'THAT'S RACIST!' The Incessant Scream from MSM ...

[Rev.Cambeul]

In a world where personal abuse, looting, arson and Black on White Hate-Crimes are the order of the day, Only Nazis are Nice ...

LA Times Likens 'Aggressive Niceness' of 'Trumpites' to Terrorist Hospitality, 'Polite' Nazis

Joshua Klein | Breitbart (USA) | 6 February 2021

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2021/02/05/la-times-likens-aggressive-niceness-trumpites-terrorist-hospitality-polite-nazis

The Los Angeles Times published an op-ed on Friday addressing the struggle to "resist demands for unity" in the face of acts of "aggressive niceness" on the part of friendly Trump-supporting neighbors who are compared to terror organizations who "offer protection and hospitality" and "polite" Nazis.

The essay, penned by journalist Virginia Hefferman and titled, "What can you do about the Trumpites next door?" seeks to present the author's dilemma in dealing with "Trumpite" neighbors who plowed her driveway without being asked "and did a great job."

The Trump-supporting neighbors are described as moderate, not "being Q or believing Trump actually won."

"How am I going to resist demands for unity in the face of this act of aggressive niceness?" she asks, articulating the "torment" she struggles with throughout the essay.

The author then compares the generosity of such neighbors to that of the designated terrorist organization Hezbollah which, prior to 9/11, was responsible for more American deaths than any other terror organization.

"Hezbollah, the Shiite Islamist political party in Lebanon, also gives things away for free," she writes. "They offer protection and hospitality and win loyalty that way. And they also demand devotion to their brutal, us-versus-them anti-Sunni cause."

The author then reiterates her struggle.

"When someone helps you when you're down, or snowed in, it's almost impossible to regard them as a blight on the world," she writes.

Hefferman then recalls a family she stayed with in France as a teenager who declared their happiness during Nazi occupation because "the Nazis were very [polite]" before addressing her neighbors again.

"My neighbors supported a man who showed near-murderous contempt for the majority of Americans," she writes. "They kept him in business with their support."

Hefferman then presents her response.

"Politely, but not profusely, I'll acknowledge" the kind act, she says.

"With a wave and a thanks, a minimal start on building back trust," she adds. "I'm not ready to knock on the door with a covered dish yet."

Ultimately, though, the author is unable to grant "absolution."

"I also can't give my neighbors absolution; it's not mine to give," she writes. "Free driveway work, as nice as it is, is just not the same currency as justice and truth."

In her conclusion, the author vaguely expresses her ability to offer an invitation "to make amends."

"But I can offer a standing invitation to make amends," she writes. "Not with a snowplow but by recognizing the truth about the Trump administration and, more important, by working for justice for all those whom the administration harmed."

Readers on social media were quick to denounce the essay, with many taking offense at the comparison of Trump supporters with Nazis and terrorists.

"Since you equate your neighbors with Nazi's and terrorist organizations, you should probably leave it alone," wrote one Twitter user. "If they really are that bad you'll want to steer clear and if not, your mind may not be open enough to know someone unlike yourself...peace."

https://twitter.com/G7Doug/status/1357780084468314113

"Equating 70MM+ Americans who voted for Trump with Nazi collaborators and Hezbollah terrorists," wrote another Twitter user. "You're a miserable person."

"You equate people that you don't know to Nazis and Hezbollah simply because they voted differently and you think nothing of it while the 'bad' one plowed your driveway and thought nothing of it," wrote yet another. "Perfectly sums up the difference between right and left. Thank you."

Others blasted the intolerance of not accepting those with different political opinions.

"Congrats! You are the problem!" wrote one Twitter user. "Your neighbors believe that you deserve to be treated with kindness, regardless of your beliefs. You are the dangerous zealot who wants to punish the non-believers, that is the irony of your piece."

"Maybe just MAYBE, not everyone in this country has their entire identity tied to their politics," wrote another. "Maybe they looked at your driveway and thought they'd be nice. Maybe(Probably) politics had nothing to do with it. Politics is not life... get over yourself."

"Gosh, you mean your neighbors DARED to have a political philosophy different than your own??? The horror!" wrote yet another. "My advice is to get over yourself, snowflake."

