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https://www.breitbart.com/poli...hing-police-prisons/

Portland police declared a riot again Wednesday night as rioters burned a severed pig’s head, an American flag and a Trump flag, and threatened and injured officers with a wide range of weapons – including rocks, bottles, fireworks and cans of paint.

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these punks are so miserably disgusting. they think it is cool walking around in their black costumes

Protesters gathered Wednesday night at Chapman Square near the Justice Center as demonstrations continued in Portland for an 11th straight week since the killing of George Floyd. A post on social media said the group is calling for the total abolition of the prison system and the police.

According to independent journalist Garrison Davis, the crowd size in downtown was about 400 people at about 10:20 p.m. People were mostly standing around and listening to speeches.

Around 10:40 p.m., 150-200 members of the crowd walked up to the federal courthouse which still has a fence surrounding the building, independent journalist Cory Elia tweeted. Police said members of the crowd launched fireworks towards the fence and started a fire outside the building.

As Breitbart News reported, earlier this week Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt said he would not prosecute many of those arrested during the riots.



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Susan Rice accused President Donald Trump of sending “troops into the streets of our cities to attack peaceful protesters.”
 
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Saw on the local evening news today, that 500-1000 protestors showed up in Bend Oregon to surround and stop movement of 2 ICE busses with 2 folks slated for deportation. Seems these 2 had wrap sheets and agreement for decoration to home countries had already been established with said home country. Of course the media portrayed these two as loving family men.

Feds sent in units to rescue their 2 busses and had to use limited force against 'peaceful' protestors.

Oregon govt types are all up in arms about it. Sort of entertaining to watch.


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Chicago PD is promising to crackdown on looters. He is deploying an addtional thousand officers. Here is the story: There is video at the link with a backdrop of pics of the looters taken from video.

Police say they’re preparing for weekend to avoid repeat of downtown looting.

CHICAGO — Chicago police said they are preparing for the upcoming weekend in order to avoid a repeat of the downtown looting that followed an Englewood shooting.

Police are seeking to reassure businesses that they’ll be ready to protect their property.

As the weekend approaches, Chicago police say they are prepared to protect the city from looting. Days after businesses were ransacked by looters, Chicago Police Supt. David Brown issued a stern warning Thursday ahead of the upcoming weekend.

“The looters have made the point that we’re larger than you, we outnumber you, you’ve heard that in some of the crowds, we’ll be back, this kind of empty threat, we are committed to deploying our resources as large as we have to be, not only to protect our downtown but also our neighborhood retail corridor,” he said.

Brown said they will add 1,000 officers — cancelling days off and extending hours.

CPD plans to deploy all tactics possible to prevent and stop looting.

That includes the promise to anyone who attempts to loot — they will be arrested and prosecuted. The superintendent promised to go after and find all those responsible.

Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx said 42 people have been charged with felonies following the unrest in the city this week.

“We must show that you will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, and not be let out of jail without any consequence. We as a group, not just police, prosecutors both state and federal are committed to making that happen,” Brown said.

There is a protest planned for Saturday at noon where marchers plan to shut down the Dan Ryan Expressway.

Illinois State Police said they are aware of those plans and will work to protect the rights of those peacefully protesting along with ensuring the safety of the public.

LINK: https://wgntv.com/news/police-...of-downtown-looting/
 
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BLM in Seattle is now marching through residential areas demanding that white people get the fuck out and give their homes to black people.


Well. Here we go. The next step in the escalation is to start invading homes and taking by force. There were home invasions and gang rapes and strongarm robberies occurring in Capital Hill during CHAZ/CHOP, but of course, they weren't widely reported. This will continue until Pookie gets slotted taking his reparations, and then they'll have a new martyr and fresh reason to torch the whole area with a renewed vigor.

And, amidst this, Kshama Sawant (the socialist Seattle City Council member) is heaping scorn on Chief Best for retiring and trying her best to stoke the flames. God, I can't stand this woman.

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SEATTLE — On Thursday, Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant released a statement in response to Seattle police Chief Carmen Best’s retirement announcement Tuesday. The announcement came after Seattle City Council members approved slashing $3 million from the police department’s budget, which included a loss of 100 officers through a combination of layoffs and attrition.

