Thursday, June 4, 2020

White supremacist rioters? Nope, not there

By Donald Sensing

Who says that? Well, the Southern Poverty Law Center does, that well-known core member of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy that Hillary Clinton told us about in 2008. So here ya go:

Signs of any organized effort or even participation in the violence were relatively rare. “I have not seen any clear evidence that white supremacists or militiamen are masking up and going out to burn and loot,” said Howard Graves, a research analyst at the Southern Poverty Law Center who tracks white supremacist and other anti-government extremist groups.

And I have to admit that I did not know this:
There are [white supremacist] factions that express solidarity with some in the African-American community in their animosity toward the police, a position dating to violent showdowns in the 1990s between white supremacists and law enforcement in places like Ruby Ridge, Idaho.
As the old saying goes, the enemy of my enemy is my friend.

Related: White privilege rioters
The laws that antifa learn to despise in their four-year colleges guarantee their racial privilege. If you’re black and angry enough to burn down banks and stores in your black neighborhood, tomorrow you’ll have to live in the ruins. If you’re white and you burn down banks and stores in someone else’s neighborhood, tomorrow you’ll be back in white world: fixing bikes or brewing espresso, waiting for The Man to cancel your student loans, living in a historic urban neighborhood whose historic black population you and your white friends have gentrified out of sight.
Once again:



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