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There are so many angles to this that are avoided due to politically correct narrative.

  • So many laws criminalizing people when there is no victim.

  • The prison for profits system is an extension of slavery.

  • Militarized police whose function is to dole out violence to ensure not simply peace, but fear to make sure that the masses don't protest the growing enslavement of ALL OF US.

  • Corrupt media and political (BOTH SIDES) elite who daily railroad the masses into deeper enslavement to their true constituency.

  • That some of the violence being perpetuated in higher numbers in the black community is self inflicted, as they are more prone to being out of control and directly challenging the police when confronted. This does not end well for ANYONE doing this regardless of race.

  • There is a higher propensity (A LOT HIGHER) for violence in black and latino neighborhoods. Yet we can't talk about this. Is it because it is a racial component, or would it expose some kind of manipulations (CIA, media, political, education) as we see on a much larger scale now with every institution lying so obviously? If it is partially racial, then the question that comes to my mind is who in their right mind wants to live around this. I ask this as someone who when younger ran mostly with the above named groups, as well as have immediate family in these groups. Notice how many from these groups flee their own areas when they come into money. Something isn't right. I suspect (without knowing how much) there is a lot of manipulation that pushes racial characteristics through certain doors. For example, the area that George Floyd died in. At one time there was a strong black community of intact families and home owners. They forced a highway through that area, destroying that pocket of home ownership, and further driving a wedge in the two parent household. Single parent (this really means single mother) households greatly increase the odds for criminally violent outcomes from the children. In the red pill community, it is said a lot if you want to know what these evil owners plan for the rest of us, look to see what they've done to the black community already.

I could go on, but writing a damn book here. The thing is, if we don't have these uncomfortable conversations, and quickly, the powers running this crap will be getting the civil war they are agitating for. I'm not bowing to no other man, I reserve that for Jesus and the Father. I'm not apologizing for what some dead white men have done or profited from. I didn't see a penny of that, my family didn't participate in any of it. I'm not apologizing for the criminal actions of police in their community, or the criminal actions of their politicians and community leaders. I didn't do it. I don't expect an apology from any of them for the very skewed racial violence that comes in alarming numbers from their groups onto white people, and damned if they will get one from me. Tired of the divisive shit like "Dear White People" and other nonsense. Of the attitude at this point if its so bad, lets help them get away from white built countries back to the utopia of their peoples homelands. But we already know that's not whats being sought.

Ready to join together and stamp out these violent schemes, which also will necessitate the above topics no one dares talk about. Sadly preparing as well for rabid animals passing as human to try and bring terrorism to my community as well.

Won't be surprised if this comment ends up heavily downvoted. A large segment of the world now seems to deem honest dialogue as hateful and racist. For some, its because they were educated to believe this. For the puppet masters deeming it such, it is to speed up the boiling pot by putting a lid on the frustration, not allowing it an outlet to slow down.

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