isha wrote: ↑Tue Mar 28, 2023 10:14 am This Nashville shooter had a manifesto. We will hopefully get to see what was in it.
This manifesto has been leaked. It shows that anti-white ideology is what motivated Hale. Critical race theory that sees white people as “privileged”, the thing being taught in schools. How else was she able to describe children in such cruel ways and murder them in cold blood.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfr ... -joe-biden
To us, white supremacy is not just an armed white man with a swastika tattooed on his forehead. It is the 1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act (called by then senator Joe Biden, who drafted the legislation, “Biden’s bill”) juxtaposed with the Anti-drug Abuse Act of 1986 – which together led to the mass incarceration of, principally, Black men. It also explains the enormous sentencing disparity between powder cocaine and cheaper crack cocaine, which was more widely available in poorer and predominantly Black communities. Under the 100-1 crack versus powder cocaine disparity that existed before 2010 (when it was reduced to 18-1), the distribution of just 5g of crack, versus 500g of powder cocaine, carried a minimum five-year federal prison sentence. It also explains the difference in coverage, criminalising and compassion between the “crack epidemic” and the “opioid crisis”.
White supremacy is not just a klansman burning a cross, it is the fact that no one was held liable for the horrors inflicted on the people of Iraq. If the victims of the Iraq war were white, it is hard to believe that the architects of the assault would be on BBC Radio 4 opining on the issues of the day.
White supremacy is not just Combat 18 in combat gear: it is a homeless Black man with mental health issues being choked to death on a subway train by a white marine veteran, members of a Fox News TV audience cheering at the report, and the attitude that sees the former soldier premptively hailed a hero and bolstered with public donations of $2m towards his legal fees.
White supremacy is not just 14 words, it shapes what is seen as worthy history and what is dismissed as “wokery”: who is viewed as worthy of respect and empathy, and who are dismissed as grifters with a ‘victimhood mentality’.
Yes, we see the immediate urgency of the threat of white supremacy in extreme forms – as Biden does. However, normalised white supremacy – in all its forms – is just as dangerous.”