Jim Bratten
The apologies grow in number and become ever more sickening, even though there’s been no supporting evidence of any form of organized “white supremacy,” except in leftist circles, or even any proof of widespread white rage, except in leftist media.
Beto O’Rourke: “As a white man, um, who has had privileges that others could not depend on or take for granted, ah, I’ve clearly had advantages over the course of my life.” (Beto married into money—and definitely married up—which builds more white guilt.)
John Brennan, Obama Regime CIA director: “I’m increasingly embarrassed to be a white male these days; and what I see of my other white males saying…”
Ralph Northam, governor of Virginia: “We don’t realize sometimes, especially as a white person, how impactful, how offensive they are…” (He must mean the white sheets he used to wear.)
Mark Dayton, governor of Minnesota: “As a white man who walks through life with that privilege, walk in these shoes, walk in these communities…” (He said, as he pointed right, at a person “of color.”)
Democrats love punishing others with white guilt; finding victims for their objects of racism. But for their own “whiteness,” it’s always dismissed as they are the organizers for the identity politics that manufactures more victimhood. Racism is all they have. And every time it’s tried on Republicans, the reaction is almost immediately rewarding.
As to the threat of white supremacists that Democrats keep warning us about, whether Rittenhouse or others, when are they going to show us some high threat level examples? Where are they?
All we have seen are gangs and mobs of radical, rabid thugs—hard-core leftists pushing people around, looting retail businesses then burning them to the ground, spitting on law enforcement officers, assaulting those same officers or, in some cases, assassinating them. The only white supremacists we see are young adults dressed in black BLM or Antifa garb, newly-minted college degrees in their hands, whispering “pass me a brick to throw,” or looking for a police car to torch.
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