I don’t normally celebrate people’s deaths, or laugh at people for getting murdered.  Well, okay.  Maybe I do it more than I should.

This is one such case.

David Ruenzel, a writer for the Southern Poverty Law Center funded “Teaching Tolerance” project, was murdered last week while hiking in Oakland, California. The suspects: two Black guys who either were robbing him or maybe just killed him for fun because he was White (or maybe Jew, that’s unclear – anyway, Blacks don’t know the difference, and I myself don’t distinguish much between hardened self-hating Whites and Jews).

Bay City News:

Police are offering a $10,000 reward for any information on the fatal shooting of a 60-year-old man Tuesday at a park in the Oakland hills, East Bay Regional Park District police announced today.

Officers responded to a report of gunshots fired Tuesday in the area of Huckleberry Botanic Regional Reserve, park district Lt. Gretchen Rose said. The park located on Skyline Boulevard, just south of Elverton Drive.

A witness reported finding a man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds, police said.

Oakland police and park district officers responded to the park where they found a man lying down on a trail south of the staging area, she said.

Paramedics also arrived and pronounced him dead at the scene, according to Rose.

The man was identified the next day as David Ruenzel, who police said was a regular hiker at the park and described him as “an upstanding citizen.”

Police said they are investigating robbery as a possible motive for the crime.

Ruenzel had been writing for the SPLC going as far back as 1996 – way before it was cool among the hip young kiddies to hate yourself because you’re White and demand Black people be put in authoritarian positions of power over you.

Here’s a fun question: if these Blacks had known that Ruenzel was an ardent supporter of their right to “be equal” with Whites, would they still have shot him and left him bleeding to death in the woods?  Would even an “anti-racist” be able to argue that if they had known he was “on their side” they wouldn’t have slaughtered him like an animal?

This murder is one of the best real life example’s I have ever seen of what is commonly called “poetic justice.”

It is notable that the SPLC itself has not published a single word on the killing.  They are an organization allegedly devoted to “fighting racial hatred,” yet a man who took part in their own operations is murdered in an act of racial hatred, and they don’t even bother to comment on it.

It is almost as if “anti-racist” is merely a codeword for “anti-White.”

UPDATE:

The SPLC has responded!

American Thinker Sinks to the Bottom of Racist Barrel

…except they didn’t actually respond to the racist hate attack itself, but instead responded to the response to it, which they claim is racist.

Go figure.

Jews. Waddayagunnadoo?

A man who was fatally shot at a park in the Oakland hills on Tuesday afternoon has been identified as David Ruenzel of Oakland, East Bay Regional Park District police said Wednesday.

Police didn’t disclose Ruenzel’s exact age but said he was in his early 60s. In a news release, police said Ruenzel was a regular hiker at the park and described him as “an upstanding citizen.”

They said they are investigating robbery as a possible motive for the crime.

Ruenzel’s son in a statement said his dad was a loving father, grandfather and best friend. He also described Ruenzel as a brilliant writer and educator who touched the lives of many.

Park district police said they received a report from a witness who heard gunshots fired at about 3:45 p.m. on Tuesday in the area of the Huckleberry Botanic Regional Preserve. The park is on Skyline Boulevard, just south of Elverton Drive.

The witness then found Ruenzel suffering from gunshot wounds, Lt. Gretchen Rose said.

Oakland police and park district officers responded to the scene and found Ruenzel lying down on a trail south of a staging area, she said. Paramedics also responded to the trail and pronounced him dead at the scene, according to Rose.

Witnesses who were in the area said they heard three gunshots at the same time, Rose said.

Witnesses told police that they saw two men on the trail just before they heard the gunshots.

Police said one of the suspects is described as a man who is black or possibly of mixed race and in his late 20s or early 30s with dreadlocks, a medium complexion, high cheek bones, a narrow face, a thin build and was wearing dark clothing.