It also included a cut in Best’s salary and her command staff.

Best’s announcement sent shockwaves through the department. She said in part, “I’m sad to leave in some ways, but you know when it’s time, it’s time.”

Sawant said that Best joins more than half a dozen chiefs from around the country who have already stepped down due to pressure from the George Floyd protests. She also said, “The protest movement has been nothing short of an earthquake in American politics, exposing the endemic racism and police violence of U.S. capitalism and putting mayors, police chiefs, and political establishments across the country on the defensive.

“Like many of the other soon-to-be ex-police chiefs, Chief Best has repeatedly lashed out at the movement and its demands, calling the protests a ‘riot’ and blaming activists for police violence. She also directed her fire at the City Council for its passage of miniscule cuts to Seattle Police Department (SPD) funding for the remainder of 2020, declaring that she was unwilling to carry them out. This meager 2 percent reduction in the police budget has fallen shockingly short of the 50 percent defunding promised only weeks before by 6 of the 8 Democrats, but it was too much for Best.

“Best also cried foul at the City Council curbing bloated police executive pay to allow the funds to instead be used for Black and Brown community needs, saying the 7 percent cut to her over quarter-of-a-million-dollar ($294,000) salary, ‘felt vindictive and punitive.’ A recent national survey of major-city police chief salaries showed Chief Best’s pay to be 45 percent above the national average, while SPD executives as a whole have among the highest salaries of all Seattle City executives, and 9 of the 13 SPD executives (Best included) make more money than all 50 state governors.

“Perhaps most notable in Best’s comments during her resignation announcement was her affirmation to the SPD that ‘you truly are the best police department in the country.’ This statement was nearly identical to her assessment at the time she was brought on as chief in 2018, when there were widespread hopes that she would carry out major reforms, showing her remarkably consistent and out-of-touch defense of a department that has been under a federal consent decree for racist policing and excessive use of force since 2011. Since the consent decree was put in place, another 28 people - disproportionately working-class people of color - have been killed by Seattle Police without a single officer being prosecuted.

“The scale and dynamic of Seattle’s powerful protest movement over these last two months, which has inspired millions of ordinary people around the country, in some ways grew out of the shocking tactics used by the SPD in response to peaceful protestors. In an ominous forewarning of the crackdown to come, on the first night of the protests, May 29th, video was taken of a seven-year-old child maced by police officers. In response, rather than arresting the officers who committed this heinous assault, Seattle police under Best’s watch tracked down and arrested the photojournalist who captured the video.

“Clouds of teargas soon filled the streets of Capitol Hill, along with the sounds and smells of flash bangs, pepper spray and rubber bullets used against nonviolent protesters, legal observers, and nurses. The severity of the Seattle Police crackdown on Black Lives Matter was also documented in shocking detail by a journalist at The Independent after his arrest while covering the Seattle protests.

“When Best became chief two years ago, there were many community leaders who felt that she would carry out serious reforms in the department and would be accountable to Black and Brown communities because of her longtime community links and own experiences of racism as a Black woman in Seattle. Support for Best was further reinforced by completely-justified community outrage over her exclusion from the list of the top three finalists initially by Mayor Durkan.

“At the time, because of the high hopes from many in Black and Brown communities, alongside outrage over the racist hiring process, I voted for Chief Best, despite fundamentally disagreeing with the expectation that she would be a change agent, as I said in my speech: ‘There are deep systemic problems here in Seattle, alongside a nationwide epidemic… I am not convinced that Chief Best is prepared to carry out the kind of fundamental transformation that is needed.’

“Unfortunately, this assessment has been proven all too true. Best has not carried out any significant reforms of the department, nor has she held any of her officers responsible for ongoing police violence. Many people in Seattle were genuinely inspired to see the City finally appoint its first Black female police chief. While this was understandable, and it was correct that so many voiced outrage over her initial exclusion by Mayor Durkan, in our fight to end police brutality we cannot allow the diversification of police chiefs or other top appointments be a stand-in for the change that marginalized communities so desperately need.

“Best was never a reformer. This is clear in her failure to fight for serious policy changes in the department, her consistent refusal to hold officers accountable, and perhaps most of all in her choice to retire now rather than to carry out the reforms demanded by the Black Lives Matter movement.

