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The Worst Week Yet:
January 22-28, 2023

Jim Goad

Vera Lidell has been charged with a peculiarly black crime: stealing $1.5 million in chicken wings from a Chicago-area school.

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Black Motorist Charged with Plowing into White Bicyclist, Then Stabbing Him to Death While Muttering Somethin’-Somethin’ ’bout “White Privilege”

Would your average bushman of the Kalahari, languidly nibbling on a mud-and-cow-dung pie while swatting at tsetse flies and hoping to reach the tender old age of 25, consider it a privilege to be driving a white Lexus down Pacific Coast Highway in Southern California?

I’m not even a bushman of the Kalahari, much less an average one, and I’d consider it a privilege to be driving any car that was made in the same decade that I was driving it.

If we raise black people from birth to resent and blame whites for all their problems, is it any surprise that they will occasionally stab to death anyone who dares to impede their vehicular progress?

Last Wednesday afternoon in the Southern California coastal town of Dana Point, a 39-year-old black man, in the course of impatiently running a red light like those with poor impulse control are wont to do, allegedly plowed his white Lexus into a 58-year-old white bicyclist. Ring camera video from a nearby house shows the victim as he flies into the air. Then, apparently dissatisfied that he hadn’t killed him, the driver turned around, came back, got out of his car, and stabbed the bicyclist to death.

I realize that bicyclists can be annoying, but this seems like overkill to me.

The bicyclist, Robert John Mammone, was a physician who worked at a hospital located less than a mile from where he was killed.

A press release from the Orange County Sheriff’s Department describes the incident thusly:

DANA POINT, Ca. (Feb. 2, 2023): At 3:02 p.m. on Feb. 1, 2023, Orange County Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to the intersection of Pacific Coast Highway and Crown Valley Parkway reference a traffic collision and an assault. Upon arrival, deputies found Michael John Mammone, 58, a cyclist, lying in the intersection suffering from severe injuries. Mammone was transported to the hospital where he was pronounced deceased.

Mammone was riding a bicycle facing northbound on PCH when he was struck from behind by the suspect vehicle. The driver of the vehicle, Vanroy Evan Smith, 39, from Long Beach, exited his vehicle and assaulted Mammone with a knife. When deputies arrived, Smith was being detained by bystanders and was taken into custody. He was later booked into the Orange County Jail on suspicion of murder. A knife believed to be used in the assault was recovered at the scene.

As with the Darrell Brooks case, many reports said that it was the car, rather than the driver, that plowed through the victim.

Details about the incident are still murky. CBS News reported that “Witnesses also claimed Smith was holding a BB gun when he first approached Mammone.” A local ABC affiliate said that an unnamed neighbor reported hearing a gunshot as well as Smith shouting racial slurs and something about “white privilege.”

The alleged murderer, Vanroy Evan Smith, was apparently a very religious man. In case you were unaware, blacks are far more religious than whites are, just like women are more religious than men.

Smith had written on Facebook about his admiration for the supremely black and incomparably stupid religion of Rastafarianism. Like every black person, Smith’s favorite topic was being a black person. He once wrote:

It’s a bit of inner reasoning I thought worth sharing. The actual color white shows a clearer surface, but reflects, or we could say, rejects the sun; while the color black conceals surface appearances, but absorbs/accepts the sun. I know people referred to as black where their deeds are dark/conceiled [sic]; while others good deeds radiates like a bright light. I also know people who are considered white; some dark, and others shine bright.

Sounds like a Grade-A dummy.

Being hit by a reckless driver who then stabs me to death is not a privilege, at least not where I come from.

Does Peggy McIntosh, author of the 1989 essay “White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack” have rivers of invisible blood on her hands?

And am I the only one who liked black Americans better when they were more obedient?

You Don’t Know Shit from Shaynella: Chicago Woman Who was Out on Bail for Alleged Stabbing Gets Arrested for Four More Stabbings

While we’re on the subject of stabby blacks, Shaynella Williams is a 37-year-old Chicago Negress who lives with her mom and two teenaged children, all of whom I’m sure are extremely proud of her. Besides the fact that her soppy and matted vagina produced two children who may soon become wards of the state, Ms. Shaynella appears to have led a profoundly unproductive life.

Last July, Williams was arrested and charged for a June 18 incident in Chicago’s Bucktown neighborhood where she allegedly ran up to a woman who was walking home from the beach, feigned bumping into her, and then slashed her with a knife in the arm, requiring 13 stitches. Despite the crime’s random, egregious, and entirely unprovoked nature, a Chicago judge allowed Williams to walk free after posting $2,000 bail. Illinois requires only 10% of the bail’s amount to be posted, so Williams sprung loose from her cage after forking over a mere $200.

