Mass murderer’s mom: Racism made him do it.
Well, this is about as crazy as it gets.
Remember the guy who shot up the beer warehouse a few years ago. He was fired for stealing beer and he got pissed off, killed 8 co-workers, and blamed it on racism.
Now his mom is doing the same, only she is asking people to drop a few coins in her cup to help her fight institutional racism.
Amazing. Here is the story over at Defund.com
Colin,
I told you a few weeks ago about black mob violence my husband and I got dragged into after a group of black teenagers pushed a young boy off his bike.
Today (September 11th, of all days) had a run in with 2 of them again. As my husband and I were going into our apartment from our car (with handfuls of groceries) I, for whatever reason, looked behind me and saw the 2 black gangbangers (they made that very clear in the last event) from the last event charging us while throwing on bandannas.
My husband maced them. And they took off, but turned around and tried to charge us again. So my husband maced them again. I am frantically calling 911 at this point (it’s a crime in Washington State to spray mace and not report it), and the emergency person was…not good at her job.
In the meantime, the younger Mike Brown wannabe ran and got his mommy while the older Mike Brown wannabe threatened to shoot me and husband and our dog (who once again showed aggression have never seem from him, with the exception of our last run in with these idiots). The cops eventually show up and do…nothing.
They talked to the “mom” (lets be honest-she’s no mother), and told her to watch her kids better. And told us that we’re on our own, essentially.
The cops, the Everett Police Department, let known gang members, who threatened to kill my husband and myself and my dog, walk away.
And people wonder why this continues to happen…I can tell you why-because everyone, including the police, are scared to do anything that might offend the sensibilities of the black community.
But a small white woman and her white husband and dog’s safety is of no concern because black people not feeling put down upon is more important.
Which is why I have to go buy more mace today.
(Sorry for the rantiness of the post, Mr. Colin Flaherty, but I like knowing that someone, somewhere understands the pain this causes me. Pain for my lack of safety, pain for my family’s lack of safety, pain I have to spend my hard-earned, graveyard-shift money to buy mace, and pain that this continues to happen out of fear of hurting someone’s feelings.
Where’s the fear of my or my family losing their lives? Isn’t that more important?)
xxx
Thanks for the important pst.
“At least author Colin Flaherty is tackling this issue (of racial violence) in his new book, White Girl Bleed a Lot: The Return of Racial Violence to America and How the Media Ignore it.“
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The latest example came over the weekend at the Tosa Fest — kind of a county fair with music and an open air movie.
Like dozens of times in the past at this and other events, the Tosa Fest was marred by black mob violence.
And also like the dozens of other times, the mayor and the media denied, minimized and now even lied about it.
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Black mob stabs him. He takes knife out of his chest and kills the guy who stabs him …
Then he gets charged with murder.
A crazy, crazy story of racial violence. And you have not even heard the crazy part yet.
“At least author Colin Flaherty is tackling this issue (of racial violence) in his new book, White Girl Bleed a Lot: The Return of Racial Violence to America and How the Media Ignore it.“
Black student goes free in mob beating – despite the video evidence.Tuesday in court was supposed to be a pretty straight forward day for Alec Guessford: Let the family court commissioner watch, on video, as five of his black classmates taunt, harass and beat him on a school bus in April. Watch his classmate promise to never, ever do it again.
Make a victim’s statement. Then get on with his life as a Dover, Delaware junior high student.
Four of the assailants had already pled guilty to various charges of misdemeanor assault and conspiracy — including the person who took the video and posted it.
But it got complicated when the fifth assailant, Tracy Matthews, decided to take his chances with a trial before the commissioner. Matthews said no matter what it seemed like on the video — he’s the one with the hoodie — he was not beating anyone. He was just looking for his headphones. The four assailants testified on behalf of their friend/accomplice.
Before the trial, members of the Guessford family sat in the same witness room as the four people who pled guilty to beating their son. “They were laughing and taunting us,” said Dale Guessford, Alec’s dad. “Trying to intimidate us. Finally the court officials moved us into another room.”
The four assailants were on better behavior in court. Good enough to persuade Commissioner Angela Fowler to let their friend go free with a finding of not guilty. Fowler, a former public defender and “child advocate” for State Attorney General Beau Biden, said she could not see the accused person actually assault Alec.
“Guess she doesn’t have a slow motion switch on whatever she uses to watch videos,” Guessford said. “But even without it, it is easy to see Matthews participating in the assault. And easy to see other children watch him do it. Though they were never called as witnesses.”
You can see the beating below, in slow motion:
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