If Charlottesville and Rittenhouse weren't going on right now, | Warren Balogh NJP 💀⚡⚡

If Charlottesville and Rittenhouse weren't going on right now, this case would surely be occupying a lot more of my attention. But I have to say, it's so annoying the way these Black pastors and other activists make such a big show of assembling outside the courthouse. They act as if Blacks are routinely victimized by racist Whites, and this is their big chance to finally get some justice.

As we know, the reality is exactly the opposite: innocent Whites are constantly victimized by Blacks all over the country, all the time, and they get no justice at all. But if these Black pastors think Blacks are constantly victimized by Whites—and we believe Whites are constantly victimized by Blacks—then isn't the solution obvious?

We separate, forever. Why wouldn't these Black pastors want that? If Blacks are constantly being victimized by Whites in a racist system, then they should be clamoring for separation. This is what all minorities do when they are living under a majority and they feel they're being oppressed: they push for autonomy, for self-determination, for territorial changes giving them their own land. They form an independence movement. This is what all minorities do throughout history—just not this minority.

Why is that? We need to stop and think about it. Why do you want to be stuck with us in a marriage we both hate? We want out, but you don't, because you want to stay chained to us so you can keep playing the victim while you victimize us, living off the fruits of our work and labor, forever. And you still want more, you want the ability to rob us and steal from us at will, and if we protest, you want the justice system to punish us.

Whites are getting the rotten end of the deal in this relationship. Why should we stay in it? What do we gain by sharing space with Blacks???

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2021/11/18/travis-mcmichael-testifies-threat-ahmaud-arbery-shooting/8651740002/