Luke Ford

From the Chateau:

A masculine woman and a feminine man. The sexual polarities reversed, flipping a giant upside-down middle finger to the divine order. Mangrrls and girlbois are the classic leftoid phenotype. They carry the baggage of their scarred psyches on their punchable faces. A sick people steering a sick society to a sick bed.

Steve Sailer writes: From the restored Twitter account of the leftist who assaulted a presidential candidate yesterday, a self-promotion of today’s CNN piece about him:

What was I trying to do? pic.twitter.com/eKdnxsMmgM

— MARLON BANDO (@Younglionking7) March 13, 2016

From CNN:

CNN Exclusive: ‘Trump is a bully,’ says man who rushed stage

By Martin Savidge and Dana Ford, CNN

Updated 5:47 PM ET, Sun March 13, 2016

Thomas DiMassimo, 22, was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and inducing panic

He sat down Sunday with CNN to talk about what he did and why

(CNN)When Thomas DiMassimo tried to rush Donald Trump’s stage in Ohio over the weekend, he had a clear goal in mind.

He wanted to send a message.

“I was thinking that I could get up on stage and take his podium away from him and take his mic away from him and send a message to all people out in the country who wouldn’t consider themselves racist, who wouldn’t consider themselves approving of what type of violence Donald Trump is allowing in his rallies, and send them a message that we can be strong, that we can find our strength and we can stand up against Donald Trump and against this new wave he’s ushering in of truly just violent white supremacist ideas,” DiMassimo told CNN.

But DiMassimo, 22, didn’t make it to the podium.

He was quickly blocked by Secret Service officers, and members of Trump’s security detail rushed to cover him. After a few moments, the GOP front-runner, who was visibly startled, gave a thumbs-up and thanked the cheering crowd for warning him.

DiMassimo, 22, of Fairborn, Ohio, was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct and inducing panic. He sat down with CNN on Sunday to talk about what he did and why.

“I was thinking that Donald Trump is a bully, and he is nothing more than that. He is somebody who is just saying a lot of bold things, he’s making bold claims. But I can see right through that and I can see that he’s truly just a coward. And he’s opportunistic and he’s willing to destroy this country for power for himself,” DiMassimo said.

When asked whether he’d planned on attacking Trump if he’d been able to reach him, DiMassimo said he did not.

“No, not at all. There would have been no point. Donald Trump is 6 foot 3. I’m 5 foot 9 maybe.

DiMassimo is listed on his booking form at 210 pounds and was headed for Trump at a pretty high rate of speed. His younger brother is a college football linebacker and their father played college football.

He’s a giant man surrounded by thousands of followers, 12 Secret Service and a former Ohio State offensive lineman. That would have accomplished nothing.”

Uh … From the top of his Twitter account:

The plan to “take his podium away from him” means in effect to either impact a 69 year old man hard enough to knock him away from his podium or, less likely, to wrestle him for it. The chance for doing major violence to an aged candidate would be very high.

From the Daily Mail, photos of the assailant trampling upon a U.S. flag at an anti-white rally last year:

Commenter Forbes writes:

In sports television broadcasting, the producers make a point of not televising spectators who run on the field of play disrupting the event–so as to discourage such conduct. In some places (NYC) it is a misdemeanor–not merely a ticket-earned violation. The producers wouldn’t even think of giving the miscreant the time of day with an interview to allow airing of the miscreant’s perspective.

With news media having adopted the sports-entertainment model of reporting, you think they’d follow sports media protocol discouraging disruptions–but you’d be wrong. Putative ‘news’ media prefers to be a participant in politics and national affairs, so they encourage disruptive behavior.

And yet media talking heads are the chief complainants about political discourse–while fanning the flames with gasoline. Civil behavior and responsible journalism are a thing of the past (if ever they were). The inmates are running the asylum.

Awake Goy says: “I just can’t believe how dishonest CNN has been lately. They’re currently airing a friendly interview with that guy who tried to attack Trump yesterday. Sympathetic. It makes me feel crazy. I do understand “being triggered” now. The news is worse than soviet propaganda now and as a person who loves truth, it just makes me so mad.”

Comments to Steve Sailer:

* I was there tonight at Trump’s rally. Unbelievable shit show from the college protesters! Started fights with supporters, security, and cops. Completely out of control. Chicago PD had barely effective presence in the arena and led the crowd out straight into a gauntlet of screaming protestors outside. Blocked the route back to the train station and redirected everyone on a detour that went beyond the barricades. Total incompetence.

* Re Chicago: I think this is good. It’s estimated that for Trump to win at least two-thirds of White Americans must vote. This is a tall order. Inspirational rhetoric will not be enough. American Whites will need vivid and totally realistic images of a non-White future.

* A few points:

-why should Trump disavow hard right groups when his opponents refuse to disavow violent, anti-democratic protestors for ruining his campaign rallies?

– even the left-leaning BBC has classified Trump as a moderate on foreign policy, so there is little evidence to suggest he will drag the US into unnecessary conflicts

-Trump once used the phrase “rapists and murderers” in relation to Mexican immigrants, he doesn’t make a regular habit of it

-Trump has called for a temporary ban on Muslims immigrating to the US, not a complete shut down, and he does have a small but significant number of Muslim supporters

-it is perfectly normal for a first world country to have a border wall with a non-first world country like Mexico, what is unusual is why the US hasn’t built one already

-Trump offers tariffs and immigration cut-backs which he argues will help increase wages and job opportunities for working class Americans, and his tougher border security proposals will reduce the amount of illegal drugs circulating in lower class neighbourhoods

-for a Republican candidate, Trump has a wide range of supporters including Blacks, Hispanics, Indians, and some LGBT people – if he is so racist and reactionary, why are these people supporting him?

* There’s two main demographics of Muslim students I know from personal experience. One is the kids that get sent to public school, who tend to be more of Indian heritage rather than Arab. Lot of the girls still wear the hijab, but they’re very well assimilated, mix freely with others, and are pretty much normal people. They’re a lot like the Asian kids, if you want to compare them to another group. Tend to be quiet and studious. The girls especially though seem to follow along with trendy student progressivism, which is why they’d participate in a rally like this.

The other kinds are the ones who go to Islamic schools. Most non-Muslims never meet them (I haven’t) and thus don’t really even know they exist. I have a Muslim Indian friend though (he’s basically an atheist) who told me about some of the ones he knew who went to Islamic school, and they’re the ones who turn out to be hardcore Muslims who only associate with other Muslims and despise the rest of American people and culture.

Part of the reason Trump’s statements, along with any other anti-Islamic statements, strike so many young people as offensive and unjustified is that they’ve never met any Muslims who came out of an Islamic education. All the ones they’ve known are the public school Muslims, most of whom are just normal people.

Thus they have an impression that 99% of the Muslim world is made up of people who don’t take their religion seriously, like the ones they’ve met at school, and that the evil terrorists are just the exceptions.

The single best thing we could do in this country would be to shut down all Islamic schools here “until we know what the Hell is going on.” If that’s ruled unconstitutional by the First Amendment, then shut down all funding for them from Saudi Arabia and other overseas patrons. Sending Muslim kids to public schools when they’re such a small minority at present makes most of them socialize with non-Muslims and assimilate nicely.

The only problem then is the same leftist indoctrination you have going on with everyone else.