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Shaynella bailed out, only to proceed to commit more Shay-no-nos just like a typical Shaynegro.

Williams has been arrested again for a series of alleged incidents on the afternoon of January 8 where she randomly stabbed four more people. In the first, she parked her red Kia outside a McDonald’s on North Cicero Avenue, entered the dining establishment, and plunged her knife into the back of one elderly person who’d been eating with a spouse and two grandchildren. Williams then attempted to stab the other grandparent in the head with a knife before leaving the McDonald’s. About 20 minutes later, she was allegedly spotted on surveillance cameras stabbing a woman in the leg “as the victim carried a large plant down the street.” A few moments later, she was allegedly spotted stabbing yet another woman in the back.

Despite the fact that stabbing even one person, much less two, in the back would qualify as attempted murder in most sane jurisdictions, Shaynella has only been charged with two counts of aggravated battery, causing great bodily harm to victims over the age of 60 and three counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon.

This time, though, the judge — the same judge who let her go free on $2,000 bail for last summer’s stabbing — has decided to get tough. With a total of five stabbings in the docket, the judge is now demanding that Williams fork over an astronomical $20,000 bail if she hopes to evade jail before trial this time around. In short, that’s $2,000 total — a mere $500 per new stabbing victim.

Life is cheap in Chicago these days.

Side by side, here are Miz Shaynella’s mugshots from the 2022 and 2023 incidents. Is it racist to say she looks dumb, diffident, and smelly in both pictures? What are we to do with the world’s Shaynellas? Perhaps we should place her on an island with Vanroy Evan Smith and let them stab it out? Maybe we should even make a reality show out of it? I’d watch it. Hell, I’d write and direct it.

Chicago-Area Black Woman Accused of Stealing $1.5 Million in Chicken Wings from School District

Why is it considered hurtful and demeaning to allege that black people enjoy eating chicken? There are far worse things you can claim about black people than to say they like chicken. Far worse. Do we even want to get into it? Are you trying to tell me that enjoying the occasional spicy buffalo wing is worse than rape? At the moment, I can’t think of anything more flattering to say about blacks than to imply that they enjoy nibbling on poultry.

Apparently the chicken-eatin’ stereotype emerged due to the fact that the squawking domesticated junglefowl are relatively cheap and easy to feed, whereas blacks are relatively poor and eager to eat. The stereotype was forever cemented in the American consciousness due to a scene in 1915’s The Birth of a Nation depicting a crazed black Republican Congressman during Reconstruction wantonly gobbling on a chicken leg.

Vera Lidell is an extremely dark woman. Based on her Cook County mugshot, she appears to be one giant coal-black blotch. If you put her in a police lineup against a lump of coal, I would be unable to tell the difference. The 66-year-old, who became Director of Food Services for Harvey School District 152 in July 2020, has been arrested and charged with pilfering a whopping $1.5 million dollars’ worth of food — “primarily chicken wings” — over the next 19 months from Gordon Food Service, the district’s main supplier. She allegedly used one of the school district’s cargo vans to pick up at least 11,000 cases of chicken wings. Employees at Gordon said they eventually came to recognize Williams “due to the massive amount of chicken wings she would purchase.”

The alleged poultry-pilferer was nabbed after a routine audit found that the school had exceeded its annual budget by $300,000 only halfway through the fiscal year as a result of Lidell’s chicken-hoarding.

According to a statement by prosecutors:

The massive fraud began at the height of COVID during a time when students were not allowed to be physically present in school. Even though the children were learning remotely, the school district continued to provide meals for the students that their families could pick up. . . . The food was never brought to the school or provided to the students. . . . Upon closer review, [someone] discovered individual invoices signed by Liddell for massive quantities of chicken wings, an item that was never served to students because they contain bones.

Where did all those chicken wings go? Did Williams eat them all? Did she selflessly distribute them to needy families in Chicago’s blighted sectors? Did she cynically sell them for filthy lucre to the Windy City’s endless string of low-rent fried-chicken establishments?

Just as we should have picked our own cotton, we never should have allowed chickens to cross over into Africa. Nothing good has ever come from dealing with the Dark Continent.

