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Whites are Responsible for Everything Bad . . .
According to the Mainstream Media

Beau Albrecht

Hollywood’s idea of what the world would be like without white people.

2,412 words

We overcame Jim Crow by 1965, but where was the promised land of universal brotherhood that Comrade Stanley Levison’s golem St. Dr. Rev. MLK Jr. promised us? In the 1970s, the earliest I was on the scene to remember it, there was a certain prickliness about race, but things were remarkably more laid back than in later times. By the politically correct 1990s, we were walking on eggshells.

In 2008, the country elected the great savior Obama the Lightworker in hopes that he’d heal our racial divisions once and for all. Of course, race relations then got remarkably worse, including with the rise of Leftist militants enjoying the state’s tacit approval. Then there was the Long Hot Summer of Floyd, which touched off the Great Awokening — and here we are in our present nightmare.

In other words, evidence continues to mount that multiracialism just doesn’t work. Is the mainstream media telling us this and warning us to abandon this failed social experiment before things go further off the rails? Of course not. The presstitutes are doing whatever they can to push an anti-white agenda and otherwise throw sparks into America’s racial powder keg. No matter how much of a stretch it is, we can count on our buddies in the Lügenpresse to come up with something inflammatory. Here are some examples.

Hanoi Jane puts her foot in her mouth

Everyone’s favorite has-been celebrity laid an egg yet again. Of course, some journalist saw fit to signal-boost her utterance — strangely, in an online magazine about economics. This was documented by the MarketWatch article “Jane Fonda says climate crisis can be blamed on racism: ‘Where would they put the sh—? Not Bel Air.’” Although Hanoi Jane didn’t quite accuse whites of deliberately poisoning non-whites, the implication is there. (If I’m reading too much into it, please go to the comments section and tell me why.)

In an interview, she said the following:

“Well, you know, you can take anything — sexism, racism, misogyny, homophobia, whatever, the war,” Fonda said. “And if you really get into it, and study it and learn about it and the history of it, everything’s connected. There’d be no climate crisis if it wasn’t for racism.”

Moreno asked Fonda to explain, and she replied, “Where would they put the sh—? Where would they put the poison and the pollution?

“They’re not gonna put it in Bel Air. They’ve got to find someplace where poor people or indigenous people or people of color are living,” continued Fonda, herself worth an estimated $200 million after a six-decade career in entertainment. “Put it there. They can’t fight back. And that’s why a big part of the climate movement now has to do with climate justice.”

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Back on Planet Earth, someone who is going to build a smelly chemical plant or oil refinery will need to have three things. First, these consume a lot of land, so it’s necessary to buy where prices are cheap, which naturally excludes places like Bel Air from consideration. Second, it should be conveniently located near a proletarian workforce, not someplace where the residents are too bougie to get grease on their hands. (What race this workforce happens to be isn’t important to management, as long as enough can be found who know how to turn a wrench.) Third, it should be located away from any municipality where the residents will fight tooth and nail in court to prevent it from being built.

Hanoi Jane is therefore correct on item three insofar as the economic factor is concerned. On the other hand, introducing race into the discussion was unnecessary. Again, a would-be factory owner isn’t going to think, “Oh boy, here’s our chance to stick it to the blacks, indigenous, and people of color!” Instead the thought will be, “We need to buy some cheap land near a working-class labor force that will be happy we’re providing jobs and won’t sue us to Kingdom Come to keep us out.” Lastly, the more that Hanoi Jane keeps her gob shut, the better.

MarketWatch did it again

After signal-boosting an aging Hollywood airhead with this hype about whites poisoning BIPOX because we’re a bunch of dicks, now Andrew Keshner of MarketWatch implies that whites are hogging tax advantages. This comes from the article “‘Taxpayers bring their racial identity onto their 1040’: White families are reaping over 90% of the benefit from this powerful tax rule.”

First, what I’d like to know is on which box of the IRS Form 1040 income tax worksheet it asks for our ancestry, so that the government can cut us unfair breaks. Also, the government explicitly hands out goodies to blacks, Jews, and immigrants, but since when have they explicitly done anything for whites as whites? What the article does say is this:

White families are pulling in more than 90% of the tax benefits that come from lower tax rates for capital gains, more than 90% of the tax benefits from itemized charitable deductions and 90% of the deduction attached to qualified business income — all while representing an estimated 67% of families, researchers said.