“Best’s actions were guided at all times by her loyalty to the status quo and willingness to carry out the role of the police under capitalism: to defend the system’s deep inequality through ongoing repression of the poor, the marginalized, and communities of color. This creates a culture in police departments of racism, and of anti-poor, anti-working-class sentiments. The fact that Best is herself Black did not change that underlying reality. If Best had decided to pursue a path of radical reform, she would have faced massive resistance in the department, even more ferocious than that met by socialists in elected office under capitalism.

“As I said at the appointment of Chief Best, ‘This is not a case of good and bad apples - the whole tree is rotten. The police and the state under capitalism enforce the interests of the billionaire class.’

“The pressure from the Black Lives Matter movement has led to many sweeping promises of reform by Democratic Party politicians, many of which they are now working hard to walk back. This has already happened in Minneapolis, where the Democratic City Council have abdicated promises of ‘dismantling’ the police department. And in Seattle, we saw how Mayor Durkan has remained hostile to defunding the police, and Democratic City Councilmembers completely failed to keep their public promises of 50 percent defunding in the summer budget vote, and furthermore, approved an austerity budget after having promised an anti-austerity approach.

“The response from the right wing to Chief Best’s resignation is revealing. Trump himself said ‘I hate to see her go’. Trump’s Attorney General, William Barr, tweeted: ‘I was disheartened to learn of the resignation of Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best. Her leadership and demonstrated commitment to her oath of office, and reflected all that is good about America’s law enforcement. In the face of mob violence, she drew the line in the sand and said, ‘Enough!’ Her example should be an inspiration to all who respect the rule of law and cherish safety and security in their communities. This experience should be a lesson to state and local leaders about the real costs of irresponsible proposals to defund the police.'

“Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal wrote: ‘In the name of Black Lives Matter, the progressives in Seattle have now pushed out a black police chief. In so doing, they have revealed that their efforts are not an attempt to correct police abuses, but an attack on policing itself.’

“It is no accident that the Trump administration or corporate establishment should seek to lionize Best - they recognize the service she has provided the capitalist class in pushing back against the Black Lives Matter movement at the height of its power.

“We cannot allow ourselves to be distracted, and must keep our focus on the key demands we are fighting for:

• Defund the police by at least 50 percent and fund restorative justice, affordable housing, and other community services.

• Release all protestors without charges.

• Create an elected community oversight board, with full powers of policy and procedure, hiring and firing.

• Build on the historic Amazon Tax victory to fund a massive expansion of high-quality permanently-affordable housing and public education.

“Round two of the people’s Budget will begin in September as the discussions begin on the 2021 budget. The pressure of a broad, multi-racial movement rooted in addressing the burning needs of working-class Black and Brown communities will be absolutely crucial in whether we win a 50 percent defunding and far-reaching reforms of this racist police department, or whether the establishment succeeds in turning the tables against those reforms. This will be a crucial fight for all working people and the oppressed. The nation will be watching.”


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So in short, Seattle Police Chief Best put the rule-of-law ahead of preferential racism??




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Pretty much how I read it. Oh, and socialism! Or something.

This is where I take a deep breath, close the web browser, turn off my phone, and go pick out a stupid movie to watch.


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It's really the other way around. Most places are still sane. It's the usual liberal strongholds that are going nuts.

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Watching Tucker Carlson and his coverage of riots and carnage all over the country would make you think that much of the country is falling apart. Trouble is, he's right. It is. Thankfully, there are still plenty of pockets of sanity left, and all is not lost. But as Tucker's show tonight indicates, even some of the smaller towns are starting to buckle under the strain of the social unrest and the pandemic. If I keep watching him, I'm going to wind up selling everything and buying a cabin up in Alaska along with a shit load of ammo and guns.
 
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I’m here in San Diego, the only sane city In California on the West Coast.
There are peaceful BLM protests, there was one episode of vandalism, but no rioting at all.
About 35% Hispanic I think, and they are not friends of BLM. The BLM supporters are well-off whites overwhelmingly, a lot of signs in our affluent suburb.
I don’t think we’ll see any significant violence here from the BLM/Antifa crowd.


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BLM in Seattle is now marching through residential areas demanding that white people get the fuck out and give their homes to black people.