Ohio Homeschooling Couple Catches Heat for Aiming to Turn Children into “Wonderful Nazis”

Nazis get a bad rap. Anyone who denies this either doesn’t understand how wars and history work, or they’re too frightened to admit how such things work. To hear people talk about it these days, you’d wind up thinking that the Nazis were the bad guys in the Second World War.

Ideally, the state should have no role in educating children, because such “education” would consist of nothing more but propaganda about how wonderful the state is.

In the perfectly wonderful and completely autistic world of my dreams, proper education would consist of pure facts with no moralistic shellac applied. You should teach children the facts about math, reading, history, religion, beekeeping, and every other discipline. What you should not teach them is how to feel about such things, because feelings are anti-intellectual and best confined to women’s emotional support groups.

A recently concluded investigation by a group of “anti-fascist researchers” who call themselves the Anonymous Comrades Collective unveiled the identities of an Ohio couple who’d run something called “Dissident Homeschool” that at one point had over 2,300 subscribers on Telegram. Although they’d postured online as “Mr. and Mrs. Saxon,” they are in real life Katja and Logan Lawrence of Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Ms. Lawrence once told a podcast called Achtung! Amerikaner that her homeschooling program was designed to transform your average white child into a “wonderful Nazi.”

Study lessons include learning math by studying IQ differences among the races and calculating the relative safety of an area by its crime statistics.

Naturally, the Dissident Homeschool is now facing vehement condemnations from every possible Ohio politician that reporters have bothered to contact. The state’s Department of Education has also launched an “investigation” into the school.

Apparently it’s much less hateful and damaging to indoctrinate white children into believing their ancestors were innately evil, which is what every publicly-funded school in the country does these days.

But if you’re going to be a Nazi, wouldn’t it be better to be a wonderful one than an abysmal one, or even a nondescript one? Is there anything worse than a milquetoast Nazi? Even an abysmal Nazi is more admirable than a boring one.

Jim Goad

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44 comments

  1. HonkyKong says:
    February 6, 2023 at 6:08 am

    I know where that vehicular murderer halfwit’s ludicrous light/dark skin-reflecting musings come from:

    https://www.moviemaker.com/dave-chappelle-dolemite-is-my-name-wesley-snipes-reflect-light/

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  2. J Webb says:
    February 6, 2023 at 6:47 am

    Mr. Goad discusses facts and objectivity in this and prior columns. These ideas are behind the times as we all know. Removing all doubt of the way things are headed, heres a recent headline from the Washington Post. Incredibly enough, it comes from a journalism professor.

    “Newsrooms that move beyond ‘objectivity’ can build trust”

    https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/journalist-pushes-activism-over-objectivity

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    1. Enoch Powell says:
      February 6, 2023 at 7:49 am

      I never cease to be amazed how this formerly wonderful country can be home to so much human vermin. And then there still the negroids.

      94% of our white population approve of whites marrying these awful creatures, the north american pavement ape, that Jim regularly reports on.

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  3. VEL says:
    February 6, 2023 at 7:14 am

    “Apparently the chicken-eatin’ stereotype emerged due to the fact that the squawking domesticated junglefowl are relatively cheap and easy to feed, whereas blacks are relatively poor and eager to eat.”

    I always assumed it was just another aspect of Thomas Sewell’s black redneck hypothesis, i.e. not really black at all, but rather an aspect of Southern culture that got transplanted North with blacks during successive waves of ‘Great Migrations’.

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  4. Franklin Ryckaert says:
    February 6, 2023 at 7:48 am

    When a white man commits a murder citing “the great replacement”, those who spread that idea are held responsible. So when a black man commits a murder citing “white privilege¨, why not hold those who spread that idea responsible? That is about the whole Jewish controlled media-and-education complex, of course.

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  5. Fred C. Dobbs says:
    February 6, 2023 at 9:14 am

    It’s worth noting that Upper Sandusky is the city where a Somali immigrant decapitated a newlyweded white girl at a Family Dollar store. I’m guessing enrollment at the dissident school surged after that incident.

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  6. James J. O'Meara says:
    February 6, 2023 at 9:40 am

    “In the perfectly wonderful and completely autistic world of my dreams, proper education would consist of pure facts with no moralistic shellac applied. You should teach children the facts about math, reading, history, religion, beekeeping, and every other discipline. What you should not teach them is how to feel about such things, because feelings are anti-intellectual and best confined to women’s emotional support groups.”