In the tax breaks for homeownership, white families take in 84% of tax benefits from the mortgage interest deduction, said researchers in the Treasury Department’s Office of Tax Analysis.

Then it states that Hispanics and blacks benefit more from earned income tax credit. It says little about that afterwards, and of course there’s nothing in the article condemning it or agitating to do away with these disproportionate benefits. I’ll add some words of explanation. Earned income credit is basically a weird liberal reverse income tax that benefits lower-income working people, with children providing additional benefits. (For instance, as per the 2020 instructions, a single mom with four kids and an adjusted gross income between $18,400 and $20,150 will max out the benefit at $6,935.) What if someone has no income at all? I’ve even heard of unscrupulous accountants setting up fictitious small businesses on paper to help their welfare entrepreneur clients milk The System. Anyway, other than that:

IRS tax forms do not collect data on race and ethnicity, so researchers used predictive models and estimates based on tax-return data samples to reach their findings. The paper’s authors stressed they were not arguing for or against certain tax rules, but attempting to shed more light on the tax code’s unequal impacts from the view of race and ethnicity.

Ah, predictive models and estimates, is it? The cynic in me wonders how much fuzzy math might be involved. It also states that this was the first study like this of its kind. Could this be a lead-in to the Bidet junta taking a page from Ibram X. Kendi and making demands for social leveling policies, by any chance?

“Taxpayers bring their racial identity onto their 1040. You don’t stop being a Black [sic] person or a Hispanic person or a white person just because you fill out a tax return. You are Black [sic] in a society that has systemic racism. You are Hispanic in a society that has systemic racism. That doesn’t stop at the tax-return edge,” Dorothy Brown, the author of “The Whiteness of Wealth: How the Tax System Impoverishes Black Americans — and How We Can Fix It,” told MarketWatch.

It’s curious that the article capitalizes “black” but not “white.” Is this perhaps because the writer is jewish? I’d prefer not to throw it back or otherwise get all Gerald L. K. Smith here, but (((they))) really need to stop doing that.

The report cited Brown’s work, and the Georgetown Law professor said its findings are a “really good first start” that largely confirmed what she has been studying on provisions including capital gains and the mortgage interest deduction.

Well, that’s special. So the Bidet junta’s Treasury Department came out with this interesting study, the first of its kind. This official government document cites some book claiming the tax system makes blacks poor, and has policy recommendations to “fix it.” Obviously such changes would be advantageous to the author’s race. Well, at least I can pronounce her name, unlike that of the first author on the list of citations: Dzifa Adjaye-Gbewonyo.

It also reaffirmed her view that the best solutions to the tax code’s disparities are extremely simplified rules and minimal deductions that avoid special treatment and exceptions, the professor said. Brown is a member of the Treasury Department’s Advisory Committee on Racial Equity, but was not involved in the report’s writing or research.

Since she’s been invited to this government advisory board, it’s likely that Dorothy Brown Sugar will be making frequent policy recommendations. If the next buzz in Congress is to scrap the mortgage interest deduction because it’s unfair to the precious minorities, we’ll know who to thank. The Treasury Department should ask for David Duke’s input, too; I’m sure they’re interested in a voice from the white community for the sake of balance, right?

Although the clickbaity title more or less accuses whites of hogging tax benefits, the real deal is that these benefits aren’t about race, but rather typically apply to people at relatively higher income levels. The mortgage interest deduction, for example, is about the only special break that the government gives to the middle class. The reduced rates for capital gains are somewhat advantageous for middle-class investors. The best bang for the buck by far is for very wealthy investors, however, which is why the politicians won’t touch that one. Around 2012 or so, The Lightworker had to play budgetary brinksmanship with a government shutdown in order to get Congress to approve a mere 2% capital gains hike.

Blacks and other precious minorities can benefit from the tax breaks already in place by buying more houses and stocks. But first, all they have to do is boost their average income. I hear that getting a job does wonders.

