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Lawlessness in Baltimore

April 15th, 2012 | Author: truthteller

If you are a white person, in this case a tourist, there are parts of the country you are forbidden to enter or you throw your personal safety to the wind. In this video, one hapless white tourist learns that reality in the worst possible way.

The multiple assaults happened on St. Patrick’s Day as a white tourist walked in front of a downtown Baltimore courthouse building. One result of the increased presence of security video cameras and personal cell phone video is the truth of this type of race-based spontaneous violence. We saw it in the 80′s in Norfolk, Virginia, in the early 90′s in places like Atlanta and L.A. and more recently in Philadelphia and Baltimore. Unprovoked attacks of innocent white people by groups of blacks.

The news headlines scream at us to condemn the “white-Hispanic” George Zimmerman without any concrete evidence, but the race-based attacks on whites, including recent attacks in the Cleveland area, go almost unreported with only a paragraph here and there on page 20. The worst blatant racism in America can be seen in video tapes like this one. You will never see a group of whites attacking an innocent black person who is traveling in a predominantly white area, but white folks are equated with racism in the mainstream media.

This video is disturbing, as was the beating of Reginald Denning in L.A. and the beating of hundreds of innocent whites in Atlanta after the Rodney King decision. The unprovoked attacks on whites in Philadelphia recently has not received any more press and the attack on the Central Park jogger are barely a memory for most people. Black on white violence is rampant in our country, but most media outlets have a standing rule that if the assailant is black, they will not identify that person by race. This aids in hiding this epidemic.

Am I a racist for pointing out something that is factual and documented (and on video)? For those in the business of denial and cover-up, then it would be easy to inject the charge of racism into this discussion. Would it be accurate? Not to an honest person.