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Vagina Monologues Eve Ensler: ‘It’s time for white people to reckon with racism’

Posted on July 12, 2016 by Luke Ford

According to Wikipedia: “Ensler was born in New York City, the second of three children of Arthur Ensler, an executive in the food industry, and Chris Ensler.[5][6][7] She was raised in the northern suburb of Scarsdale.[7] Her father was Jewish and her mother Christian,[8] and she grew up in a predominantly Jewish community…”

Eve Ensler writes:

is time for a collective reckoning, a moral accounting, a radical self-appraisal and calling out, fellow white Americans. Our explicit and implicit participation in crimes against black people has gone on for too long.
What allows us to justify murder? What selfish gene prevents us from intervening in the face of blatant injustice? What history of lies and distortions have we sold ourselves that keep us in our isolated boxes of superiority and denial? What truth would we have to tell about ourselves to unravel these strangulating tentacles of racism and violence?
I was a cop – but I still don’t know how to survive a police stop
Michael A Wood, Jr
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What systems would we have to abandon or lose or claim as bankrupt?
Which one of us hasn’t seen the outright slaughter going on in the recent videos of police shootings, and the videos before them, and the lynchings before them?
Who doesn’t know the history of the very intentional policies that created abject conditions that so many black people are forced to live in: the poverty, the lack of opportunities, education, jobs, the exclusion? Which one of us doesn’t understand the daily terror that occupies the lifeblood of every black woman, man and child in America which inhibits their ability to breath, live and thrive? Which one of us hasn’t noticed the prisons filled with millions of black folks who are held and incarcerated at a rate 14 times higher than whites?
And if we don’t see or know these things, why the hell don’t we? Why have we created and allowed such a distance between us and the black people around us? Why have we inured ourselves to their suffering, their sorrow, their fear, their desires, their dreams?

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The New York Times and the Left Have Blood on Their Hands

Posted on July 12, 2016 by Luke Ford

Dennis Prager writes: It was very appropriate that on Friday, the day after the massacre of five Dallas police officers, The New York Times devoted nearly the whole top half of its front page to four enormous photos of the death of Philando Castile, a black motorist killed by a Minnesota police officer.
Of course, the paper was printed prior to the Dallas murders; and even The New York Times might not have so prominently featured the Minnesota killing on its front page had the Dallas murders occurred a few hours earlier.
Nevertheless, it was completely appropriate. The New York Times has been in the forefront of the left’s hysterical, hate-filled attacks on police officers and whites.
Also appropriately, on the day of the Dallas murders, the Times published two white-hating, police-hating pieces.
One was by Michael Eric Dyson, a radical black professor of sociology at Georgetown University.
The Dyson column is nothing more than a racist hit piece on “white America.”
An example:
“At birth, (whites) are given a pair of binoculars … Those binoculars are privilege; they are status, regardless of your class. In fact the greatest privilege that exists is for white folk to get stopped by a cop and not end up dead when the encounter is over.”
Dyson wrote these words based on the police killings of two blacks last week, about which he knows nothing except the narrative of the (left-wing) media and what he has seen on some grainy phone videos.
And not once does Professor Dyson mention that the Minnesota police officer was Latino. Why would he? That would suggest that Latinos, too, are given racist binoculars at birth. But Dyson would never say so, because it is white America he loathes.
Nor does he note, or perhaps even know — because of his left-wing binoculars — facts such as these:
In 2015, of the 990 people shot dead by police, 93 were unarmed and 38 of them were black. Of the 505 people shot dead by police thus far in 2016, 37 were unarmed and of them 13 were black. Given that blacks murder and rob more than whites — they committed 62 percent of robberies, 57 percent of murders and 45 percent of assaults in the 75 biggest counties in the country in 2009 (despite comprising about 15 percent of the population in these counties) — an unarmed black is less likely to be killed by police than an unarmed white.
Does Dyson, a professor of sociology, not know these statistics? Does he not know that, statistically, whites have more reason to fear being murdered by a black than vice versa? If he doesn’t, he shouldn’t be teaching sociology. If he does, students should be aware that he is a left-wing, black nationalist propagandist, not a teacher.
The same day the Times published Dyson’s piece, it published a second anti-white, anti-cop, hate-America piece by the mother of Michael Brown, the young black man killed in Ferguson, Missouri. That black grand jurors and even Obama’s Department of Justice found the policeman who killed Brown was acting in self-defense after being attacked and thus justified him in doing so means nothing to The New York Times. So it published the grieving mother’s anti-cop hate.
The blacks and whites of the left have led much of America, especially black America, to believe that cops are generally racist, that there is “systemic” racism and that whites are privileged and racist. It’s all a lie that has had — and will continue to have — murderous consequences.
America has become the least racist multiracial, multiethnic country in world history. This drives the America-hating left crazy. That’s why leftists manufacture fantasies like “microaggressions” — non-racist statements that the left labels racist, foolishness like “white privilege” and the dangerous rhetoric of “Blacks Lives Matter.”
Just yesterday The New York Times published the results of a study conducted by a black Harvard professor of economics that shows that “when it comes to the most lethal form of force — police shootings — the study finds no racial bias.”
“It is the most surprising result of my career,” said Roland G. Fryer Jr., the author of the study.
One assumes that this Harvard professor has never read Heather Mac Donald or any other conservatives who have been writing this for years.
The New York Times — as the flagship publication of the left — and the rest of the left have the blood of police on their hands. And not just cops’ blood — the blood of the blacks murdered because of police reticence to vigorously patrol black areas. What is known as the “Ferguson effect” was created entirely by the left.

