NYC has agreed to pay $13 million to riot suspects arrested during the 2020 #BLM-Antifa riots. The lawyers for the plaintiffs are with the National Lawyers Guild, a far-left legal group that provides legal aid to violent #Antifa suspects & convicts. https://t.co/QuVGAGw0lE

— Andy Ngô 🏳️‍🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) July 20, 2023

One does not simply arrest black people.

Whites must pay for their impetuousness.

Reuters:

The city of New York has agreed to pay $13 million to hundreds of people arrested during the 2020 George Floyd demonstrations, according to attorneys for the plaintiffs, who said it was the largest class action settlement ever paid to protesters in the United States.

The protests in New York City and around the country followed the May 25, 2020, death of Floyd, an unarmed Black man killed by a Minneapolis police officer who knelt on Floyd’s neck for about nine minutes while he repeatedly cried out for help, saying “I can’t breathe.”

The city agreed Wednesday to pay $9,950 to each of the more than 1,300 protesters arrested by New York police officers during various protests between May 28 and June 4, 2020, according to a release by the attorneys for the plaintiffs.

“While making a massive number of protesters financially whole is an immense victory to be celebrated, the city’s taxpayers will need to keep shelling out millions until City Hall stops bowing to the worst violent whims of the NYPD,” Remy Green, one of the plaintiff attorneys, said in a statement, referring to the New York Police Department.

People arrested on other charges, such as arson or property destruction, will be excluded from the settlement, which still requires approval by U.S. District Court Judge Colleen McMahon.

The reason blacks are above the law is that they are morally superior. They are the true inheritors of the earth.

It’s like the old stories, where goodness is symbolized by darkness, and the evil is symbolized by the light.

– May 28 –

A protester carries an American flag upside down next to a burning building in Minneapolis. Protesters started rallying across the US after the death of George Floyd, a Black man who was killed in police custody in the city. https://t.co/5YENe9SgcT pic.twitter.com/LJ3MKl97QH

— CNN (@CNN) December 22, 2020

Reminder that Nikki Haley said George Floyd’s death “needs to be personal and painful for everyone” while terrorists were burning down our country in real time pic.twitter.com/xq8YHCmZT7

— Vince Dao (@VinceDaoTV) February 14, 2023

3 years ago today, 3 days after the murder of George Floyd – a Minneapolis crowd achieved what was previously unthinkable in the American police state.

The pigs fled for their lives.

The looting and burning of this wasteland can and will happen again.

May 28 forever. 🖤 pic.twitter.com/cXmYWqWHIH

— D̲̅ᴀ̲̅ɴ̲̅ᴛ̲̅ɪ̲̅s̲̅ (@Dantistez) May 28, 2023

A protester poses for photos next to a burning police vehicle in Los Angeles on May 30, 2020, during a demonstration over the death of George Floyd.

See more of the @AP photos of the year. https://t.co/kOfGtLw4J1 #APPhotos2020 pic.twitter.com/UMwZt9UIPU

— The Associated Press (@AP) December 30, 2020

More context here.

We’ve got ourselves a Brazilian George Floyd, folks.

There’s already a lengthy Wikipedia article, and it states that he died exactly two years after George Floyd.

Brazil is such a racial jungle that it doesn’t really have the whole “racism” thing.

Well, it didn’t before a few days ago. Now it does, I guess. Vidas negras importam.

Reuters:

Viral videos of a 38-year-old Brazilian man being asphyxiated with gas in the trunk of police car after getting stopped by highway patrol caused outrage across Brazil on Thursday.

The images captured on phone camera showed police officers bundling the handcuffed man into the trunk of their SUV, releasing a gas cannister inside and leaning down on the trunk door until his screams abated and his dangling legs stopped kicking.

Brazil’s federal police said in a statement on Thursday they had opened an inquiry to investigate the circumstances of the death.

The brutal death of Genivaldo de Jesus Santos, described by his family as suffering from schizophrenia, were shared on social media by onlookers in the town of Umbaúba, in the northeastern state of Sergipe.

The shocking images, coming just days after another case involving police violence, sparked horror across social media and protests in the small town, with demonstrators closing the highway, setting tires on fire and waving signs calling for justice.

