“Are white people genetically predisposed to burn faster in the sun, thus logically being only fit to live underground like groveling goblins.”
“Oh man, it’s kind of sick how much joy I get out of being cruel to old white men.”
No less than 33,652 Americans, almost all white males, died in the Korean War, defending Jeong’s ancestral country from being overrun by Communism and enabling her parents subsequently to immigrate here (Point of information: my own grandparents met during the Korean War, both officers of the U.S. Army.)
How close are we to Jeong’s anti-white mindset being enshrined into law and dictating legal proceedings in US courts?
Terrifying close, sadly.
Lawyers are already arguing in courts about white privilege being the motive behind their non-white clients’ murderous actions — even when directed against the very World War II veterans who fought fascism.
Thus a black career criminal was sentenced to jail in April for murdering a 95-year-old white World War II veteran — beaten to death with a flashlight and a clock later pawned for $22.50. The defense lawyer, a white woman named Caroline Durham, literally argued that white privilege was a catalyst for the homicide.
Albert Loehlein made wine from grapes grown in his backyard in Anoka, logged his own trees for the fireplace and made rugs with his mother’s loom set up in the basement.
At 95, he could barely see or hear, but wished to live independently in the home he bought in 1945. It was there that he and his wife, Hannah, raised six children.
Loehlein cared for Hannah there as she succumbed to cancer several years ago…
Isaiah M. Thomas lived six blocks away. Over Thanksgiving weekend in 2016, Thomas crept into the WWII veteran’s home, beat him to death with a flashlight and a clock that he pawned for $22.50. On Monday, he was sentenced to life in prison, with a chance of parole after 30 years.
Loehlein’s children urged the court to lock Thomas away for life. Thomas and his attorney, Caroline Durham, argued that prejudice had unfairly burdened Thomas his whole life. Thomas is black. Loehlein was white.
"I apologize in all honesty and sincerity," Thomas said before launching into a five-minute speech about poverty and discrimination…
[Defense attorney Caroline] Durham asked the court and those in attendance to reflect on Thomas' experience as a black man.
"Did they think, 'There’s one of my neighbors?' " she said of Thomas' life in Anoka.
"If we as a society fail to embrace the day-to-day that he has lived, then we have failed as a society."
And here’s the absolute horrifying reality of 2018 America — Sarah Jeong’s America: Loehlein isn’t the only white World War II veteran murdered by a black individual recently:
All of these men where white World World II veterans. They were all murdered by blacks.
Sarah Jeong is on The New York Times editorial board even though she Tweeted about the joy she gets out of being “cruel to old white men.” Is this the kind of cruelty she meant?
How far are we away from courts automatically accepting this “white privilege” defense as a legitimate reason for a black individual murdering a white person?
It would be unwise to categorize this type of thinking as rare. The anti-white mindset far more mainstream than most wish to admit. It has penetrated every level of power in private and public life.