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‘[Tim] Duncan’s retirement was as quiet as Kobe Bryant’s was colorful and protracted.’

Posted on July 11, 2016 by Luke Ford

The Onion: Tim Duncan: An NBA Legend Rides Into The Sunset At A Safe And Prudent Speed

Comments at Steve Sailer:

* Plus, unlike K. Bryant, Duncan’s was’t a financial and sportive burden on his team’s shoulders for the last years of his career, and an altruistic player who improved team play (as opposed to disrupting it “at whim”).

* People with two-digit IQs prefer Kobe; those with three-digit IQs prefer Duncan.

* Perhaps now he will venture out of the closet. That’s according to his ex-wife.

* Duncan also had a classic white big man playing style – solid fundamentals, classic post moves, used the backboard a lot, etc. – which you rarely see anymore, even among white players. The European big men tend to be wing players who prefer the outside shot. The classic style is tried and true and can still be devastatingly effective, as Duncan showed, but it’s become unfashionable. Players would rather hoist long range bombs all day if they aren’t or can’t go for a dunk.

* I was really impressed with Duncan and the Spurs when they beat the Heat in the 2014 finals. Duncan could have retired after that tough loss to the Heat in the 2013 Finals, but Duncan and the Spurs came back with a vengeance and effectively ended Miami’s little Dream Team in the summer of 2014.

* One thing I’ve noticed about NBA players: they started behaving more like beta males around the time they started all coming into the league with tattoos in the mid to late 1990s. You have the Barkley, Shaq, and Kenny trio on TNT, and and then you watch the later generation on TV, and the latter all seem off to me. Kobe especially, when he’s interviewed every word and gesture just screams insecurity to me. And then you had Allen Iverson, the kind of kid whose clothes screamed aggression but in reality it’s all a cover for social awkwardness.

Compare how MJ interacted with the media to LeBron.

In contrast, Barkley & co. will never fake laugh at each other’s jokes, if someone says something stupid they’ll call it stupid. And then they’ll occasionally get mad at each other, but it never lasts more than a second.

I watch the tattooed generation interact with one another, and it’s a completely different dynamic. They fake laugh at each other’s jokes and seem overly sensitive to one another’s egos.

* Duncan was a great player and a great public face of the NBA: quiet, gentlemanly, no scandals. Unfortunately, he came in during the “street ball”/steroid era of the NBA, and then Kobe really stole his thunder with his prima donna antics and the team up with Shaq and Phil. So his greatness wasn’t really the first thing you noticed about the NBA; he probably could have lured a lot more whites back to the game, if he’d been the league’s #1 face.