…

An autopsy by the state forensic medical institute, seen by Reuters, found that Santos died from mechanical asphyxia.

“This obstruction can occur through several factors, and at this first moment it was not possible to establish the immediate cause of the asphyxia, nor how it occurred,” said the report.

Yeah, maybe unlike Kang George, he was actually suffocated. Who knows. Who cares? Cops kill people all the time in Brazil. It’s an extremely violent country.

This guy isn’t even black.

Maybe he’s Mestizo or quadroon or something, who the hell knows – racial jungle.

But he is visibly not a negro.

Isn’t it racist to say his life mattered?

What about Ashli Babbit? That was good when the cop killed her. He was celebrated as a hero.

Generation Hope predicted this again a week before it happened.

This is effectively institutionalizing a “right to riot” – if you’re black.

It is illegal for the police to stop you.

But only if you’re black.

New York Post:

Jurors in Colorado ordered Denver to pay $14 million to 12 plaintiffs after they concluded on Friday police used excessive force against the protesters and violated their constitutional rights during demonstrations over the police killing of George Floyd two years ago.

Lawyers who worked on the civil case in the U.S. District Court of Colorado believe it is the first trial in a lawsuit challenging police tactics during the 2020 protests that took place across the country in response to a Minneapolis police officer killing Floyd.

A top lawyer with the American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado, which represented the plaintiffs, hailed the decision.

“The verdict is a message to the police department, to the highest echelons of the police department, but also a message to police departments all over the country,” said Mark Silverstein, legal director with the Colorado ACULU, according to the New York Times.

The jury that issued the verdict — coming following three weeks of testimony and disclosure of evidence, including police and protester video of incidents — was made up of two men and six women, mostly white and drawn from around Colorado. They returned their verdict Friday after about four hours of deliberations.

The protesters who sued were injured by police use of items like pepper spray and a Kevlar-bag filled with lead shot fired from a shotgun. Zach Packard — who was hit in the head by the shotgun blast and ended up in a hospital intensive care unit — received $3 million, the highest amount among the plaintiffs.

One protestor, Dr. Stanford Smith, was talking with a group of protesters when an officer sprayed him in the face with pepper spray without warning, according to the complaint.

“I feared for my life, because I couldn’t see, I couldn’t breathe,” he told The Times.

Say no more, brother. Even a virus as deadly as coronavirus gave the rioters some space to mourn the loss of George Floyd, but the police refused to the same.

If that isn’t proof that the real pandemic of our time is the police force, then what is?

No coronavirus ever killed George Floyd.

Well.

It’s a good thing that the American media never reports on anything that is not good for the narrative.

Otherwise, they would currently have a pretty serious problem.

RT:

Police body-camera footage of George Floyd’s arrest in Minneapolis has been leaked, revealing Floyd was in significant distress – and possibly intoxicated – long before Officer Derek Chauvin kneeled on his neck.

One of the videos, which reportedly came from the body camera of Minneapolis officer Thomas Lane, starts with the cops pulling Floyd over and ends with their efforts to push the increasingly panicked 46-year-old security guard into a squad car. The other – much longer, extending over 18 minutes and allegedly taken from the body camera of Officer Alexander Kueng – starts inside the store where Floyd allegedly tried to pass a counterfeit bill and ends with police discussing the arrival of the ambulance as they restrain Floyd on the ground.

While neither clip, originally obtained by the Daily Mail, includes scenes of graphic violence, they are nevertheless difficult to watch. Floyd repeatedly pleads for his life and begs for his mother, asking the cops if they plan to shoot him and insisting he’s claustrophobic and can’t sit in the police car. The officers attempt to mollify him, promising to roll down the windows, in between asking him if he’s taken any drugs and accusing him of behaving erratically. The clip from Kueng’s bodycam provides an alternate camera angle on police restraining Floyd on the ground – the infamous “I can’t breathe” sequence that shocked the world when it initially surfaced on social media over two months ago.

It’s clear from both clips, however, that Floyd was in distress long before he ended up face-down on the asphalt. Repeatedly insisting he’s “not that kind of guy,” the stricken security guard protests “I can’t breathe” and “I don’t wanna die weird” as the officers attempt to stuff his handcuffed body into the squad car. Floyd even volunteers to lie on the ground instead, though at this point in the arrest the cops struggle to push, pull, and otherwise wrestle him into the vehicle.

