- Also known as:
- Unknown
- Year:
- 2012
- Predominant Genre:
- Non-fiction
- Best Performances:
- None
- Plot:
- None
- Themes:
- White Fear of Blacks | Compassion | Totalitarianism | Political Correctness | White supremacy
- Similar To (in Plot, Theme & Style):
- Unknown
- Review Format:
- Book
Lynch Law
Although written by someone surprised by White supremacy, this is an excellent book about how Whites continue to maintain a policy of White supremacy despite frequently claiming to have abandoned White supremacy as a cultural practice. Whites have abandoned White supremacy for racial colorblindness: A new form of White supremacy (blind to racism) since it pretends that Whites do not notice the color of anyone’s skin despite all the statistical evidence to the contrary to punish Blacks for thier uppity Civil Rights’ Movement. Racism is OK so long as it can be made invisible to Blacks: Whites have redefiedn Racism to make them appear no longer Racist.
Unable to curtail their own drug addictions, American Whites began a War on Drugs that quickly became a War on Ethnic Minorities, as a means of scapegoating the latter for the cultural and moral failings of the former and for Blacks’ unwillingness to socially integrate with wishful-thinking White supremacists. As White culture declines, Whites wish to increasingly enforce their self-declared racial privileges by any means necessary, since they know that if Whites were targeted by the War on Drugs (the majority of drug users) the political backlash from Whites would end the War.
Police are given discretion over issues such as Stop & Frisk allowing them free rein to act on the basis of the racial stereotypes seen in the White Media (eg, most drug abusers are Black) without fear that anyone can label them racist. Overt Individual racism is thus replaced by covert Institutional Racism; the White goal being to legally treat Blacks as second-class citizens while hopefully avoiding the label: “Racist”. Politically-Correct Racism, if you will. A related fear here is that Whites would not want too much justice and are willing to accept discrimination so long as it benefits them.
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