It was also too bad for the NBA that Duncan didn’t play in a bigger media city, but he preferred small-town San Antonio anyway, given his quiet persona. I hope his outward persona reflected his inner personality as well, and we aren’t given a swerve in ten years like with OJ or Bill Cosby.

That said, Duncan is an excellent example of how basketball really is an individual sport. The Celtics under Rick Pitino were banking on landing Duncan with the #1 pick, but the draft lottery kicked to San Antonio, and the Celtics didn’t get the franchise player he was. Duncan’s humble, team-first persona would have been a great fit in Boston.

Once they lost out on Duncan, Pitino’s tenure was a disaster, and it took the Celtics a decade or more to be decent again. With Duncan, Pitino would have probably won the division or conference or the title and would have had a long career as big-name NBA coach.

Basketball truly is an individual sport.

Also, the NBA draft lottery is actually an admission by the NBA that they can’t stop teams or players from throwing games. So they just threw up their hands and just made it less of a lock that if you threw a season you got the #1. But the draft lottery plus Jordan’s double-secret suspension plus the fact that many players live paycheck to paycheck seem to point that the NBA probably has a lot more shady games than the news media is reporting.

* The Zapruder film for this conspiracy is the 2006 NBA Finals. The Dallas Mavericks won the first two games behind Dirk Nowitzki at the height of his powers. Then the Heat, who appeared to be simply overmatched, ended up winning the last 4, primarily because any Dallas player who looked askance at Dwyane Wade was called for a foul during those 4 games.

The common thread here is that David Stern, the NBA commish at the time, hated Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban. I wouldn’t blame anyone for wondering if that was connected to the officiating.

And I am not a Dallas fan, just a basketball fan with two working eyes.

* Not only did the Mavs get called for everything, but the Heat players were getting away with blatant stuff, particularly on the perimeter (like stepping underneath the feet of Mavs shooters).

* You bet. You nailed the year – 2006. In the Eastern Conference finals, the Detroit Pistons had the league’s best record and were shooting for their second title in three years (they beat the Lakers in 5 in 2004 and lost to the Spurs in 7 in 2005.)

Every time Dwyane Wade drove to the hole, and I mean every time, the whistle blew and Wade got free throws. The Pistons were a great team, they moved the ball on offense, they played great team defense and they should have won. But no, the refs gave the series to the Heat with Wade and Shaq. Screw that. Most rigged NBA series ever. And it carried over into the finals against the Mavs.

The Pistons had set an NBA record by holding five straight opponents under 70 points in a game. Five straight. Nobody could score on the Pistons until that Eastern Conference finals and the David Stern mandate that the Pistons could not be allowed back to the Finals for the third straight year.

The hell with David Stern.

* You “think” the Pistons were jobbed in game 6 of the 1988 finals on the phantom call against Laimbeer? OF COURSE THEY WERE JOBBED! It was a terrible call, especially at that moment!

Riley had guaranteed a Laker repeat after ’87 and the whole world wanted to see “Showtime” do it again. Problem for the NBA was that the Pistons were actually the better team in that series.

(Of course, the Pistons won it in ’89 and ’90. They might have won again in ’91, but by then the NBA was determined to get Chicago and Michael Jordan to the finals. Maybe the Bulls really were better by ’91, but the NBA sure did not want a Piston three-peat.)

If you watch the ’88 game 6 again anytime soon, notice the funny business with the reversal on the play when the Lakers miss a shot, Magic grabs the offensive rebound, and then Dennis Rodman steals the pass and is headed for an uncontested dunk to give the Pistons a three point lead with 30 seconds left, only to have the play whistled dead (because the refs want to see if there was an errant shot-clock reset just before Magic’s rebound. The result? Lakers ball out of bounds, followed by a foul call on the Pistons.)

The only way for the Lakers to win in ’88 was to get every possible break from the refs.

And they did.

That Lakers team did have a following though. I was at the first finals game at the Pontiac Silverdome, and the Lakers had Jack Nicholson, Rob Lowe and the Beach Boys all in attendance. I don’t know if Dyan Cannon was there, but there were a lot of beach blondes who looked like her there.

