Gina Carano was fired from Disney when she posted a tweet warning about the dangers of demonizing your political opponents (never mind that Pedro Pascal tweeted something much more offensive yet still has his job). She posted a picture from Nazi Germany stating, “Jews were beaten in the streets, not by Nazi soldiers but by their neighbors…even by children.” Her point was valid. Any vilification of a complete group of people inevitably leads to hatred of those people by others. Sometimes it is warranted such as when we malign the Black Panthers, the KKK, or Nazis. However, it can also result in horrible atrocities against innocent people such as what happened during the Holocaust.
Our current American culture has grown far too comfortable with using these sort of dehumanizing tactics and rhetoric. When Ilhan Omar was asked by a Fox News reporter on 3/11/2019 whether she thought, “Obama is the same as President Trump,” she said, “Absolutely not. That is silly to even equate the two. One is human and one is really not.” That is an incredibly inflammatory, irresponsible, deplorable, and a dangerous thing to say. Prior to that Barack Obama referred to right-wing Americans as “bitter clingers,” and Hillary Clinton called them “deplorables.”
In August of 2016, “The 8 White Identities” was posted by The Political Hat, and became one of the axioms of the Left. In 2018, Robin DiAngelo wrote the book White Fragility where she charged that all white people are, collectively, racist white supremacists (by the way, she looks exactly the way you would imagine). Ibram X. Kendi wrote How to Be an Antiracist, which is in and of itself a very racist book.
Back in July 2020, rapper Nick Cannon stated on a podcast, “White people are closer to animals.” In February 2021, Coca-Cola launched a new can design featuring the phrase “Try to be less white.” Also in February 2021, the principal of East Side Community School in the East Village in New York City sent out a graphic of the “8 White Identities” to parents encouraging them to become “white traitors” and “white abolitionists.” On 3/17/2021 writer and editor Damon Young wrote an article titled “Whiteness is a pandemic” where he states, “White supremacy is a virus, [and] like other viruses, [it] will not die until there are no bodies left for it to infect. Which means the only way to stop it is to locate it, isolate it, extract it, and kill it.” Let’s not forget the Pulitzer-winning now-debunked piece of garbage titled The 1619 Project by hack Nikole Hannah-Jones published by the radical Left-wing New York Times in August 2019. In it, she tried to imply that America’s true founding was one not based on the yearning to be free, but rather perpetuating African enslavement.
In February 2020, over 200 North Carolina public school teachers attended a conference in Wake County (should be changed to Woke County) only to be indoctrinated at taxpayer’s expense vis-à-vis a campaign entitled, “whiteness in educational spaces.” Journalist A.P. Dillon obtained documents showing that teachers were being instructed that white “cultural values” include “denial, fear, blame, control, punishment, and one-dimensional thinking,” and that, “whiteness perpetuates the (American) system of injustice.”
Our culture has now devolved to a point where there is a blatant anti-Caucasian poison infecting it. ‘Critical Race Theory’ – an abhorrent and racist philosophy - is being promulgated throughout our schools and universities, which according to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis teaches, “…kids to hate their country and to hate each other…” vis-à-vis inculcating their mush-filled minds with nefarious and dubious concepts of “white privilege” and other racist terms and ideology.
On 3/16/2021 Robert Aaron Long killed eight people at three different spa locations – six of them were Asian. He claimed to have a sex addiction, wanted to eliminate this temptation due to his shame, and states that he was not motivated by race. Nonetheless, thanks to our agenda-driven media, many people believe his motivation was racial in nature; however, to date, there is no evidence of this. Shortly after on 3/22/2021, a man killed 10 people at a supermarket in Boulder Colorado. Here is what some people were saying:
Activist and feminist author Amy Siskind tweeted on 3/22/2021 - “The shooter is (sp) 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,” (by the way, this is the latest mindless catchphrase devised by progressives and regurgitated ad nauseam by their indoctrinated drones). The next day she found out it was not a white man, deleted her original tweet, and then tweeted on 3/23/2021, “Let’s mourn the victims, but not glorify the killer with the attention of having his name widely known.” One could surmise that her call to hide his Muslim-Arabic name was an insidious and lame attempt to avert calling attention to the fact the murderer was NOT a Southern white MAGA hat-wearing racist, but rather a ‘person of color.’
Kamala Harris’ niece Meena Harris on 3/22/2021 tweeted - “The Atlanta shooting was not even a week ago. Violent white men are the greatest terrorist threat to our country.” Then she discovered it was not a Caucasian man, deleted her original tweet, then tweeted, “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.” By the way, that last sentence is false. Mass shootings—those where more than four persons are murdered—are not predominantly committed by white males, but rather by black males. Incidentally, blacks are also seven times more likely to physically assault an Asian person than whites are, just FYI.
‘Journalist’ Uzair Hasan Rizvi - who describes himself as “debunking misinformation /fake news” - tweeted on 3/22/2021: “A poor white guy, who may have had a bad day or just a sex addict, killed at least 10 people in #Boulder. He was only apprehended and not choked or shot to death because he was not brown, black, or a Muslim.”
