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I need to discuss a key issue about BLM type issues and our issues.
i'll probably formalize this later with additional thoughts.
"Cops killing people" is seen as MORE egregious than regular city or gang violence due to it being seen as "State Sanctioned", essentially.
i'll probably formalize this later with additional thoughts.
"Cops killing people" is seen as MORE egregious than regular city or gang violence due to it being seen as "State Sanctioned", essentially.
because the police are viewed as state actors, even when they do not follow protocol or training or do what they are told, anything done by the cops will be seen as being done to a person by the state or country or "system" as a whole
this is a different type of violence
this is a different type of violence
sure, getting killed at the corner store by a crackhead sucks, BUT MAN OH MAN, your own government killing you?
you can see how the outrage grows, and in a justifiable way. it's why we are still pissed off about Ruby Ridge and Waco.
you can see how the outrage grows, and in a justifiable way. it's why we are still pissed off about Ruby Ridge and Waco.
The injustice of being killed grows when it's done by the people who were there to allegedly keep you safe. True.
Let's turn to our situation and people like Cannon or Ebba or Reese Bowman or Pat Mahaney and all the others.
Let's turn to our situation and people like Cannon or Ebba or Reese Bowman or Pat Mahaney and all the others.
They were killed by essentially what we can call "random non-whites."
Most white people viewed that is a shame, as evil, as one of those crimes that "just happens", much like how blacks view gang violence. THAT IS NOT THE CASE.
All of these were very much State Sanctioned.
Most white people viewed that is a shame, as evil, as one of those crimes that "just happens", much like how blacks view gang violence. THAT IS NOT THE CASE.
All of these were very much State Sanctioned.
What is more "State Sanctioned"? A cop who doesn't do what he's supposed to do and kills a suspect (The BLM issue), or when a government creates a situation BY LAW and is vigorously enforced, which ends in the violent death of white men, women, and children? (our issue)
I of course, believe the latter.
But for predatory-migration and forced diversity, Cannon, Ebba, Pat, Reese, and all the others, would be alive today.
Their governments FORCED them into a dangerous situation, lied to them about how dangerous it was, and them let them be killed.
But for predatory-migration and forced diversity, Cannon, Ebba, Pat, Reese, and all the others, would be alive today.
Their governments FORCED them into a dangerous situation, lied to them about how dangerous it was, and them let them be killed.
The system of legal regimes in place created not just a dangerous society for whites, but one that we were already aware of, which is why we had strict migration laws and strict state laws to begin with that prevented unnecessary mingling of peoples.
This was done by deliberate effort, by people who already knew what the outcomes would be.
Every white death and abuse that happens at the hands of a person who would not have even been in this nation or society 50 or 100 years ago, is in-fact, State Sanctioned.
Every white death and abuse that happens at the hands of a person who would not have even been in this nation or society 50 or 100 years ago, is in-fact, State Sanctioned.