The game was in Metro Detroit.

That’s a following.

* The one game suspension of Green game 5 hurt Warriors a lot and was bullshit. LeBron was the initiator and aggressor; he should have got the only technical. Golden State choked more than Cleveland won the series.Curry and Thompson missed open threes galore. Maybe the laws of basketball haven’t changed after all ?!

The last few minutes of game 7 were brutal. Everyone was feeling the pressure bigtime. Don’t remember seeing that before much.I thought Kyrie was MVP not LeBron . LeBron is incredible athlete but showed again he is better when he is not “the guy”. More Scottie than Michael.

Kerr got outcoached in game 7 as has been mentioned in press. Ezeli and Varejou were brutal on d and were left open on o and didn’t do shit. Varejou got big playing time at end. Why? Thought Kerr might turn into Phil but now not so sure.

* Possibly rigged. 3 games that I watched and blew my mind how bad the officiating was: 2000 Blazers vs. Lakers, game 7, 2002 Kings vs. Lakers, game 6 (this one is the gold standard), and as was pointed out, 2006 Heat vs. Mavs, game 5. Thinking back, and I am biased on this as a Pistons fan, I think the Pistons were jobbed in game 6 of the 88 finals against the Lakers on a phantom call against Laimbeer, sending Jabbar to the line to win the game.

* Tim Duncan was incredibly self-aware. He was probably the only NBA player of his generation to reflect intensely on the best way to approach the game from a psychological viewpoint.

Heck, he even co-authored a chapter on egos and egotistical behavior.

It was no surprise that he was able to build such a winning culture with his coach. He literally wrote the book on it. It may even be helpful for new NBA rookies to read his thesis… if they could even read at a college level.

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The Inevitability Of Racial Conflict

Posted on July 11, 2016 by Luke Ford

Robert emails: Dear Mr. Ford,

Ethnic Conflict: If I correctly understand you, you are arguing for a sober and grounded acceptance of ethnic conflict as simply part of the human condition. With that I concur fully, because I believe that widespread acceptance and acknowledgement would help keep it under control.

Neocons and Russia: It is said that many of today’s prominent Neocons started political life as Trotskyists. Now Trotskyism may be heresy by the lights of Marxist Holy Sees, the late Soviet Union and the Chinese People’s Republic, but it is still Marxism, even if only in lineaments of bones printing through flimsy “conservative(?)” clothing. Granted this is a leap to a conclusion, but I suggest that much Neocon animus against Tsar Vladimir’s Russia is the anger of someone who has still kept even only part of the Faith, against the out-and-out apostate — alongside historic bad blood between the Russian and the Jewish Peoples.

Science Fiction writers’ predictions: In 1977, I had concluded that the Body Politic of the United States is “circling the drain;” but that the end will come neither with a bang nor a whimper, but rather with the many soft hisses of air escaping through micro-pinpricks in the skin of an inflatable mannequin in process of slow collapse. Following that conclusion was a morbid turn in literary tastes, in which I revisited some old acquaintances I had hitherto thought too morbid.
– SILVERBERG, Robert: Hawksbill Station locates a “never-ending depression” in the time-frame immediately after the turn of the twenty-first century. After this has dragged on for a while, America wakes up to the collective dictatorship of a “Council of Syndics.” These disappear their political opponents by throwing them into a time machine which sends them into prehistoric times, males in one slot, females in another.
– HEINLEIN, Robert A.: He created a future-history timeline for a string of novellas and short stories; he professed to do this by extrapolation from trends he observed. In that timeline, the time-frame we currently occupy is the Crazy Years, in which the deliquium of the Republic becomes too obtrusive to escape notice.
– BRUNNER, John:
-– Stand on Zanzibar ;
–- The Jagged Orbit;
–- The Sheep Look Up;
–- The Wrong End of Time.
– FARMER, Philip Jose: Riders of the Purple Wage predicted the massification of government transfer payments to dependents, the proliferation of obesity, the further emergence of “bizarre ‘sex,’” and injection of Arab immigrants into Beverly Hills. Yes, there is more that I have not mentioned; but I recommend this as a ROFLOL read.