Lawyers for the four officers charged with Floyd’s murder have for weeks argued the bodycam footage should be made public, insisting it provides necessary context for the decision to restrain Floyd on the ground using the controversial knee hold. While transcripts of the Memorial Day arrest made public last month already revealed Floyd had asked to “lay on the ground,” hearing the words in his own voice in between sobs coming from a grown man is viscerally unsettling.

According to that transcript, Floyd subsequently began beating his face against the squad car window, causing blood and foam to come from his mouth and renewing officers’ suspicions he was on drugs. Neither video shows this moment. An autopsy indicated Floyd died of cardiac arrest, adding heart disease, fentanyl intoxication and recent methamphetamine use may have contributed to his untimely death. One of the cops on Kueng’s bodycam footage says he “believes” Floyd was high, noting they “found a weed pipe” and “there might be something else…PCP or something.”

While parts of the video seem to vindicate at least some of the police’s behavior, other parts provide ammunition for police abolition advocates. Floyd’s ex-girlfriend, a passenger in the car, tells the police he is mentally unstable (“he’s got a thing going on”) regarding police and has been shot before, suggesting his erratic behavior could be a panic attack triggered by cops sticking a gun in his face. Police abolitionists often argue cops are responsible for responding to mental health incidents they lack the training to handle and frequently do more harm than good.

Yes, yes. He definitely had a thing going on. A thing relating to being addicted to serious drugs.

There is no element of the story of George Floyd’s arrest and subsequent death that makes any sense at all in the context of a global uprising against white people. There is no reason why it ever became an important story in the media at all, other than that it was a tool to bludgeon whites with.

The basic idea that the actions of one police officer should apply to every single white person on earth is in itself insane. So the fact that we are now discovering that the actions of that one police officer are much different than what we were initially told can’t damage a narrative that was built on nonsense from the beginning.

George Floyd may have died of a drug overdose, but his spirit lives on.

New York Times:

Still, they come — from all over the country and beyond. From New Mexico, Texas, Massachusetts. From Africa and Europe. One man even said he walked a thousand miles, all the way from Alabama, just to be in Minneapolis.

“They are coming to feel the energy and pay tribute,” said Bianca Dawkins, 28, a local resident who has met many of the visitors.

Two months after the police killing of George Floyd, the four-block area of South Minneapolis where he gasped his last breaths remains a sacred space, a no-go zone for officers. There is a neatly trimmed garden, anchored by a sculpture of a raised fist. There are colorful murals and the words “I can’t breathe” painted across the pavement, as well as the names of dozens of other Black people killed by the police.

At night, though, the space is increasingly a battleground, with shootings and drug overdoses. The area has had an uptick in gun violence similar to what other cities have seen in the wake of protests.

…

“Opening up too quickly will have a devastating effect on people still mourning,” said Angela Conley, a Hennepin County commissioner, who has been leading community discussions about the future of the area where Mr. Floyd was killed.

Even so, elected officials are fielding a growing number of calls from residents concerned about the violence and loud noise at night in the area, where, among several incidents, a pregnant woman was recently killed.

“What people aren’t recognizing is that people who live there are having a very, very challenging time from the unlawfulness that is occurring after the sun goes down,” said Andrea Jenkins, a member of the City Council whose district includes the memorial space. “There are constant gunshots every night. Emergency vehicles can’t get in. Disabled people are not able to access their medications, their appointments, their food deliveries, et cetera. It’s a very challenging situation.”

…

As the protests gained momentum in late May, Dr. Jackie Kawiecki set up a medic station near Cup Foods, administering first aid to injured protesters. Since then, she has maintained a group of medics who treat minor ailments like abrasions and heat exhaustion during the daytime.

“Sunset to sundown is very different from sundown to sunset,” she said. “My nighttime world, after sunset, I have taken care of double gunshot wounds, drug overdoses.” One night a man wounded by gunfire drove a bicycle past the barricades, she said, before collapsing outside her tent and yelling: “I’m shot! I’m shot!”