    This was indeed Schopenhauer’s suggestion (or, being Schopenhauer, his demand), although his concern was less about morality than not having children’s head filled with nonsense and dreams, which they would have to spend considerable time unlearning when they got out into the real world. Christianity, of course, which he saw being implanted in children’s minds so as to make it irremovable in later years, despite its irrationality. But also legends, novels, poems, etc. All would be strictly forbidden, in or out of school. Perhaps some practical, improving texts like Ben Franklin’s autobiography (his actual example) might be allowed. Adults were allowed more leeway, since they could handle fiction on the basis of a solid grounding in facts and reality; in fact, he recommended 4 novels: Don Quixote, Tristram Shandy, Wilhem Meister’s Apprenticeship and Rousseau’s Emile, precisely because they taught that, as Calderon said, Life is a Dream.

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  7. Fire Walk With Lee says:
    February 6, 2023 at 9:50 am

    Given the choice between the “dissident homeschool” and what passes for education in the public school system these days,(https://twitter.com/MarkACollett/status/1621422240037482502) I’d go with the former for my children.

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    1. Jim Goad says:
      February 6, 2023 at 10:30 am

      Collett didn’t do his homework on that one. I was going to include that story this week, but the first few seconds of the video on this page show the mother of that “small white girl.” She looks mostly black and maybe a little bit Hispanic.

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      1. Fire Walk With Lee says:
        February 6, 2023 at 11:42 am

        I saw that as well.  I’m terrified of the hard lessons my two little girls will most likely have to face someday, but if ANY child does something like that to either one of them I will probably end up facing murder charges for breaking the little bastards neck.

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        1. James Kirkpatrick says:
          February 6, 2023 at 1:05 pm

          If I ever see you do it, I didn’t see a thing.

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      2. Antipodean says:
        February 6, 2023 at 9:42 pm

        She looks to me like a quite dark subcontinental. I don’t understand how a child of hers could be so pale, even if the sire were translucent. Maybe a foster child?

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    2. J Webb says:
      February 7, 2023 at 1:16 pm

      There are so many issues one can choose to support. Stemming illegal immigration, woke propaganda, racial preferences and quotas, anti-white speech…  And yet another organization opts to say Hitler and the Nazis were nice guys… what a surprise, the whole media conversation becomes about that instead of the issues. Same thing over and over with the same results. Are we whites not so clever? Isn’t a curriculum that espouses good grades, good values, and the basics and classics a good selling point? When some woke media hounds demand to see where the section on gender fluidity is, you politely say our priority is coding, surface areas of polygons, Shakespeare and Dickinson.

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  8. Shift says:
    February 6, 2023 at 10:47 am

    “Let’s bring a bunch of ignorant savages from Africa over here to pick our cotton.  What could go wrong?”

    “If slavery is abolished, we’ll treat them like shit and they’ll go live with the Yankees who love them so much.”

    You have to admit, they thought it through.

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    1. James Kirkpatrick says:
      February 6, 2023 at 1:18 pm

      Definitely one of history’s greatest botch jobs.

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      1. Shift says:
        February 6, 2023 at 2:24 pm

        What’s that old joke?  Abe Lincoln after tying one on the night before:

        “I freed the what?!”

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        1. James Kirkpatrick says:
          February 6, 2023 at 2:34 pm

          Lol!

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        2. Fire Walk With Lee says:
          February 6, 2023 at 8:26 pm

          You made me recall this from Delirious…

          https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rtt9daBt1RQ

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    2. nineofclubs says:
      February 7, 2023 at 1:17 pm

      Long before its terminal decline into bourgeois liberal globalism, the Australian Labor Party opposed ‘blackbirding’; the practice of bringing indentured labour from the Pacific Islands to cut sugar cane.

      ALP representatives routinely cited the problems-to-come in the southern states of America as an object warning against importing an easily exploited coloured workforce.

      Of course, today the ALP supports the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme; state sponsored black-birding under a new name.

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    3. heymrguda says:
      February 7, 2023 at 1:43 pm

      Nicely put, mr. shift.  The Yankees didn’t bring the slaves over, nor did Lincoln or the abolitionists.  The southern aristocracy did.  When slavery ended, by force or otherwise, the entire country would have to pay the bill for a problem the south created. Put the blame where it belongs.

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      1. Bob Roberts says:
        February 8, 2023 at 9:26 pm

        “The Yankees didn’t bring the slaves over…”

        That’s simply not true. Not only did Yankee aristocrats import slaves to sell to southern plantation owners, many Yankee aristocrats owned shares in those southern plantations and they themselves even held slaves in the north. In 1770 3% of the population of New England and 6% of the mid-Atlantic colonies were slaves.