Aside from all the shrieking about Joe Sixpack getting a few hundred bucks of his own money returned to him by itemizing his mortgage interest, what’s unsaid speaks volumes. They covered budgetary input, but not output. The silence is deafening in light of the trillions wasted on social leveling schemes since LBJ’s administration. Just to name one of them, what about the precious minorities disproportionately hogging the welfare trough?

Black cops beat black arrestee to death, whites blamed

"There is No Black on Black Crime with Tyre Nichols" (Community Organizer: Memphis)“There is No Black on Black Crime with Tyre Nichols” (Community Organizer: Memphis)

The Clinton News Network came out with an article the title of which says it all, to-wit: “Opinion: The police who killed Tyre Nichols were Black. But they might still have been driven by racism.” In brief, this was a traffic stop that got very ugly, and the arrestee died of his injuries.

I haven’t investigated in depth, but right now it looks very bad. Granted, it’s possible there’s more to the story. In such cases it usually takes a while for the dust to clear, so to speak, so it’s possible that further information might surface after a couple of weeks or so. But what it’s presentlylooking like is that Tyre Nichols was simply a decent fellow whose life got cut short by police brutality. The only good news to come out of such a grim event is that all of the arresting officers were also black. If they’d been white, chances are that there would now be coast-to-coast riots, possibly raging for weeks and with the usual collateral damage of deaths, injuries, and countless businesses burnt to the ground.

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But the plain facts are never an obstacle to whites getting the blame. The mainstream media has developed a curious narrative that in any cop-versus-black incident, whether violence was justified or not, whites are to blame. Now this is the case even when the cop isn’t white. As the op-ed explains:

One of the sad facts about anti-Black [sic] racism is that Black [sic] people ourselves are not immune to its pernicious effects. Society’s message that Black [sic] people are inferior, unworthy and dangerous is pervasive.

Well, I’ve heard of “internalized homophobia,” which I would presume is about 175ers who don’t attend Oscars parties for fear of perpetuating stereotypes or some such. The phenomenon under discussion might therefore be “internalized Afrophobia,” I suppose?

Assuming that the black policemen were fully in the wrong (as appears to be the case) when they beat the very misfortunate Tyre Nichols to death, what’s the most likely explanation? Was it because they had a self-hatred complex, or were they merely making an incorrect assumption about one of their brethren based on (very well-supported) societal stereotypes? On the other hand, could it have been a basic lack of professionalism on their part — to put it far too mildly — or perhaps sadism? While we’re at it, were any of them affirmative action hires, and did any of them have disciplinary problems that were overlooked for the sake of diversity quotas?

The author indeed builds a case for what he’s saying. It’s more coherent than what the Florida politician Maxwell Frost said about it. But some of it just doesn’t fly. (The weakest part was the lyrics from NWA; since when is rap music a standard of anything?) The article does pick up and has something sensible to say by the end, but the middle section left a bad taste. Blacks should be able to form their own opinions about their own Volksgenossen without our help. The author’s argument basically boils down to this: “Black people can harbor anti-Black [sic] sentiments and can act on those feelings in harmful ways.”

Welcome to our world. Whites have endured the most intense psychological warfare campaign ever conducted, that has been ongoing for a century and counting. Some of us even believe the indoctrination; they’re called Leftists, and they’re assisting in their own destruction. For one thing, the wonderful mainstream media (hello, CNN!) nowadays endlessly spins anti-white narratives to the point of absurdity, including blaming us for everyone else’s social problems and bad behavior. When blacks receive as much gaslighting and demoralizing propaganda as whites do, then I’ll listen to arguments about internalized afrophobia.

Blaming Whitey for all the world’s problems is so common that I regard it as an ongoing joke. I’ll usually roll my eyes and snicker whenever critical theory professors and lying journalists open their fat yaps to utter this sort of thing. But blaming anyone other than blacks for black-on-black violence is really stretching it. Are we the only race in the world that possesses agency, while the others are all automatons only capable of reacting to something we do?

