Posted on Nov 20, 2021
There's nothing more frightening in America today than an angry White man
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What is the value for CNN and the media to keep making the white man the most evil person in the world? All the people upset about the Rittenhouse verdict need to learn the most hate and most death is against people that look like them. The French and English killed each other for generations and then the Germans got involved and took it to new heights. Japan killed more Asians during WWII than whites, blacks sold other blacks in Africa to slavery, we know about Chicago's violence, and Rittenhouse's attackers, all white. Mexican cartels don't cross the border and kill white people, their victims are largely other Mexicans. This is nothing new and hating on white people will not solve POC problems.
There's nothing more frightening in America today than an angry White man
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There's nothing more frightening in America today than any man coming at you with a loaded semi automatic rifle wearing an army coat with all the pockets stuffed with fully packed 30 round clips.
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MAJ Byron Oyler
..."The US' legacy of White male violence
I'm not suggesting we start racially profiling White men. The vast majority of White men are no menace to society.
Countless White men swallowed tear gas and braved rubber bullets while marching with demonstrators during last year's protests over the murder of George Floyd. Plenty of White men -- like the Rev. James Reeb, a White Unitarian minister -- died for Black people during the civil rights movement.
There is nothing inherently violent about White men, or any human being.
But recent events have convinced me it's time to put another character on trial: A vision of White masculinity that allows some White men to feel as if they "can rule and brutalize without consequence."
This angry White man has been a major character throughout US history. He gave the country slavery, the slaughter of Native Americans, and Jim Crow laws. His anger also helped fuel the January 6 insurrection at the Capitol.
It's this angry White man -- not the Black or brown man you see approaching on the street at night -- who poses the most dangerous threat to democracy in America.
That's a sweeping claim. But these trials represent something bigger than questions of individual guilt or innocence. They offer a disturbing vision of the future, and a choice about what kind of country we want to live in."...
..."The US' legacy of White male violence
I'm not suggesting we start racially profiling White men. The vast majority of White men are no menace to society.
Countless White men swallowed tear gas and braved rubber bullets while marching with demonstrators during last year's protests over the murder of George Floyd. Plenty of White men -- like the Rev. James Reeb, a White Unitarian minister -- died for Black people during the civil rights movement.
There is nothing inherently violent about White men, or any human being.
But recent events have convinced me it's time to put another character on trial: A vision of White masculinity that allows some White men to feel as if they "can rule and brutalize without consequence."
This angry White man has been a major character throughout US history. He gave the country slavery, the slaughter of Native Americans, and Jim Crow laws. His anger also helped fuel the January 6 insurrection at the Capitol.
It's this angry White man -- not the Black or brown man you see approaching on the street at night -- who poses the most dangerous threat to democracy in America.
That's a sweeping claim. But these trials represent something bigger than questions of individual guilt or innocence. They offer a disturbing vision of the future, and a choice about what kind of country we want to live in."...
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