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Kim Kardashian and Netflix and Ava DuVarnay get together to remind us that too many black people are in jail for no reason.
And too many black people are victims of relentless white racism.
That is what is in the News TODAY.
What is on Netflix TODAY.
We could do a thousand podcasts on just these two stories alone.
Hope you like it.
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People keep asking for solutions. And we keep reminding them that solutions are deflections.
Yet the keep asking.
So let’s go them one. With the help of a dead rapper describing his criminal DNA in his autobiography.
A new podcast from Colin Flaherty.
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White people keep abusing black children in Charlotte, North Carolina.
That’s what the local news tells us. Completely ignoring the history of black violence in Charlotte that we have documented many times.
So let’s listen to the clowns an then hit them with some reality.
A new podcast from Colin Flaherty
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Saturday night in Baltimore, 400 fellas and lovely ladies attacked tourists, cops, locals, and store owners at the Inner Harbor.
The jewel of Baltimore.
Local TV was on it right away with perfunctory stories of THE KEEDS just blowing off some steam.
Three days later the Baltimore Sun finally weighed in with more details: How there were 400 KEEDS, not 100. And they were creating a holy hell of violence, mayhem and chaos.
But the paper also reminded us that this riot was not really that big of a deal. And the new mayor assured us that is wasn’t nuttin’, nuttin’ at all.
The truth about Baltimore in a new podcast from Colin Flaherty.
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In New York CITTTAAAAYYY, School officials say Asian people are infected with white privilege. They don’t much like that.
But to their credit, people who run New York CITTTAAAAAAYYY are not trying to hide anything.
But they still do not want to connect the dots, where we meet the owner of convenience store because every day 70-100 black people beat each other, his customers, his employees, and anyone else they can find and everyone treats it as it is is no more serious than a Broadway production of the West Side Story where the Jets and the Sharks tangle over stolen apples.
And much more on this new podcast from Colin Flaherty.
p.s. check out my article in today’s AmericanThinker.com on the Lie That Will Not Die
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Cities go through the five stages of Grief when dealing with black violence wildly out of proportion.
Denial. Anger. Bargaining. Depression. Acceptance.
And we will see examples of that in St. Louis, Milwaukee, Chicago and Philadelphia.
At this podcast, we go through one more stage: Determination.
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You have to be a special kind of fool if you are a white person living in a Chocolate city.
But many are.
And so they create an alternate universe where black crime will go away if only they can convince public officials it really exists and is a real problem.
That’s why people like that never listen to what their public officials really say about black crime.
And how the problem is not crime, but white racism. And because that is the case, why arrest people who are the victims of white racism?
That is what we saw in New Orleans this week.
A new podcast from Colin Flaherty.
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Two life lessons from liberals and Bob Dylan.
Why the fellas don’t need to obey traffic laws anymore.
And why they don’t need keys.
All wrapped up in a nice soft comforter of anti-white denial, deceit and delusion.
A new podcast from Colin Flaherty .
| Hello Mr. Flaherty. Just wanted to get the word out that black violence now being reported on a daily basis by individuals on their electronic devices is not a new phenomenon. The only thing we relied upon in the 60s was word of mouth and our feet to run as fast as we could. In 1968 at age 13, I entered Highland Junior high in the San Bernardino California school district, a predominantly white area where the schools had been built in the 20s. In 1968, the school district started integrating and blacks from the ghetto westside were bussed to all the schools in my area (lucky me) living in total ignorance I didn’t know what a n*gg*r (first time ever to hear that word) was or what to expect. Weeks later I would be saying it all the time. My mother gave me a quarter to buy milk which was stolen the first day and every day later or the threat of violence (my friend told me to hide the money in my sock but the blacks wised up to that). Every gym class the blacks would line up in the shower (the shower was a long hallway with a drying room) to urinate on the white kids, I never told anybody. The place was literally a war zone and I never told my parents, just lived through it. In 1971 I attended San Gorgonio High School and lived through a full blown race battle on campus where the busses full of blacks were stoned in the morning and racial tensions broke out at lunch with hundreds of fights, police lockdown, injuries, blacks today have escalated that activity 3 fold , just never heard about it then, sorry to b*tch systems normal. |
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The professor of philosophy has rendered his considered opinion on what he thinks when white people report black people to the cops.
Cops suck.
That’s how you get a gig writing an ethics column for the New York Times.
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Don't Make the Black Kids Angry Podcast by Colin Flaherty