Funny thing is, even if the residents complied and gave all they owned to the mob, I think it's safe to say that within a couple of years, most of the mob would be broke and homeless because all they know is victimhood. They have no idea how to be productive, useful citizens.


I remember several years ago when some city in the upper mid west built some big high rise apartment buildings for low income people. I think it took about a year for the "residents" to do enough damage that the buildings were closed and eventually torn down.

One example: When it came time to take out the garbage, that was easy. Throw it down the stair wells or out the windows.

People who don't have to work to acquire what they want/need seem to have a problem placing much/any value to it.

The riots going on in the country are, IMO, simply a much larger and vicious manifestation of that same problem of years ago.

The huge majority of those looting and destroying have never (IMO) had to work for anything. Always had it handed to them. Not to mention the outside influence. (Soros for example)
 
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Chicago PD is promising to crackdown on looters. He is deploying an addtional thousand officers. Here is the story: There is video at the link with a backdrop of pics of the looters taken from video.

Police say they’re preparing for weekend to avoid repeat of downtown looting.

CHICAGO — Chicago police said they are preparing for the upcoming weekend in order to avoid a repeat of the downtown looting that followed an Englewood shooting.

Police are seeking to reassure businesses that they’ll be ready to protect their property.

As the weekend approaches, Chicago police say they are prepared to protect the city from looting. Days after businesses were ransacked by looters, Chicago Police Supt. David Brown issued a stern warning Thursday ahead of the upcoming weekend.

“The looters have made the point that we’re larger than you, we outnumber you, you’ve heard that in some of the crowds, we’ll be back, this kind of empty threat, we are committed to deploying our resources as large as we have to be, not only to protect our downtown but also our neighborhood retail corridor,” he said.

Brown said they will add 1,000 officers — cancelling days off and extending hours.

CPD plans to deploy all tactics possible to prevent and stop looting.

That includes the promise to anyone who attempts to loot — they will be arrested and prosecuted. The superintendent promised to go after and find all those responsible.

Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx said 42 people have been charged with felonies following the unrest in the city this week.

“We must show that you will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law, and not be let out of jail without any consequence. We as a group, not just police, prosecutors both state and federal are committed to making that happen,” Brown said.

There is a protest planned for Saturday at noon where marchers plan to shut down the Dan Ryan Expressway.

Illinois State Police said they are aware of those plans and will work to protect the rights of those peacefully protesting along with ensuring the safety of the public.

LINK: https://wgntv.com/news/police-...of-downtown-looting/

It is significant that Supt Brown came up through the ranks to become chief at Dallas PD. He was a SWAT officer, and was the chief in Dallas when a BLM radical shot and killed 5 Dallas police officers. He also approved the use of explosives to neutralize the shooter.

Reading his warnings, I believe he has managed to wake up some local officials to what needs to happen. With him FINALLY receiving support from the Mayor and State Attorney, the rioters and looters will have a very different experience than in the past.


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Out of the past.... 50 years ago.......
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Saul Alinsky ! Wow, reads like today's playbook ...
 
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People who don't have to work to acquire what they want/need seem to have a problem placing much/any value to it.

The huge majority of those looting and destroying have never (IMO) had to work for anything. Always had it handed to them. Not to mention the outside influence. (Soros for example)


And that is one reason welfare is self perpetuating. They have absolutely no sense of value. They probably can't relate to what it's like to be a victim of a thief. Hell, lots of animals understand work and reward.


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[D]emanding that white people … give their homes to black people.


Just one more step on the road to turning the country into a third world hellhole like places in Africa.




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[D]emanding that white people … give their homes to black people.


Just one more step on the road to turning the country into a third world hellhole like places in Africa.


I have some acquaintances who spent two years in South Africa doing volunteer work. They said it is like Gotham City without Batman.




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Leviathan and Its Enemies

In America today, some lives matter more than others. Much more.

By Pedro Gonzalez • August 13, 2020

The days of incremental change, I believe, have left us,” said Councilman Keith Young, heralding the passage of a reparations resolution for blacks in Asheville, North Carolina, unanimously approved on July 14.

Asheville, which is 83 percent white and 12 percent black, is home to a black police chief, a black city manager, and several black city council members. The positions of power held by blacks throughout the city struck one dissenting denizen as an indication that blacks can succeed in Asheville. Young, who proposed the resolution, is black.