        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slavery_in_the_United_States

        New York City had a slave revolt in 1712. Then they had a slave Insurrection in 1741, at a time when a fifth of the total population of NYC were slaves.

        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_Conspiracy_of_1741#Background

        As time went on, the Yankee aristocrats became content to leave slavery largely to the south and just take a cut of the action. After the civil war the south became a convenient scapegoat for the ills of slavery and history is written by the winners (Often with the collaboration of the losers). The aristocrats from both north and south have constructed an image in our modern minds of a villain who resembles a poor white southerner to take the blame for all the crimes that the aristocrats committed and prospered from.

        Yes, West Virginia, the Yankees did bring the slaves over.

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      2. Jim Goad says:
        February 9, 2023 at 5:47 am

        “Put the blame where it belongs.”

        OK, I’ll start by blaming Rhode Islanders for controlling half of the maritime slave trade. Where on Earth did you get the idea that “the Yankees didn’t bring the slaves over”? The Yankees absolutely dominated the “bringing the slaves over” part. The only reason they didn’t dominate the plantation economy was that it’s too freaking cold to profitably grow cotton in New England. It had nothing to do with any imagined virtue. So instead of growing cotton, they worked five-year-old white children to death in New England factories.

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      3. Shift says:
        February 9, 2023 at 7:47 am

        Said The Yankees, post-slavery: “Oops.”

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  9. Bob Roberts says:
    February 6, 2023 at 11:20 am

    “Perhaps we should place her on an island with Vanroy Evan Smith and let them stab it out?”

    In a Don LaFontaine voice:

    One man.
    One woman.
    Two knives…
    Love-Stab Island.
    If they live, they just might find love…

    I’d watch it.

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  10. Emmett White says:
    February 6, 2023 at 12:32 pm

    I was struck by parents letting their children listen to programing pop songs by illuminists they play on YouTube. What happened to those people concerned about subliminal messaging and satanic cults in the 80s? I guess they all became Q-Anoners. I guess that’s easier than acknowledging that evil is sometimes quite potent and while the milquetoast good vastly outnumber the truly wicked, darkness nonetheless threatens to obscure everything. To everything that threatens the white race, which I believe is a manifestation of the very godhead itself, I am opposed. That includes intelligence agencies, and occultist entertainers, and satanists in general. To all pornographers and activist jurists and to subversive teachers. And to the drug peddlers. Basically, if at all possible keep your children out of public schools, and at least an hours drive to the nearest city.

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  11. JC says:
    February 6, 2023 at 1:55 pm

    This was excellent. I laughed heartily. You have now completely supplanted P.J. O’Rourke in my esteem. And he was pretty funny.

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  12. Euro-American says:
    February 6, 2023 at 4:49 pm

    I’ve increasingly come to the conclusion that this is not a country anymore, if it ever was, and it certainly isn’t worth defending anymore. I don’t care who immigrates here or to Canada, Australia etc anymore, as long as these anti-whites are vectored away from Europe.

    As far as I’m concerned these former colonial outposts are just repositories for the eventual great migration back to Europe of the white diaspora.

    All of these stupid ideologies like ‘democracy’ and ‘capitalism’ (whatever that even means anymore) have clearly expired within the last few years once we crossed the diversity threshold and are just used to funnel more nonwhites into our homelands.

    We need to decouple blood from soil and get American Cuckservatives to think about ‘America’ as a nation rather than a country. But I see lots of progress from the younger work-shy crowd. Race is just as divisive for the kids today. I think the rate of miscegenation is far behind schedule.

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    1. Antipodean says:
      February 6, 2023 at 9:56 pm

      There is no reason to give up on territory which represents well more than half of the fertile  land available to our people, and which was seized in an inevitable historical process. To quit the field for a Europe depleted of natural resources would only invite further persecution.

      We have a moral right and an obligation to our ancestors to occupy these lands and to defend them to our utmost ability.

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      1. Leroy Patterson says:
        February 7, 2023 at 5:25 am

        i mean, if we can get loose from the parasites for a little while and build civilization (as we do, how stereotypically white), make advancements while they fall into decay, we will doubtless have the ability to retake everything — the only question then as now will be if we have the will

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    2. Enoch Powell says:
      February 8, 2023 at 8:16 am

      I think the rate of miscegenation is far behind schedule.”