At seventy-two years of age, without progeny nor siblings, I have a unique freedom, namely to watch the forthcoming general election without skin in the game. I know this country, in which I had mal-invested a painfully large deposit of faith, is in process of degringolade (slow slithery decomposition), and I know there is nothing I as a solitary commoner can do about it. However I also know I approach an age-range in which it is common to discarnate (i.e.: Die, if you do not accept reincarnation as an hypothesis about the adterlife). When that happens, given that what is left behind is only a soulless and inanimate cadaver, that which is the kernel of “I” will be elsewhere.

“To live alone one must be a beast or a god, says Aristotle. Leaving out the third case: One must be both — a philosopher.” NIETZSCHE, Twilight of the Idols.

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Here is another look at the Philandro Castile case

Posted on July 11, 2016 by Luke Ford

Liveleak: Three days before his death, Philando took part in this video where it shows his girlfriend, Diamond Reynolds, being a power-mother, smoked a joint with Philando and their daughter in the background.

Make sure you watch the frames where the daughter is caught on cam and absolutely hates her situation…

Media wants her opinion of what happened. What about her credibility? Enjoy.

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CNN panel goes off the rails when ex-cop claims black people are ‘prone to criminality’

Posted on July 11, 2016 by Luke Ford

RawStory: Former NYPD detective Harry Houck on Monday argued that the black Americans were “prone to criminality,” and that activists should stop claiming that blacks were being “picked on” by law enforcement.

During a panel discussion on CNN’s New Day about police killing two black men, Philando Castile and Alton Sterling, Houck argued that “racial demagogues” were wrong to complain about “disparities of blacks and whites in jails.”

Houck presented a sheet of paper which he said had statistics proving that black people were far more likely to commit violent crimes than whites.

“That’s why there are more blacks in jail than there are whites,” he insisted. “They turn it around — the racial demagogues out there — turn it around that the blacks are being picked on.”

CNN commentator Mark Lamont Hill pointed out that an investigation in Ferguson, Missouri found that there was “considerable evidence of racism” in the police department.

“It doesn’t matter!” Houck exclaimed.

“Harry just went on national TV and said black people are prone to criminality!” Hill observed.

“Well, they are!” Houck replied.

“You think black people are prone to criminality?” Hill asked, raising his voice. “You don’t mean to say that. I’m going to give you a chance to correct [yourself]. You don’t mean that black people are prone to criminality.”

“You are interpreting something else into what I’m saying into your narrative!” Houck yelled back. “That’s what you do!”

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Minn. protests turn violent, injuring 21 officers

Posted on July 11, 2016 by Luke Ford

VDARE: “Turn violent.” Love that agency-denying passive voice.

TheHill.com: About 100 protesters were arrested and 21 police officers were injured during protests in St. Paul, Minn., late Saturday and early Sunday in response to the police killing of Philando Castile during a traffic stop Wednesday.

Protesters caused an hourslong shutdown of part of Interstate 94 — a major artery of the area — near downtown St. Paul late Saturday.

At around 10 p.m., police ordered protesters to leave the interstate for the 16th time, but the demonstrators refused, the Minneapolis Star Tribune reported.
Police in riot gear responded with smoke bombs, tear gas and pepper spray to disperse the crowd and eventually began making arrests.

Protesters threw “rocks, bottles, fireworks and bricks” at officers, police spokesman Steve Linders said, adding that the injuries were not considered serious.

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How Do I Feel About Out-Groups?

Posted on July 11, 2016 by Luke Ford

One morning this month I was offered some buttered sourdough toast by a Mexican woman. I declined. She said, “You really do watch your carbs or you don’t like Mexicans. One of the two.”

I started thinking, “Do I not like Mexicans?”

I don’t think I ever had much anti-Mexican sentiment because most of my experiences with Mexicans have been neutral or positive.

The more pressure I feel, the more desperate I feel, the more likely I am to have negative feelings about those who are different from me.