In support of the measure, a white Asheville resident named David Greenson declared: “White people: We have to realize that we are complicit, and our souls are in jeopardy.” But west of Asheville, far more precious things than Greenson’s soul were in jeopardy.

On a Sunday afternoon in Wilson, North Carolina, two weeks after the triumph in Asheville, Darius Sessoms calmly approached 5-year-old Cannon Hinnant as he rode his bicycle in front of his father’s house. Hinnant was set to start kindergarten the next day, but he would never make it there. Instead, his two sisters, 7 and 8, watched as Sessoms put a gun to their brother’s head, fired off a round, and returned home as if he had just slaughtered a lamb.

Perhaps Sessoms had not heard of the Asheville resolution, or Greenson’s apology on behalf of the white race.

America’s Most Hated Group

Although it was a murder worthy of national outrage, it mostly came and went. There was little sound or fury. The bright lights of morality who have been lecturing us these many months about the meaning of justice in the media remain conspicuously silent, as do prominent members of both political parties. It was only recently that America initiated a plunge into paroxysms of madness and mayhem in response to the death of George Floyd, a black man who died in police custody after erratically resisting arrest. The religious fervor that has fluttered through our politics in the wake of Floyd’s death put wind under the wings of the Asheville resolution, and other like grievance proposals.

Floyd died with a cocktail of methamphetamine and fentanyl swirling in his veins, and a rap sheet of nine drug and theft charges trailing after him. Nevertheless, following his death, Floyd received a state funeral fit for Cyrus the Great. He was carried into the next life within a golden casket, while the part of weeping maiden was played by Jacob Frey, the Democratic mayor of Minneapolis, who knelt before the pall and shed trembling tears. Republicans would not allow themselves to be outdone by Frey.

The little lawmaker from Florida, Marco Rubio, took to the Senate floor in memory of Floyd to preach his own boilerplate version of what just about every other Republican had to say—a lecture on the need to “confront systemic and unaddressed racial disparities in our nation.” Presumably these are the disparities that compelled Floyd to resist arrest, and Sessoms to murder a white child in cold blood. Indeed, like Floyd, Sessoms, too, is well-traveled in criminality.

According to the Wilson Times, Sessoms was convicted of felony larceny of firearms in Wilson County in March 2016, a misdemeanor maintaining a place for a controlled substance in Wake County in April 2016, and felony marijuana possession in Nash County in November 2016.

At the time of the shooting, Sessoms had two pending counts of felony maintaining a vehicle, dwelling or place for a controlled substance in Wilson County. There’s a good chance that if Sessoms ends up in federal prison, he will benefit from the First Step Act, shepherded by the White House’s leading dunces, Jared Kushner, Brooke Rollins, and Ja’Ron Smith. All of whom urged the president to stay his hand or use a soft touch for quelling civil unrest, and who likely will advise him to look away from Hinnant’s body.

The reason the murder of a 5-year-old elicits crickets, whereas the death of Floyd resulted in city blocks reduced to cinders, is simple. Unlike Floyd, Hinnant was white, therefore, a member of America’s most hated group. His murder is illustrative of a sinister trend.

Leaving Law and Order Behind

Last month in Ohio, a black man named Isaiah Jackson out on parole posed for a picture by kneeling on the neck of a bawling, white two-year-old child. The caption on the photograph Jackson snapped and posted to social media signaled support for Black Lives Matter. Again, the toddler appeared to be the only one who shed a tear, as a deafening silence resounded from most of the media and political class.

Just days after authorities apprehended Jackson, the Senate Republicans launched a virtue-signaling tweet from their official account commemorating the death of Floyd, and the legacy the Stupid Party intends to build in his honor. “One month ago, George Floyd was murdered,” read the tweet, apparently quoting Senator Tim Scott (R-S.C.). “One day ago, Senate Democrats walked away from police reform.”

By pandering, the Stupid Party will either alienate its voters or successfully move some of them to the Left on criminal justice. In either case effectively killing the political basis for a law and order platform capable of keeping communities safe. The GOP’s middle-American base that yet retains an affinity for law and order may, therefore, wonder if the party has left them to bleed out, as Black Lives Matter sympathizers did Jessica Doty Whitaker, a white woman shot dead on July 5 in Indiana.

