Yes, he {the author who criticized the media’s use of “Knockout Game”-RB} should be taking the media to task. But calling this “the Knockout Game” is not the reason. He should be taking the media to task for censoring the nature of the heinous pastime, ironically called “the Knockout Game.”

The inventors of the pastime dubbed it “The Knockout Game” or “Knockout King.” These inventors were black youths, and the game is to find a defenseless white person, or if one isn’t available, a defenseless Asian person.

The tweetable sound-bite “Knockout Game” speaks volumes to those who are in the know, and it often survives the censorship of self-loathing white liberal media outlets, who would never tell us that a particular violent crime was a part of a one-sided race war. Whenever a “kill whitey” or “Kill Haoli” day is held, the media censor that moniker. Yes, it’s more descriptive, but it won’t get past the censors. Informed white people can use the phrase, “knockout game” to inform other informed white people about the spread of the epidemic, usually without censorship from the Ministry of Truth.

Remember, saying someone is “playing Russian roulette” may appear to trivialize it, but anyone who actually understands the phrase knows that it’s a fairly serious endeavor, not a “game.”

While no perfect moniker exists to describe something as pernicious as this, “Knockout Game” has all these good points:

- It conveys the complete lack of humanity of the (willing) participants, who do consider it a game, and shows how little they value the lives of their Caucasian or Asian victims;
- It often survives the censorship of the press
- It allows us to track the spread of the disease. “The Knockout Game has come to Baltimore,” for example, is a very powerful statement that should put informed Caucasians and Asians in Baltimore on guard
- It can, at least so far, be discussed in polite circles without getting the dander up on every race-baiting liberal in the room. Most of them haven’t heard of this “game” because it hasn’t been covered in the New York Times; and the few that have, probably have some progressive way of rationalizing it. They can’t call us racist for bringing up this very racist game.
- It’s a very short, powerful phrase. Like “Lynching” or “Holocaust,” each one of these crimes gets lumped in with the most heinous of the others whenever the phrase “Knockout Game” is invoked. This, in my opinion, elevates the importance of the crime and the atrocity against the victim, rather than trivializes it.

No, this clearly doesn’t glamorize the thug lifestyle, nor does it tell young thugs that “it’s OK to be a thug; it’s totally normal to wake up and ask yourself if you will die or go to jail. Unbelievable.

While this brand of pornography may be protected by free speech, it should be kept away from children and not played on the air. Instead, they censor key aspects of reported crimes so that the US may go on pretending that we don’t have an epidemic of black crime.

Shameful.