear a black woman screaming like she’s the subject in a voo doc ceremony.

* CNN is featuring this now as ‘Violent protests after police shooting’ — it’s not explained why it was necessary to burn down a gas station as part of a ‘protest’ — but I guess that counts as ‘violence’.

This also happened recently in Milwaukee:

4 men accused of fatally shooting Rebecca Wood during armed robbery got away with $20

That would be 4 black men — and the victim, Rebecca Wood (who seems to have been rather troubled), is white — in searching the CNN site, I found no mention of this killing.

* I guess Black-on-Black violence amounts to nothing in the Black community … such as creating the impression that the Black areas of Milwaukee are dangerous because they are populated with large numbers of “home boys” who are armed and are disposed to kill each other and anyone else who gets in their way.

* The boredom and disregard for law an order used to mostly confine itself to black on black crime with occasional instances of “wilding” but BLM and the media have given urban blacks the green light to lash out at symbols identified with whites. We are entering a new era in which race-motivated destruction of property and violence is characterized as a justified reaction by the group least likely to adhere to cultural norms that produce relative social stability.

I am not sure how President Hilary will deal with all this – on the one hand, she has to mouth the obligatory slogans about systemic injustices and so on. However, she has never seemed to be someone who really cares about blacks or their issues and is just going through the motions in her pandering – to the point of absurdity like her comment on black radio that she carries hot sauce in her purse. She seems to be law and order in her mentality and more likely to emphasize the need to restore basic public safety rather than take the Obama approach of tacitly legitimizing BLM.

She is headed towards a blowout election and won’t owe blacks for it the way she might have if it were close.

* The Rio women’s marathon has an air of Idiocracy about it. The watering arrangements are chaotic (placing a bottle immediately before a metal post so you’ll break a wrist if you snatch it on the run, athletes having to stop) and they have sets of mist sprayers on the route to cool the athletes in the noon sun. There’s a breeze, the sprayers are on only one side of the road, and as the girls sweat past they can watch the mist spray drifting away from the road, none of it landing on the runners.

Robert Weissberg writes: Among the many factors that contribute to death is one that is scarcely noticed: a deadly self-conception. The classic example is the person who defines himself as a fearsome, brave warrior anxious to risk everything—including almost certain death—for personal glory. The pursuit of pleasure can also be self-destructive. For example, in the 1970s and 80’s thousands of young gay males came to believe that being authentically gay entailed engaging in promiscuous unprotected anal sex.

Unfortunately, a similar death-inviting self-image currently flourishes among countless young, underclass black males. Central is resisting police authority, energetically fighting back, or at least fleeing if arrested regardless of circumstances. Eric Garner was the classic example. Surely he must have realized the futility of escape since he was surrounded by multiple police officers and even if he did manage to momentarily break free, he would have been quickly apprehended (and the resisting arrest effort would compound his punishment). Did Michael Brown reasonably expect that wrestling with Officer Wilson and shooting him with the policeman’s own gun was a prudent strategy to escape the relatively minor charges of robbery and obstructing traffic? What is the benefit of taunting and mocking police officers when they try to arrest you? In other words, rational calculations in such police encounters cannot justify the risky misbehavior. Rather, a cultural ethos exists, perhaps comparable to WW II Japanese banzai charges where certain death in battle outshined cowardly surrender.

This “resistance” mentality might even be viewed as an anti-law enforcement “lifestyle.” It is reflected in today’s “ghetto look” where youngsters purposely imitate those who’ve been arrested–beltless trousers, untied shoes, and a scowling angry demeanor. Popular tee-shirts now declare “Snitches Get Stiches.” The anti-cop message is ubiquitous in rap and hip-hop music. Twenty-five years ago the group N.W. A. released what became a classic—“Fuck tha Police” and it has created a multi-million dollar musical genre ever sensitive to the latest incident of alleged police brutality. Following Ferguson anti-police songs were released by G-Unit, Public Enemy, the Game among several others. Indeed, some blacks in Ferguson now celebrate Michael Brown as a hero. And, of course, there’s the anti-cop Black Lives Matter—fry them like bacon–Movement ever anxious to portray those killed by resisting arrest saint-like martyrs. Read on.