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15 comments

  1. Fred C. Dobbs says:
    January 31, 2023 at 9:28 am

    Nice takes Beau. Do you think anyone under the age of 40 even knows who the hell Jane Fonda is? She’s totally insignificant.
    White people hogging all the tax benefits is patently absurd. You didn’t go far enough with everyone’s favorite oxymoron the Earned Income Tax Credit. They didn’t earn any income. Didn’t pay any taxes. Deserve no credits. Yet they get $5000 returns. They’re too stupid to figure out the forms so they take it to places like H&R Block who take 10%. Not bad for 6 minutes worth of work. Then they just can’t wait for the money so they’re willing to pay an extra fee for an on the spot refund. A poor chump like me gets a modest return and then has to file and pay some chick named RITA. Regional income tax. Do you think any of them pay that? Ha! They’ve never heard of it.

    Hogging services? Aside from food, shelter, energy, water, day care, schooling, lawyers and doctors what don’t we pay for??

    As for the man in Memphis. It appears that he was a completely innocent man. But for all that we put up with, it’s hard to have any sympathy.

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  2. Fire Walk With Lee says:
    January 31, 2023 at 9:47 am

    I often hear my melanin enhanced coworker Meechi arguing that black neighborhoods need to be able to take care of problems themselves instead of relying on the po-leece.  Well, this is what that looks like.  If those officers weren’t members of the Memphis Police Force and instead members of the Memphis Soul Patrol or some such thing, a fellow fella would’ve received the same beatdown for something as simple as hitting on the wrong persons little sister or rifling through someones car in the night.  I’ve seen black mob justice meted out in the street before and let’s just say that the punishment almost never fits the crime.

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    1. Webb says:
      February 1, 2023 at 5:04 pm

      A clickbait article came my way on prolific black serial killer, Samuel Little. He callously targeted black women claiming that no one would notice them. Leftists love to pounce on such anecdotes as signs of injustice. But black communities frequently make no secret they won’t collaborate with police… and what will happen then?

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  3. ArminiusMaximus says:
    January 31, 2023 at 11:13 am

    I think AmRen or VDare have shown that two of the cops were hired after two rounds of standards being lowered. Someone showed a news story by Memphis news pleading for more diversity, (blacks only need apply), hiring in the Memphis police. They got what they wanted. They got it the way Malcom X agitated for it – by any means necessary.

    The argument they make for why the cops beat that man to death is effectively, “Black people cannot think. They can only imitate the white man, they can only feel what he has made them to feel.” Pathetic outlook were it confined to the powerless. However, it is being used to get money an exclusive lock on government jobs, and power in every institution.

    We are beaten and disorganized. We could send a very clear message by going on a race wide general strike for two weeks. That would require massive coordination, organization and a sacrifice. It would carry risks of a counter-reaction to massively step up the aggression and pace in carrying out our replacement.

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    1. speedoSanta says:
      January 31, 2023 at 6:02 pm

      Coordination, maybe. But two weeks, sacrifice, risks, not necessarily. What if the whole right of center spectrum from parents who don’t like being treated as terrorists at school board meetings to KKK members,  just turn off their TV’s while the Super Bowl is running. Massive economic damage. Instant, direct results (no voting for a candidate and waiting and hoping he’ll do 1/10 of what he promises). No marching in the streets and getting thrown in jail on trumped-up charges. Hit the bullseye with no collateral damage.

      But it won’t happen. They’ve gotta see that game, and consume every minute, even if there’s a thick overlay of shit on it.

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      1. Bob Roberts says:
        February 1, 2023 at 11:37 am

        I don’t want to miss Tom Brady’s annual retirement announcements.

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  4. Bob Roberts says:
    January 31, 2023 at 2:43 pm

    I’m not so sure that saying blacks can be racist towards other blacks is such a bad thing.
    It opens the door to being able to claim that whites can be racist towards other whites.
    So when white lefties claim that whites are responsible for all the worlds ills whites can cry racism.
    Under the right circumstances, whites could maybe sue other whites for racism.
    This could possibly even put a check on the oversized power enjoyed by a certain group of (((whites))).