After the pregnant woman was killed nearby in early July, and having dodged gunfire herself, Dr. Kawiecki limited the hours of her medic station from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

But residents say that nothing happening at night diminishes the atmosphere that prevails in daylight. The other day, Anna Raeker, 25, was greeting visitors to the space and directing people to a pamphlet taped to a table: “This is a space community members want to decentralize white feelings and prioritize Black pain.”

Living the dream, folks.

It might seem crazy to remove Christopher Columbus statues, especially since the entire purpose of promoting Christopher Columbus in America, and building statues of him, was to keep people from attacking Italians.

And, actually, promoting Christopher Columbus was a big part of how Italians were able to successfully integrate into America and become a part of the American story. The Founding Fathers obviously weren’t talking a lot about Christopher Columbus, but he became a part of our main myth.

That is to say: Christopher Columbus statues are an enduring symbol of successful racial integration in America.

However, what you have to understand about this particular Columbus statue in Chicago is that every night it would climb down off its post, put on a rubber suit and make itself look like a black man and shoot a bunch of black people.

Daily Mail:

Two statues of Christopher Columbus in Chicago were removed under cover of darkness in the early hours of this morning after drawing chaotic protests during a wave of violence which has led to President Donald Trump’s deployment of federal forces in the city.

Hours after news spread that Mayor Lori Lightfoot had ordered the removal of the statues, crews in Grant Park used a large crane to hoist one massive 33-foot bronze monument from its pedestal around 3am on Friday.

The statue, which critics call a symbol of oppression, had already been covered in plastic wrap to protect it from vandals and was at the center of violent scenes last week, when 49 police officers were injured by a mob hurling rocks and fireworks while attempting to tear the statue down.

Also overnight, city crews removed a smaller monument to Columbus in Chicago’s Little Italy neighborhood.

In a statement, Lightfoot said that she had ordered both statues ‘temporarily removed…until further notice.’

Lightfoot said that attempts by protesters to tear down the massive Grant Park statue with ropes were ‘extremely dangerous,’ adding: ‘This step is about an effort to protect public safety and to preserve a safe space for an inclusive and democratic public dialogue about our city’s symbols.’

White heroes are the exact opposite of symbols of oppression.

Literally no country or people were ever left worse off after their first encounter with white people.

We’re too nice for our own good.

Now our women are destroying what our ancestors built, and that’s okay.

It’s a great opportunity to replace our symbols with the traditional symbols of black people, to continue to show the world how nice we are.

It’s time for a new America.

Andrew Anglin contributed to this report. 

You did this.

Blacks are the only people in the entire history of the planet who have ever suffered, and you are responsible for their past suffering.

You did horrible things to them hundreds of years ago, and now you must pay for your sins.

The Sun:

IN A historic move, one US city has apologized for its role in slavery and voted in favor of providing reparations to its African-American community.

The vote to provide reparations passed unanimously in the Asheville, North Carolina, city council on Tuesday.

The reparations won’t come in the form of direct payments to Black residents, but will instead invest in areas where the community often deals with disparities.

“Hundreds of years of Black blood spilled that basically fills the cup we drink from today,” Councilman Keith Young, one of two Black members on the council, said.

“It is simply not enough to remove statues. Black people in this country are dealing with issues that are systemic in nature,” he added, referring to calls across the US to remove statues of historical figures linked to America’s racist past.

The city of Asheville recently took down a monument of Confederate General Robert E. Lee from its downtown area.

The resolution states that reparations will include things like making moves to increase minority home ownership and business ownership, closing gaps in things like access to health care and neighborhood safety initiatives.

“The resulting budgetary and programmatic priorities may include but not be limited to increasing minority home ownership and access to other affordable housing, increasing minority business ownership and career opportunities, strategies to grow equity and generational wealth, closing the gaps in health care, education, employment and pay, neighborhood safety and fairness within criminal justice,” the resolution says.

I disagree with that solution.

Everyone knows that human beings are all equal, which means that the only things responsible for differences between people are the circumstances that they experienced since they were born.

Knowing this, it is easy to see that the best solution to the dire situation of the African-American people is to implement a nation-wide “switch the babies” plan where we give white families black babies and black families white babies.

