Verified Hate: How the Lefties Coped
Gregory Hood, American Renaissance, March 24, 2021
Last week, a murderer killed two whites and six Asians. Countless media outlets reported that this was terrorism against Asians. Racial organizers are using the massacre to build political power. The two whites don’t matter.
On Monday, a Syrian-born immigrant known to the FBI and who thought “Islamophobes” were hacking his phone killed 10 people. Few media outlets noted they were all white. The President did not bemoan anti-white violence. Instead, he wants gun control. Barack Obama blamed “racism” for mass shootings. Unless he means anti-white racism, he must be blaming whites for their own deaths.
When whites do something bad, blame their race. When a non-whites do something bad, which they tend to do often, blame the gun. If there is no gun to blame, search for “root causes.”
The corporate media tried to hide the worst scenes of slaughter after the September 11, 2001 attacks for fear of inciting “Islamophobia.” Now they give loving coverage to every crime committed by a white nut against a non-white, even if it had nothing to do with race. The ADL even calls some attacks against whites “far-right” crimes in their tendentious reports, which the media duly cite.
Whenever there is a violent crime, there is a waiting game to see if the killer is part of the “other’s side’s” constituency. The point is to promote guilt and punish enemies, but the campaign is one-sided – against us. Our opponents can’t wait to blame us, even as their attack on policing has led to a historic crime wave that has killed hundreds of the non-whites they claim to care so much about.
Look at how attitudes changed when the latest killer turned out to an anti-American, Muslim immigrant.
Let’s begin with Meena Harris, niece of the Vice President of the United States.
Before the suspect was identified:
After:
I deleted a previous tweet about the suspect in the Boulder shooting. I made an assumption based on his being taken into custody alive and the fact that the majority of mass shootings in the U.S. are carried out by white men.
— Meena Harris (@meenaharris) March 23, 2021
Of course, that is not true.
When this guy thought the gunman was white, he predicted that “mental issues” would be the laughable excuse.
The suspected gunman in the Boulder, Colorado mass shooting is a white guy. Seven reported dead!
Cue “mental issues,” “bad day,” “parking dispute,” or anything else other than what he most likely is – a white domestic terrorist. pic.twitter.com/v0ukqWtIVN
— CJ Werleman (@cjwerleman) March 22, 2021
A day later, the psychiatric angle became important after all.
Psychiatrists have warned that the media and politicians must end this ritualization of gun violence by focusing less on the gunman’s motive and more on the major factors that raise the risk of violence in general.
My latest for @BylineTimes.#Boulder https://t.co/LqMXRSOmXh
— CJ Werleman (@cjwerleman) March 23, 2021
Here is former West Virginia state senator Richard N. Ojeda, II:
I’m heartbroken for the victims of the senseless massacre that took place in Colorado, but I’m mad as hell too. The 2nd amendment doesn’t mean white males can massacre people at will. If you agree with me RT 👇🏼👇🏼 and make sure the GQP sees this video. #GunReformNow #FTheNRA pic.twitter.com/WEUa8zh4oX
— Richard N. Ojeda, II (@Ojeda4America) March 23, 2021
Caleb Hull compiled a useful thread showing this kind of behavior.
An editor from Deadspin and USA Today:
The shooter is was taken into custody.
In other words it was almost certainly a white man (again). If he were Black or Brown he would be dead.
— Amy Siskind 🏳️🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) March 23, 2021
Uh oh. He turned out to be a Muslim:
Let’s mourn the victims, but not glorify the killer with the attention of having his name widely known.
— Amy Siskind 🏳️🌈 (@Amy_Siskind) March 23, 2021
Actress Rosanna Arquette:
Call it what it is ..White supremacist domestic terrorism
— ✌🏼rosanna arquette (@RoArquette) March 22, 2021
“Health activist” Dr. Oni Blackstock has not yet deleted this:
I saw this on the way home from work today. I bet he and the Boulder shooter are one in the same. So much sadness. pic.twitter.com/nUvuMdoIqQ
— Spicy Mustard (she/her) (@brandus12) March 23, 2021
Author Jared Yates Sexton:
We can change the culture of entitlement that inspires white men to go on shooting sprees.
We can get rid of weapons that make mass shootings more possible.
We CAN do these things, but the Right relies on them for fundraising, political power, and intimidation against democracy
— Jared Yates Sexton (@JYSexton) March 23, 2021
Who is “we”?
Rep. Ilhan Omar:
The shooter’s race or ethnicity seems front and center when they aren’t white.
Otherwise, it’s just a mentally ill young man having a bad day.
Narratives drive our responses to awful crimes committed against innocent people, pay attention to these responses and who is targeted.
— Ilhan Omar (@IlhanMN) March 23, 2021
It isn’t hard to understand why it’s so normalized for law enforcement to protect the humanity of white mass murderers and their willingness to continually make excuses them. https://t.co/HXPD62lPRu
— Ilhan Omar (@IlhanMN) March 17, 2021
Here’s a Democratic activist with over 902,000 Twitter followers. His initial reaction:
Domestic white terrorists, like the one in Boulder, continue to be the biggest threat to America.
And they still apprehend them SAFELY.
— BrooklynDad_Defiant! (@mmpadellan) March 22, 2021
It doesn’t matter whether the shooter is a white guy, a Middle Eastern guy or whatever ethnicity.
HE IS A MASS MURDERER.
— BrooklynDad_Defiant! (@mmpadellan) March 23, 2021
This is a change of subject, but this whole thread is worth reading; it’s a sign of rising Asian-American victimhood.
Here are two tweets in particular:
I hated the shame I felt every new school year when the teacher would butcher my Korean name on the roster.
If you went to a school with a lot of Asian kids, you know the drill –
Teacher: “[mispronounced Asian name]”
Asian Student: “uh.. I go by Peter”
[Other kids chuckling]— Michelle Kim (she/her) (@mjmichellekim) March 19, 2021
These might be small inconveniences to people. But our names are our IDENTITY. It’s our HERITAGE. It’s what we have left that remind us WHO WE ARE. WHERE WE COME FROM.
My grandpa gave me my Korean name. It has a beautiful origin and meaning. I’m ashamed I don’t use it today.
— Michelle Kim (she/her) (@mjmichellekim) March 19, 2021
Countless white Americans, including my own family, Anglicized their names when they came here. It was a commitment to a new country. People are free not to do that. Yes, names can be signs of identity and heritage, and they are precisely what whites are not supposed to have. At best, we get a lame civic nationalism, while everyone else takes pride in racial and ethnic identities – and gives the country that took them in grudging respect, at best.
Michelle Kim is making a whites advocate’s case. A nation is a people, not a passport, and blood is thicker than paper.