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    1. Ewigkeit says:
      February 2, 2023 at 4:49 pm

      The R-word and its attendant sanctimony will never work for us and it is futile to try to subvert it. X are the real Y and all that, on which several very good essays appear in this publication.

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      1. Bob Roberts says:
        February 3, 2023 at 11:08 am

        Trying to change the narratives on racism in the minds of minorities is futile. But, whites have already been repeatedly bludgeoned over the head with the claim that “you’re all racists” and it’s become endemic to the left wing belief system, so half the battle is already won with them.
        If it’s then established in their minds that black people can be racist towards other black people then it’s one small step to say that white people can be racist towards other white people. This has the advantage of also being true.
        Saying that Democrats are the real racists is never going to bring minorities to the Republican party because the target audience knows it’s BS and there is no benefit for them to change.
        However, the target audience for the “whites can be racist against whites” idea can see a very real benefit.

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  5. Vehmgericht says:
    January 31, 2023 at 3:24 pm

    The world’s ‘Climate Refugees’ will soon be demanding from us a ‘Right to Enter’(*) any white European, American or Oceanic territory as equitable restorative reparations for the centuries of iniquity we have visited upon them. Far fetched though this may sound today, it will already have been mooted in elite academia and wargamed by NGOs, with the initial lobbying and public acclimatisation moves hashed out by activists. Celebrity brand ambassadors will have been briefed, ready to be deployed in the wake of the next sufficiently deadly tsunami or typhoon. The headlines write themselves: “Little Rahila: the 6 year old Climate Orphan whose Smile Touched the Hearts of a Nation — and unlocked the Borders of a Continent”

    (*) i.e permission for extended family to settle destination of choice with shipping and accommodation expenses defrayed by the ‘guilty’ white receiving territory.

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  6. Joe Gould says:
    January 31, 2023 at 4:30 pm

    The assumption that big business is racially neutral about where it pollutes is supported only by assumptions about how pure capitalism works. It is possible that big business prefers to inflict pollution, including heat pollution, on Whites. That would fit the general antiwhite pattern of big business behavior, and it would be politically safer than inflicting the same harm on non-Whites.

    The matter has been investigated officially, and reported on by U.S. Commissioner on Civil Rights, University of San Diego Professor of Law, and Instapundit blogger Gail Heriot. The assumption of the commission was that big business was sticking it to non-Whites, but the facts indicated the opposite. The commission ignored the minority report that went with the facts, and the official majority report went with the default assumption of White privilege and non-White victimization.

    Unfortunately Instapundit archives are hard to search, but if you want to check this you know where to look.

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  7. Alexandra O. says:
    January 31, 2023 at 10:49 pm

    Anyone in America can get tax benefits if they choose to study Economics and Finance in college rather than choosing “Social and Racial Justice for Equality” etc.  Money is indeed The Great Levelor’, but it can be mastered by anyone who makes the effort.

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  8. offmyland says:
    February 1, 2023 at 12:30 am

    I don’t see an issue here with the Mainstream Media.

    I want blacks to believe that whites are evil, nasty, slave driving, continent raping, hands off hacking, blood diamond hoarding, crack distributing devils. I want polarization, segregation, repatriation of blacks and other ethnics from the colonial rim of the eurocentric world.

    Get them all back to africa, where they will kill each other in police confrontations, and blame the evil white juju.

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    1. Beau Albrecht says:
      February 3, 2023 at 8:29 pm

      It’s all rhetoric meant to put a guilt trip on us, the end goal of which is for us to open our wallets.  If they really believed they were being oppressed, they’d find another country.

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  9. J Webb says:
    February 1, 2023 at 1:35 pm

    The game of the left is to point out any discrepancy that makes whites look overrepresented. At the same time, they gloss over or ignore the contrary. What are the stats on which groups don’t pay any taxes at all? Which groups use social services the most? The higher taxes of the cities goes to create jobs for which groups… anyone here give high ratings to their nearest US post office branch? When a migrant shows up and speaks no English, who is paying for the interpreters needed for them in government services and hospitals?  The taxes they don’t pay for their under the table jobs? The insurance they don’t have?

    Very big of Jane Fonda to take a strong position. Perhaps she will accept some low income housing in her neighborhood.

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