Latest double hate crime victim, a 76 year old Christian European-American woman robbed and attacked inside St. Cecilia’s Cathedral in Omaha, NE by African-Americans “playing the knock out game”.
Aggravated robbery, aggravated assault on an elderly person, hate crime for attacking a Christian inside a church, hate crime for assaulting someone of another race, nah . . . as Barry O would say this is just a random robbery/act of violence. Victim was white so no need to get the DOJ/FBI Civil Rights Stassi involved.
It’s only a “hate crime” when a non-white Democrat voter is attacked by a white Republican voter. Everything else is “random and really definitely not a hate crime, no sirree.”
Is it just me or does it seem like a low intensity “race war” is already going on?
It kinda reminds me of that. I’m sure that lady forgives those two because of her value systems. But it would be lost on them, they’d just think they got away with it.
A couple of years ago I found three “yutes” looking to do mischief on a weekday in my church. When they saw me come in they lit out. The PD found them and rousted them. Probably accomplished nothing other than making them more careful.
One of these days we’ll be doing visible security like synagogues for the same reasons.
One of these days, mainstream America is going to have to come to terms with the fact that there are violent racist minority groups every bit as predatory and vicious as skinheads in the 90s and klan factions in the 80s.
Of course I don’t think it will be the Southern Poverty Law Center who draws attention to them. I also don’t think there will be the same organized targeting of these violently racist individuals as was seen with skinhead groups in the late 80s.
Places of worship are soft targets as their doors are unlocked and anyone and everyone is welcome with open arms. After the Wedgewood Baptist Church shooting in '99 many churches in the area started security protocols. CCW by members with CHL and or off-duty LEOs, patrolling parking lots with radios during services, etc. And of course the SC church shooting bears to mind as well. I think churches across the country should encourage their members to obtain a CCW and training.
