printWHO IS KILLING WHOM? Who is most likely to act on his hatred? The mainstream hate group, the Southern Poverty Center, has plenty to say about the murder of Richard Barrett, 67, by a black supremacist:
“‘Richard Barrett was a guy who ran around the country essentially pulling off publicity stunts,’ said Mark Potok, who monitors hate groups for the Alabama-based Southern Poverty Law Center. ‘He really never amounted to any kind of leader in the white supremacist movement. .. Barrett traveled the country to promote anti-black and anti-immigrant views and founded a supremacist group called the Nationalist Movement. He had a knack for publicity but little real influence, one expert said.'”
And now he’s dead. Reports the Daily Mail:
“A white supremacist lawyer was stabbed and beaten to death by a black neighbour who had done yard work for him at his home in Pearl, Mississippi.
A preliminary post mortem showed Barrett was stabbed multiple times in the neck and bashed in the head, Sheriff Ronnie Pennington said.
He had burns over 35 per cent of his body, though investigators believe he was killed on Wednesday night and his house set on fire Thursday to cover up his death.
Pennington did not disclose a motive but said neighbour Vincent McGee, 22, was charged with murder on Thursday and deputies charged three other people in the case on Friday.
Albert Lewis, McGee’s stepfather, was charged with being an accessory after the fact, while Vicky and Michael Dent, who live nearby, are charged with being accessories after the fact and arson.
Pennington did not describe their involvement but said all three were being held at the county jail. He did not know if they had attorneys.”
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Perhaps the SPLC ought to be held responsible for inciting to commit murder by fingering so many people as racist and getting them hurt or bumped-off.
The media would like you “to believe that dangling a noose—an impolite and impolitic form of expression—is a hate crime; a black man beating a white man to a pulp—not so much. Being maimed or murdered, evidently, doesn’t compare to being maligned.”
Update (April 27): SPONTANEOUS BLACK SUPREMACY SYNDROME. In reply to “Holytape” hereunder: A figure of speech was used here, which is why I alluded to “black supremacy” and not a “black supremacist.” This murder is an act of black supremacy, if not the work of an organized black supremacist. Call it spontaneous black supremacy.
Though never openly admitted, it’s implied by liberal society that all those perceived as racists deserve death. This is why when a white person is beaten to death or a black mob “wilds” white pedestrians, liberals say that they understand black anger for the legacy of slavery, or whatever grievance is currently in fashion. If you’re lucky, maybe they’ll mumble something about being against all violence, but that part has no passion behind it.
White people are despised with government sanction. If we hold views which are seen as criminally incorrect, we forfeit our right to live. And on top of all this, our enemies have the audacity to call us paranoid.
Where are Jessie Jackson and Al Sharpton? Where are the remote TV camera vans from NBC and CNN. Oh, I forgot. It was only a White Man that was murdered.
Has it occurred to you that you might have done better to emigrate to Switzerland? (I’d go there if they’d let me in.) Despite Abraham Lincoln’s early insight on race relations, many Americans seem unaware that America has been just another black-ruled country since Barack Obama was an toddler. This fact should, however, become painfully obvious in President Obama’s third and subsequent terms.
It should be plain, from the very structure of hate crime laws, that such laws are meant to apply only to whites. Take the Texas hate crime law as an example. It potentially enhances sentences for lesser crimes than first degree felonies by promoting them to the next higher class of offense. Blacks usually skip the lesser classes of offense in favor of armed robbery, rape, and murder, to which the hate crime law does not apply.
Do you have any evidence that Vincent McGee is linked to or even associated with a black supremacy group or movement?