[demshateGod]

I’ve been predicting this.

[Viennacon]

This is scare-mongering. The KKK are a fringe group. The Black Panthers however.... THEY RUN THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE!

[lee martell]

Don’t be surprised years from now, when a book comes out saying that “Ironically, the KKK resurgence was ‘quite well funded by sources close to this Adminstration’s biggest donors! Property agreements and Legal Advisers were even provided to them, free of charge. No one understood it, and after a while, no one even questioned the support. “, said the author while on Fox and Friends.

[Jabba the Nutt]

The Democrats have been promoting racial identity politics for decades. Then in the mid-60's they switched from supporting White Racism to supporting Black (and later Hispanic) racism. Since that time, it's been forbidden for Whites to organize by race. I remember in the 70's, a few attempts to start White Student Unions alongside Black Student Unions in the colleges. They were suppressed.

In the past decade, we've seen the movement about "White Privilege" with brainwashed White Students out there apologizing for being White. No solution to being White was offered, though John Boehner seems to have that problem licked.

Now, it's been easy to predict that a White Backlash would at some point arrive on the scene. The question has always been 'when?'. What would the tipping point be? Is Ferguson that tipping point? I argue that Ferguson did affect the election causing more Whites to vote Republican, as more Whites have clearly seen that the Democrat Party has determined that Whites are the enemy and everyone knows, the Democrats and explicitly, Obola punish their enemies.

Racial politics are stupid and despicable and a way for politicians to distract people, while lining their own pockets in corrupt ways. But at some point, you cannot have one-sided racial politics. The demonized side will at some point respond.

Is Ferguson that tipping point? I don't see that nationally, but perhaps locals, at least on a small scale that could expand rapidly, if events encourage that.