      I don’t know what the schedule is you refer to but my research shows that in the 1950s approx 3% of married couples were of mixed race; it is now in excess of 20%.
      Approval of whites marrying blacks, by whites, during that same period has risen from 4% to 94%.
      Add in the vast amount of mudsharks, that have sadly not yet made it into the mudshark mortuary, who breed with multiple Afro Negris Americanis without the inconvenience of marriage and I would argue the rate of miscegenation is constantly accelerating.

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  13. Walter E. Kurtz says:
    February 6, 2023 at 5:21 pm

    Watch how quickly the bicycle doctor stabbing drops off the media’s radar as it doesn’t fit any social justice agenda.  Look how quickly the Memphis cop beat down story dropped.  Or the elderly Asian mass shooting stories.  The media can’t find a racial angle that fits an agenda so moves on.

    Contrast the viciousness of the Memphis cop beat down to Derek Chauvin.  It’s an unwritten rule if you run from the cops they are allowed two haymakers and one kick to the head.  Those Memphis cops went a bit too far but can be excused for being caught up in the moment.  Comparatively, Derek Chauvin is only 5 ft 9 inches and was trying to gently control a gorilla hopped up with enough pharmaceuticals to make a draft horse dizzy.  And Derek ends up looking like the jerk by the media.  Seems like some double standards.

    Look how quickly the Colorado Springs gay nightclub shooting story faded once it was revealed the shooter turned out to be a Cornhole Conquistador himself, hence no “hate crime” angle.

    There’s always the predictable obligatory sissy gun control whining where the lefties try to railroad through nonsensical laws, then that fades after a short period because deep down everyone knows guns are cool.

    But maybe laws DO work.  California has outlawed nunchucks and nunchuck mass beatings are non-existent in the state.  Likewise with butterfly knives and ninja stars…ALL illegal in the Golden State.  Presuming the knife used in stabbing the doctor was NOT a butterfly knife.  Moreover, there has been ZERO drive-by ninja star attacks since ninja stars have been outlawed in California.

    The Nazi homeschooling story is interesting.  While it is generally accepted the absolute worse ideology of the Nazis was their stance against capitalism, they DID have the coolest looking uniforms so really it’s a wash now that enough time has passed to look at it objectively.  Those Ohioans need to be a bit more open-minded.

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  14. T Steuben says:
    February 6, 2023 at 6:57 pm

    The RINO Orange County DA Todd Spitzer was soft on the black woman who ran her car into a stop the steal protest. If he presses hate crime charges for the Dana Point attack it will only be after the people press him on it.

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  15. Beau Albrecht says:
    February 6, 2023 at 8:07 pm

    Q:  Why did chickens cross over into Africa?

    A:  To get to the other continent.

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    1. Bob Roberts says:
      February 6, 2023 at 10:03 pm

      They wanted to feel smart.

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    2. Shift says:
      February 7, 2023 at 9:56 am

      They wanted to get away from waffles?

      https://www.foxnews.com/us/new-york-school-food-vendor-apologize-serving-chicken-waffles-first-day-black-history-month

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      1. Bob Roberts says:
        February 7, 2023 at 1:18 pm

        Chicken and waffles sounds horrible but I wouldn’t mind trying that watermelon dessert.

        I imagine them blasting this song in the kitchen when they were preparing the feast:

        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oALzpoQnT8

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        1. Shift says:
          February 7, 2023 at 2:20 pm

          Hate music.  And on Eartha Kitt Day, no less.

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        2. Fire Walk With Lee says:
          February 7, 2023 at 3:36 pm

          I found this Joe Tex single digging through a room full of 45s years ago and it’s something else.  Back when racial stereotypes in music were acceptable.

          https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BEc8ORJuo8s

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          1. Shift says:
            February 8, 2023 at 10:35 am

            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XetJMlt3-l4

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  16. LongTimeReaderFirstTimePoster says:
    February 7, 2023 at 8:45 am

    Goad, you misgendered Shaynella. She’s a Shaynegress not a Shaynegro.

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    1. Shift says:
      February 7, 2023 at 2:28 pm

      Shaynella Shaynella bo baynella fee fi fo faynella…

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  17. Ewigkeit says:
    February 8, 2023 at 9:24 am

    In many countries, including Germany, which has a larger population than all of Scandinavia combined.

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  18. David Cavall says:
    February 11, 2023 at 6:43 am

    Jim Goad always writes with the perfect mix of truth, sarcasm and humor.

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  19. Morshu says:
    March 2, 2023 at 11:35 am

    Fried chicken + watermelon + jamba juice = sterilized and engineered black people.

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