During an altercation between her group of friends and a pro-Black Lives Matter group, Whittaker reportedly shouted: “All lives matter.” Then all parted ways after having seemingly avoided conflict—until someone from the pro-Black Lives Matter group opened fire, striking and killing Whittaker. She leaves behind a 3-year-old son, and a family that continues to be harassed by the mob that claimed her life. “Good riddance to another racist,” wrote a Black Lives Matter supporter on Whittaker’s Facebook page. “Plz let there be more.”

Not long before Whittaker’s murder, Senator Mike Braun (R-Ind.) appeared on Tucker Carlson’s Fox News program to defend his conviction that the GOP ought to embrace the message of Black Lives Matter. “I support anybody that does have a grievance to be able to air it, and that is it,” he said. No word yet from Braun on taking up the cause of a white woman murdered for airing out her grievances on behalf of all lives.
“Reimagining” Jim Crow

The killings of these white Americans follow a series of brazenly discriminatory moves against whites in the academic, corporate, and political spheres.

A Justice Department investigation recently revealed that Yale University illegally discriminated against white, as well as Asian, applicants in violation of the 1964 Civil Rights Act while receiving millions in taxpayer funding. In Evanston, Illinois, School District 65 announced its plan to reopen the schools for in-person instruction on September 29. In a report titled “Reimagining Education, A Guide to the 2020-2021 School Year,” however, the district’s “task forces” and administrators outlined their plan to prioritize the following: “students receiving free or reduced lunch, Black and Brown students, students who received an I [Incomplete] or less than 50% on their report cards, emerging bilinguals, and students with IEPs.”

While whites are being “reimagined” to the back of the bus in Illinois and passed over by the Ivy League, their professional counterparts are being laid off and passed up elsewhere.

Chevron announced it “expects to reduce the dominance of white males in company management during cost-cutting this year, upping the share of senior level jobs held by women and ethnic minorities to 44% from 38% last year.” In other words, Chevron is deliberately firing whites, specifically white men, while retaining non-whites and women.

And Chevron is far from alone. “Leaders from 27 firms that represent many of New York’s dominant industries banded together to create the New York Jobs CEO Council, which aims to hire 100,000 people from low-income Black, Latino and Asian communities by 2030,” CNBC reported.

Again, in plain English, perfectly qualified whites, even if they are low-income, will be passed up for less-qualified nonwhites.
Critical Race Theory in the Federal Government

Compare the firms on the New York Jobs CEO Council to the White House’s “Great American Economic Revival Industry Groups,” and you will find not a few of these entities have access to the president of the United States and his policy shops. This is not surprising, considering that the federal government in general and the executive branch specifically have become the epicenters of anti-white ideology.

A set of leaked documents from the Treasury Department obtained by documentary filmmaker Christopher F. Rufo reveals the pervasiveness of critical race theory in the federal government. The documents detail a plan to be executed by a team of “trainers” to convert “everyone in the federal government” to “antiracism.”

To begin, Rufo explains, “the trainers set the ground rules: they claim that ‘virtually all White people contribute to racism’ and insist that white employees must ‘struggle to own their racism’ and accept their ‘unconscious bias, White privilege, and White fragility.’” The Treasury Department is part of the executive branch.

What we are witnessing is the rapid emergence of a new Jim Crow, in which whites are the targets of discrimination. Whites are already disproportionate victims not only of police shootings, but of interracial violence. FBI Uniform Crime Reporting data show black-on-white killings consistently occur at roughly twice the rate than vice versa—and yet FBI Director Christopher Wray believes white supremacy presents a “persistent” and “pervasive” threat to the United States. Data from Wray’s own agency thoroughly discredits that assertion, but his claim nevertheless reveals some truth.

Wray’s patently false comments reveal that the egalitarian ideology at the core of the modern American regime is merely a mask that power wears. By playing up the scarecrow of “white supremacy,” government apparatus like the FBI or the Treasury Department justify their abuses and growth. Likewise, the egalitarian ethic of corporate America masks its own ruthless exploitation.