Race and Inclusion editor at USA Today Sports Media Group, Hemal Jhaveri, who states that she hates “brunch” tweeted on 3/22/2021 - “it’s always an angry white man. Always.” Baby Bear CEO Jamie Grayson on 3/22/2021 tweeted - “Cis white men need to stop this mess.” ‘Internationally renowned journalist’ CJ Werleman tweeted on 3/22/2021 - “The suspected gunman in the Boulder, Colorado mass shooting is a white guy. Cue “mental issues,” “bad day,” “parking dispute,” or anything else other than what he most likely is – a white domestic terrorist.”
Denver school board member Tay Anderson (who is under investigation of a sexual assault allegation) tweeted on 3/22/2021 – “Aurora, CO – 12 dead, white male shooter escorted out alive. Charleston, SC – 9 dead, white male shooter escorted out alive. Atlanta, GA – 8 dead, white male shooter escorted out alive. Boulder, CO – 10 dead, white male shooter escorted out alive. See a trend?”
Pakistani-born American author Qasim Rashid tweeted on 3/22/2021 - “The white male mass shooter was arrested alive. #WhereWasHeRadicalized?” Then on 3/23/2021 he tweeted, “Colorado terrorist is a grown white man who killed 10 people including a cop. Cops arrested him alive & helped him to a stretcher for immediate care.” Actor and writer David Hoffman tweeted on 3/22/2021 - “I’ll bet anyone my salary right now that the shooter in Boulder is a right wing, MAGA, white male.” (As of this writing, we do not know precisely to whom Mr. Hoffman has donated his salary).
The following day (3/23/2021) the shooter’s identity became known. Twenty-one-year-old Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa is a Muslim immigrant from Syria (a country Biden recently bombed, just FYI). He shot and killed 10 (Caucasian) people including one police officer in King Soppers grocery store in Boulder, CO. According to journalist Andy Ngo, his “social media posts show an intense hatred of Trump & his administration’s immigration policies.” Suddenly, Twitter was inundated with a lot of deleted posts.
Author Dinesh D’Souza recently tweeted, “If six out of eight Asian American victims in Atlanta automatically made that murder spree a hate crime, what can we conclude not that we know all 10 of the Boulder shooter’s victims were white?” Then he added, “I eagerly await the Ilhan Omar pirouette. If a white guy does it, white supremacy is the presumed motive. If a Muslim does it, even while declaring a religious motivation, that motivation must be disregarded and Islamophobia is the danger to be carefully avoided.”
News Correspondent Jack Posobiec tweeted, “Early information from a national security agency suggests Boulder shooter planned to target the Trump rally in Colorado Springs, Feb 2020 but decided to wait until the next one on March 13 in Denver but it was canceled due to COVID, per WH official. CO GOP HQ was also scoped out, same with a few Christian, Catholic, & Mormon churches / LDS temples, not certain yet why he settled for market, per official.”
On 3/23/2021 political commentator, Vince Dao made the astute observation, “Notice how fast the narrative changed when liberals discovered that the shooter wasn’t a white guy…” Actor and screenwriter Eric Matheny posted, “When you’re more saddened that a mass shooter wasn’t a 35-year-old white male in a MAGA hat than you are by the fact that 10 innocent people lost their lives in a grocery store, you are the cultural disease of which mass shootings are a symptom.” Author and opinion columnist David Harsanyi noted, “If the shooter is a white supremacist, the event is an indictment of all white people and America. If the shooter is an Islamist, it is a completely individual act that has nothing to do with ideology.”
Reactionary anti-white race-based discrimination has no place in the United States. To do the same sort of generalizing about any other group of people should be condemned and rightly so. Rather than regurgitating slogans like #blacklivesmatter, #stopasianhate, or #stophispanichate why don’t we all just post #stopallhate? Unfortunately, this seems unlikely since it is abundantly clear that the powers that be in the media, the education system, and in the political establishment want to fan the flames of division so that we the people continue to bicker amongst ourselves while they run off with all of the power and money.
There exists, just for one example, a mandatory resident assistant training program at Western Carolina University. It asserts that “to put it simply, reverse racism is a myth. There is little to no empirical evidence to support systemic discrimination against white people.” I believe this article proves otherwise.
If we do not wise up and unanimously and unequivocally reject this attempt to indoctrinate us into loathing one another, then I fear the worst will occur. Abraham Lincoln warned, “At what point then is the approach of danger to be expected? I answer. If it ever reaches us it must spring up amongst us; it cannot come from abroad. If destruction be our lot we must ourselves be its author and finisher. As a nation of freemen we must live through all time or die by suicide." For decades now, conservatives have been warning of this seemingly inevitable circumstance given the trajectory of our culture and political climate. They have been met with skepticism and accused of being conspiracy theorists. I fear that if more Americans do not come to the realization that those on the Right have been prescient regarding this sinister trend, then Lincoln’s chilling prediction may soon come to pass.
Jean-Marc Bovee, PharmD retired
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