I suspect most anti-semites didn’t have a problem with Jews until Jews affected their way of life. When Jews were quietly Jewish, they were perhaps less resented. Imagine your ancestors built the United States of America and now you find the country (or large parts of of the country, such as its media) is often run by immigrants including Jews and you don’t like many of the things they do. Then it would make sense that you would become anti-immigrant because you would see immigrants interfering with the life you want to lead.

I don’t think Mexicans would like it if Americans moved there and began to change the country, changed the language to English, and made Mexicans a minority in their own land.

Different groups have different interests. There are no permanent allies or enemies in the world. In some times and places, Jews and Christians are allies. In other times and places, they are enemies.

Personal interactions have a great influence on how I think about a group. I don’t recall any negative interactions with blacks until the summer of 1980 which I spent in Baltimore and encountered blacks who hated me simply because I was white. That made me on guard with blacks for the first time.

Whites loved O.J. Simpson until he murdered two people and then escaped criminal charges thanks to a largely black jury (and with the support of most blacks in America). Then some whites became anti-black.

A large part of the reason I became interested in Judaism and eventually converted was because of the positive experiences I had with various Jews at UCLA. If I have repeated bad experiences with certain types of Jews, I am more likely to have negative feelings towards those groups. If I have repeated bad experiences with certain types of whites, I am more likely to have negative feelings towards those groups. If I have repeated bad experiences with any group, I am more likely to have negative feelings towards that group.

I can’t recall a bad experience with a Mexican.

I don’t think there has ever been a country with a more than 5% Jewish population that wasn’t wracked by massive anti-Semitism. A country such as Australia might not have much anti-Muslim sentiment until Muslims move beyond 1% of the general population and start acting more assertively, thus provoking a backlash. Anti-Islam is a very popular ticket in much of the Western world right now, just as anti-Jewish has been popular at times and places in the past.

I didn’t think much about race growing up because I lived in dominantly white communities. But with diversity often comes conflict and tragedy.

It might be frighteningly close to reality to assume that under pressure different racial groups are enemies (though they can ally at different times and places when they have common interests).

If you believe in your own religion, all other religions are usually going to seem weird, if not evil. The more different your food, practices, dress and mores are from your neighbors, the more likely they are to hate you.

From Al Jazeera:

Today, [Pauline] Hanson is a significantly more sophisticated politician than the polarising newcomer of 1996. She is a social media success story, who seems to have adroitly zoned in on a mood of voter dissatisfaction over issues such as the decline of Australia’s manufacturing sector, the downsizing of public services, unaffordable property prices and foreign investment in primary industries and property.
And while race remains the cornerstone of Hanson’s politics, she has switched from targeting Asians to targeting Muslims.
“You can’t deny the fact that in these mosques they have been known to preach hate towards us. Is that a society that we want to live in?” Hanson said at her first and only pre-election press conference. “Do you want to see terrorism on our streets here? Do you want to see our Australians murdered?”
The policies of Hanson’s One Nation Party embody those fears. These include proposals to ban Muslim immigration and install surveillance cameras in existing religious schools and mosques, among others. Most controversially of all, One Nation wants a Royal Commission or inquiry into Islam.
“Don’t bury your head in the sand, and think this is not going to happen. We only have to look at other countries around the world,” she told Australian TV during her senate launch in June. “Let’s determine if it is a religion or a political ideology trying to undermine our culture.”

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Do You Want More Government Services? A Breakdown By Race

Posted on July 11, 2016 by Luke Ford

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NYT Finds A Way To Blame Whites For The Dallas Police Massacre

Posted on July 11, 2016 by Luke Ford

Comments at Steve Sailer:

* They all deserve to wear the Cone of Shame.

This is par for the course from them. They have to get their digs into white law abiding gun owners whom they hate.

They’d feel so much more comforted if we were declawed as the Brits are.

And heaven forbid they actually focus on the shooter and his association with BLM and the New Black Panthers. Oh no, that’s off limits according to the mini-Goebbels at the NYT. So it’s back to bashing law abiding whites.

* Leftwing media projecting their own psychosis again!

