Posted on 03/30/2012 6:49:53 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
There is no benefit for blacks, who, in the event of rioting on their turf will burn out more neighborhoods. No pity for that. Riot on someone else's property, expect bloodshed and resistance, and in the event of an all out race-war, heavy casualties.
People are pissed off, and some (think they) are ready.
That scenario, however doesn't solve any problems, doesn't fix the economy, and doesn't benefit anyone, really, at least not likely combatants. In fact, quite the opposite.
So who benefits?
The present regime would have an unparalleled opportunity to (especially in light of recent EOs) sieze virtually anything it deemed worthwhile, displace people (for their safety, natch--FEMA camps), and consolidate further the power which it has already usurped.
This is the gateway to total control of all assets, private and corporate. The 'race war' is being ginned up as the equivalent of a Reichstag Fire, and a segment of the population is being convinced that somehow they will 'come out on top'.
And to think McVeigh was villified for having allegedly read the Turner Diaries, but this is being presented as Okay if it is some sort of 'reparation' against people who had nothing to do with events of 150 years ago.
The only divide I’m seeing over this incident is between the screwballs who are ready to skin Zimmerman alive and the rational people who want to let our justice system do its job.
A citizen has the right to check out a suspicious or unknown person in his neighborhood. Please explain how it is a crime or a provocation to do so.
I have been on both ends of this, checking out and being checked out. Being sane and not a thug, I didn’t attack the fellow asking what I was doing, I just told him, within the limits of what was his legitimate interest. We both said have a nice day. No one was killed. I didn’t punch him in the nose for his temerity.
See how well that works.
Sympathy for trayvon was universal?
Uh....no. he deserved whst he got.
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