Eric “my people” Holder openly stated in testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee in June of 2009, that White Americans are NOT protected by federal hate crime laws when they are victims of racially motivated violence. And he has ignored the thousands of racially motivated black on white violent attacks since then that he would have considered to be hate crimes if the races were reversed.
But he is right about one thing, although in a way opposite of the way he meant. We are a nation of cowards, especially the Republican in Congress who are afraid to call him on his corrupt double standard in administering the law.
It would be a winning issue for any Republican who raised the issue and stayed on message despite the tidal wave of slander and vilification that would assault him from the racist left. Millions of white Americans are aware of this onslaught of black on white violence. Their kids see it in the schools, their neighbors see it on the streets, and in their homes. They would be galvanized by a politician of courage who forcibly spoke out against this racist double standard and didnt back down.
The facts are out there. All he would have to do is cite case after case of black on white racially motivated violence and couple that with Holders testimony before the Senate committee and his inaction in prosecuting black on white hate crimes.
It is a winning issue that Holder has handed to the Republicans on a silver platter. But they dont have the guts to speak out against this racist double standard.
Even black schoolkids are wise to what is going on .... one of them was quoted in a TV newsclip about race riots in a high school a couple of months ago. The way she put it was, she had to sympathize somewhat with the white students because "these people are being 'niggerized', and they know it." </language>
Obama wants to establish a minoritarian, antimajoritarian racist regime of his own, and only the wilfully purblind say it ain't so, now.