"So the media is going to criminalize politics and if you don't tow the line – they will dox you and ID your family for targeting," wrote another user.

The essay comes as some Democrats continue to target conservatives and paint Trump supporters as the worst of criminals, despite having repeated calls for "healing" and "unity."

In a recent video created by left-wing novelist Don Winslow, citizens are called upon to become cyber detectives to monitor and report fellow citizen Trump supporters to authorities while comparing the work of this "army of citizens" to that which led to the capture of al-Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden.

The clip, which received over four million views, claims the greatest threat facing America today emanates from "radical extreme conservatives, also known as domestic terrorists" hidden among us.

Last week, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) dubbed members of Congress who seek to protect themselves with firearms the "enemy."

"We will probably need a supplemental for more security for members when the enemy is within the House of Representatives, in addition to what is happening outside," she said.

[Rev.Cambeul]

Antiracist tenets, stated clearly and placed in simple oppositions, translate into nothing whatsoever:

 * When black people say you have insulted them, apologize with profound sincerity and guilt. But don't put black people in a position where you expect them to forgive you. They have dealt with too much to be expected to.

 * Black people are a conglomeration of disparate individuals. "Black culture" is code for "pathological, primitive ghetto people." But don't expect black people to assimilate to "white" social norms because black people have a culture of their own.

* Silence about racism is violence. But elevate the voices of the oppressed over your own.

 * You must strive eternally to understand the experiences of black people. But you can never understand what it is to be black, and if you think you do you're a racist.

 * Show interest in multiculturalism. But do not culturally appropriate. What is not your culture is not for you, and you may not try it or do it. But—if you aren't nevertheless interested in it, you are a racist.

 * Support black people in creating their own spaces and stay out of them. But seek to have black friends. If you don't have any, you're a racist. And if you claim any, they'd better be good friends—in their private spaces, you aren't allowed in.

 * When whites move away from black neighborhoods, it's white flight. But when whites move into black neighborhoods, it's gentrification, even when they pay black residents generously for their houses.

 * If you're white and only date white people, you're a racist. But if you're white and date a black person you are, if only deep down, exotifying an "other."

 * Black people cannot be held accountable for everything every black person does. But all whites must acknowledge their personal complicity in the perfidy throughout history of "whiteness."

 * Black students must be admitted to schools via adjusted grade and test score standards to ensure a representative number of them and foster a diversity of views in classrooms. But it is racist to assume a black student was admitted to a school via racial preferences, and racist to expect them to represent the "diverse" view in classroom discussions.

[Rev.Cambeul]

Everything's RACIST! Democratic form of 'silencing' is increasing rapidly in Australian media

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-V2jRepack

The Australian's Gerard Henderson says a growing phenomenon in the Australian media called "the great silencing" is increasing rapidly after an interview between Waleed Aly and Heritier Lumumba was pulled by Network Ten.

. . . .

If anyone deserves it, it's Waleed Wanky - Whitey Hater.

[Rev.Cambeul]

Britain more Racist, more White Supremacist, worse than the Nazis  I wish!

https://www.breitbart.com/europe/2021/02/13/churchill-college-hosts-anti-churchill-academics-perfect-embodiment-white-supremacy-british-empire-far-worse-nazis

https://twitter.com/PriyamvadaGopal/status/1360200134278012934
https://twitter.com/BreitbartLondon/status/1297930416620335104

Some Nigger says, "[T]he British Empire was far worse than the Nazis."

"It lasted longer, it killed far many more people, and in fact, in many ways... Nazis were copying large elements of the British Empire," he insisted, adding elsewhere that, in his view, the Holocaust was "not a novel thing" except for the fact that it was "brought to bear in Europe [on] people we would consider white".