Amazon-owned grocery store Whole Foods promotes “diversity” because stores that have more nonwhite employees are less likely to unionize, leaked internal documents show. Facebook’s “Diversity Initiative” of favoring visa workers in hiring obscures the real motive: the stay of these foreigners in the United States is contingent on their employment, therefore, they are less prone to complaining about bad wages and working conditions. A “diverse” workforce is a docile one.

The promotion of “diversity” in academia justifies the existence of salaried administrators, therapeutic “task forces,” and the continued fleecing of taxpayers despite impoverished academic outcomes. Lowered educational achievement merely acts as a rationale for more therapists, administrators, task forces, bias response teams, offices of diversity and inclusion, and intrusive “reimaginings” to beat back the specter of bigotry. Schools and universities also receive millions in federal funding as part of “diversity” initiatives, to be processed, distributed, and administered by managers nested in agencies such as the Office of Minority Health. Minorities are eligible for loans and grants simply on the basis of their race, therefore, appear as sumptuous cash cows for the halls of higher learning.

The movement to defund the police that is now in vogue will not crack the managerial regime, but expand and strengthen its reach. Armies of therapeutic managers, from social workers to “mental health responders,” ostensibly will take the place of local police, while more law enforcement responsibilities will be transferred into the hands of federal agencies.

The reason the ruling class turns a blind eye to the plight of whites is that we are governed by cowards. More importantly, an immense amount of wealth and power depends on a structure masked by the ideology of egalitarianism.

This ideology is used by the aggrieved as a weapon against whites and their allies to secure a variety of affirmative benefits, while the managerial regime uses those grievances as a justification for the growth and consolidation of its social, cultural, and political functions. The sinecures and salaries of myriad varieties of managers in virtually every sphere of American life, as well as millions of beneficiaries from the underclass to think tanks, are dependent on this system.

Against this leviathan, then, what is the life of a Cannon Hinnant or a Jessica Doty Whittaker? “It is even a vapour, that appeareth for a little time, and then vanisheth away.”

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"Some things are apparent. Where government moves in, community retreats, civil society disintegrates and our ability to control our own destiny atrophies. The result is: families under siege; war in the streets; unapologetic expropriation of property; the precipitous decline of the rule of law; the rapid rise of corruption; the loss of civility and the triumph of deceit. The result is a debased, debauched culture which finds moral depravity entertaining and virtue contemptible."
-- Justice Janice Rogers Brown

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People who don't have to work to acquire what they want/need seem to have a problem placing much/any value to it.

The huge majority of those looting and destroying have never (IMO) had to work for anything. Always had it handed to them. Not to mention the outside influence. (Soros for example)


And that is one reason welfare is self perpetuating. They have absolutely no sense of value. They probably can't relate to what it's like to be a victim of a thief. . .


A few years ago there was a home invasion robbery in NYC. The homeowner, older lady, had a gun, the perp was killed. The perp's cousin defended him, "you people don't understand, he's from the hood, how else do you expect him to get money?".

As to welfare, for many it is first a safety net, then a hammock, then a straight jacket.




"Liberty lies in the hearts of men and women. When it dies there, no constitution, no law, no court can save it....While it lies there, it needs no constitution, no law, no court to save it"
- Judge Learned Hand, May 1944
 
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The transition from safety net to hammock to straight jacket is so gradual the recipient is captured willingly



You’re a lying dog-faced pony soldier
 
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the first step in the solution is to modify welfare

must be drug tested - every month - fail the test, kicked off welfare permanently

cap welfare at 10 months - one and done

have a kid while on welfare - kicked off permanently

lets get it back to what it was supposed to be - a short term helping hand and not a multi-generational lifestyle
 
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the first step in the solution is to modify welfare. . .
cap welfare at 10 months - one and done

have a kid while on welfare - kicked off permanently

lets get it back to what it was supposed to be - a short term helping hand and not a multi-generational lifestyle


I have some some volunteer work, seems there are single mothers on welfare who intentionally get pregnant so that their welfare payments will go up.




"Liberty lies in the hearts of men and women. When it dies there, no constitution, no law, no court can save it....While it lies there, it needs no constitution, no law, no court to save it"
- Judge Learned Hand, May 1944
 
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Scoutmaster, say it isn’t so.... Wink
 
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