The cops in Texas aren’t confused by open carry dudes. The cops know they are law abiding citizens.

Only the media is confused by open carriers! Because of the media feelz — all gun owners are crime-thinkers and all open carriers are actual criminals — then the media sees only bad guys at a demonstration like this.

I’m sure the sentiment into the NYT newsroom is that the open carriers all should have been jailed and/or shot instead of a misunderstood hero like Micah X.

* Quantitative Analysis of Neo-Nazis Supporting Trump and Clinton

Conclusion

Analysis of thousands of followers of Neo-Nazi twitter accounts shows that 2%-18% explicitly highlight their support of Donald Trump in their Twitter profiles and handles. In contrast, 0% of these followers support Hilary Clinton.

Discussion

Jared Kushner and other Trump supporters may think that Trump is not a racist or an anti-Semite, and it may be that Trump is not. However, that does not explain the overwhelming support Donald Trump enjoys from the Neo-Nazi community and the total absence of such extremists for Hilary Clinton. It is reasonable to assume that whether Donald Trump is racist or not, the consistently anti-Muslim, anti-Semitic, anti-black, anti-immigrant, and anti-Hispanic rhetoric from him are directly contributing to the enthusiastic embrace of his candidacy by racists and Neo-Nazis.

* White people think that if the actual statistics of police killing more whites than blacks in America were explained to Micah Johnson then he would de-radicalize.

Nope.

Blacks register white culture as oppressing black culture across the board. And blacks are correct.

African “big man” culture is ruthlessly suppressed by whites. And this is excruciating for many black males especially but black females also.

African negros carry their ancient culture just like Midwestern German-Americans do. Blacks want “freedom” to be the “big man” or at least the freedom to live in a “big man” culture which is, of course, a retrograde might-makes-right existence. In America that gets your ass in jail.

American blacks are largely unassimilated. They don’t accept white laws as a principle of their African-ness.

* The last occasion of mass rape in Germany was the end of the Second World War. The rapists were foreign invaders then, too.* Mass rape is always the work of foreign invaders. Even the ancient meaning of the word “rape,” abduction (as in “Sabine women”) only pairs with “mass” when foreign invaders are involved.

All the spergy open-borders advocates who shill for the open-borders plutocrats keep saying that invaders behave just like natives, no matter how many current events (even leaving aside the history books) prove them wrong. In the real world, invasion leads to mass rape, and mass rape is a marker for invasion. If your society has a mass rape problem, ipso facto it has an invasion problem.

* NYT and WaPo and most of the media outlets are going the same “hug box” formula favored by most online political forums and sites–they deliberately target the base of a particular political party and will only generally allow expression of ideas that align with that party and or ideology and or mindset or political perspective.

WaPo, NYTimes etc are targeting liberals and will not even allow non-liberal viewpoints in the comments section anymore, at least to a great degree.

The HugBox formula is supposed to make people more likely to spend their money or come back to the site, or something like that.

* You know who was a big fan of Huey Lewis? Patrick Bateman in American Psycho.

You know who else Patrick Bateman was a big fan of? Donald Trump.

So while it may be true that Donald Trump is not a psychotic serial murderer, the fact that psychotic serial murderers support Donald Trump is certainly a cause for concern.

It’s telling that Donald Trump has yet to disavow his endorsement from this fictional serial murderer.

* BLM’s protests are building momentum. They shut down multiple urban highways: Minneapolis, the 405 in Los Angeles, and the Bay Bridge in San Francisco.

The LA Times documents why Korean American LA residents may soon start boarding the Trump Train:

The Game, a Compton native whose legal name is Jayceon Terrell Taylor, said in his announcement the march had to be peaceful.

“Do not: bring any weapons or anything illegal. Do not come high or belligerent … We don’t need any HOT HEADS or anyone there for the wrong reasons… We will stand as we are, UNIFIED. I’m calling ALL GANGS, ALL RACES, ALL GROWN MEN affiliated or not & we will stand UNIFIED.”

* I remember back in 2008 most white nationalists preferring Obama over McCain because worse was better according to them. An Obama government would awaken whites. It didn’t of course.

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