Nig Vid: The Racial Consequences of Mr Churchill

In the Zoom "discussion" titled, arguably inaccurately, The Racial Consequences of Mr Churchill — as a knight of the realm the wartime leader's proper title is 'Sir' Winston rather than 'Mister' Churchill — black academics Priyamvada Gopal, Onyeka Nubia, Kehinde Andrews, and Madhusree Mukerjee all appeared to share a profoundly negative view of the British leader.

https://youtu.be/wermPu-oG5w

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9269833/Fans-slam-Camilla-Franks-collection-featuring-Union-Jack-glamorises-colonialism.html



Some of Australia's biggest influencers packed the opulent launch of the Mad Manor collection on Monday, including Tammy Hembrow, Ruby Tuesday Matthews, Tegan Phillipa and Nikki Westcott.

Photos and Instagram Stories show Franks donning a Union Jack blouse, with Union Jack bunting lining the walls of the Gold Coast luncheon





Reality TV podcast 'So Dramatic' posted a screenshot of a now-deleted post by @wethe_wildones, run by influencers Lucy Kate Jackson and Nikki Westcott, posing in Union Jack-themed garb and captioned 'back to our roots'.

'Influencers at Colonial-themed party with Union Jack clothing on Stolen Land, one day after the the national apology is not a vibe,' So Dramatic captioned the screenshot. 

The gossip podcast's call-out post kicked off the wave of criticism, with hundreds of fans slamming not only Franks, but guests who attended the event.

'They said back to their roots which is literally colonisation,' one user wrote.

'Can't wait for the white fragility tearful apology, centred around them, deflecting and playing the victim of "bullying",' wrote another.

'Camilla looking to change her tag from "with love" to "with genocide",' another quipped in the comments section.

'Honestly I'm not shocked. All of them have appropriated one culture or another at some point, what's the difference in celebrating genocide? ... It's f**king gross,' wrote another



Wearing a Union flag is "racist" and "insensitive " to Boongs now?!
I wonder what they think of Bowie?



Bowie had an interest in Boongs. He visited :- Hermansburg mission and Aryres rock in the NT as well as putting them in his "Let's dance " video clip

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9272519/Aboriginal-woman-slams-trolls-ask-percentage-indigenous-is.html

Lily Hodgson, 23, who posts TikTok videos under the account Thrlils about her cultural history, is often targeted by trolls questioning her right to celebrate her racial identity

'At what generation do you stop calling yourself Aboriginal? ten, five, or two per cent? Will your grandchildren still be claiming to be Aboriginal?' one wrote

'Let me guess, you're one of the ones  who solely and wholly believe Aboriginality is based on skin colour,' she said in a video addressing the comment.

'My grand kids will not be claiming anything - they simply will be Aboriginal, Wiradjuri and proud.

'You may see my face, but there are thousands of us with this sickening and saddening story that we have to keep telling whenever people like you question our Aboriginality.

'I have said it countless times, but I will keep saying it until this country is educated enough to stop asking - we look like this because our families were raped and stolen.

'If you cannot separate skin colour from culture you are a f**king moron.'

The TikTok star from the NSW Central Coast earlier told Daily Mail Australia she felt the need to speak out after copping a 'magnitude of bigotry' on the platform.

'It's tiring that others feel the need to pressure me to explain myself or any other indigenous individual because Aboriginal culture is seen as a skin colour or a percentage,' Ms Hodgson said.

'No matter what shade we are, we are faced with racism.'

Ms Hodgson said the issue is not new and impacts thousands, who re-experience past trauma every time they are attacked over their skin colour

'People need to understand that you cannot, and do not have the right to dictate to a culture that was nearly wiped out, who is or who is not apart of that culture,' she said.

'I should not be attacked for knowing exactly who I am, or because of others' ignorance and unwillingness to understand genetics, blood and family, or the fact the Stolen Generation happened

It is not the first time in recent weeks Ms Hodgson has been attacked for expressing her cultural heritage.

Earlier this month, she was berated by social media users after she got a tattoo of the Aboriginal flag on her arm.

'You are white! Stop pretending like you understand the struggle that a real Aboriginal has been through, quite insulting,' one commenter said

Boongs always get what they want for free by being " The squeaky wheel that gets the most oil"! If we have to pay for her extra rights and benefits we should know who is "Abo" and where the funds get spent! Why do you need a permit to go to a Boong camp?! They don't want pictures circulating of the vandalism and violence and neglect that goes down! People making money from the problem!