This would result in black babies growing up to be doctors and engineers, while the white babies grow up to be rappers, drug addicts, or members of a gang.

After taking down white people’s statues, the mob will try to take down white people.

This is a glimpse of what’s coming for all Americans.

Daily Mail:

Two elderly men were stabbed with scissors on the New York City subway last week, as crime surges in the city and a Long Island sheriff warned the city authorities were ‘starting to lose control’.

Shootings last month in New York City were up 130 per cent year on year – from 89 shootings last year to 205 this year.

During the July 4 weekend the city saw 21 shootings that left 44 people injured and eight dead.

‘When you see the vandalism in all our own communities – when you see the assaults, you see Molotov cocktails being thrown at law enforcement vehicles, you have to start to realize that, we’re starting to lose control,’ said Errol Toulon, Suffolk County sheriff.

‘And once we start to lose control, we’re not losing control to peaceful protesters, these are criminals,’ he told Fox News.

‘And so once we start to relinquish authority to them, we’re going to have chaos in our streets.’

The subway attack started at 7:30am July 5 in Queens when Patrick Chambers, 46, shouted at two elderly men sitting across from him: ‘Why aren’t you home with your kids?’ police said.

Chambers lunged at a 71-year-old man with scissors, stabbing him in the stomach.

A second man, also in his 70s, tried to intervene and was himself slashed with scissors.

The attack, on the 7 train near 52nd Street and Lincoln Avenue, was posted on Facebook by Patrick Gordon and spread rapidly on social media.

A woman can be heard shrieking in the background.

A man is heard yelling: ‘Get off the train!’

Chambers appears to kick at the men on the floor before walking away to the other end of the subway car, then return to one of the men, jabbing him at least once with the blade.

Both victims were taken to a local hospital for treatment.

Chambers was taken to a local hospital for a psychological evaluation and charged with two counts of assault, two counts of menacing and criminal possession of a weapon, which cops recovered from the suspect, police said.

Blacks were told that all of their problems are caused by whites, and they’re angry.

Now more than ever, remember to never relax around blacks. You are not safe around them. They think you are the worst kind of garbage. They hate you, and they see everyone — even and especially white women — hating you.

The message is clear: you are the problem. You are the cause of their suffering.

It’s only a matter of time before these random unprovoked attacks become as common as black-on-black crime (i.e., ubiquitous).

Pictured: “Tux,” the brand character of the Linux kernel.

It didn’t take long after Linus was forced out of the project for being white for the project to turn anti-white.

At this point, Linux is even more anti-white than Apple or Windows.

The Register:

In the light of the 2020 “global reckoning on race relations” the Linux kernel developers have stepped up with proposed new inclusive terminology guidelines for their coding community.

The proposal has come from Intel Principal Engineer Dan Williams and won support from other Linux maintainers including Chris Mason and Greg Kroah-Hartman.

Words to be avoided include “slave”, with suggested substitutions such as secondary, subordinate, replica or follower, and “blacklist”, for which the replacements could be blocklist or denylist. The proposal has allowed for exceptions when maintaining a userspace API or when updating a code for a specification that mandates those terms. The existing Linux kernel coding style, described here, and has made no mention of inclusive language.

The proposal is to add a new document, to be called Linux kernel inclusive technology, which will give the rationale for the changes. Referencing the fact that “the African slave trade was a brutal system of human misery deployed at global scale,” the document has acknowledged that “word choice decisions in a modern software project does next to nothing to compensate for that legacy.”

The goal, though, will be to “maximize availability and efficiency of the global developer community to participate in the Linux kernel developer process.”

“The revelation of 2020 was that black voices were heard on a global scale and the Linux kernel project has done its small part to answer that call as it wants black voices, among all voices, in its developer community,” the proposal read.

The proposal also noted that “non-inclusive terminology” has a “distracting effect” and “injures developer efficiency.” Of the anticipated backlash, Williams stated: “Of course it is around this point someone jumps in with an etymological argument about why people should not be offended. Etymological arguments do not scale. The scope and pace of Linux to reach new developers exceeds the ability of historical terminology defenders to describe ‘no, not that connotation’.”

For people that are supposed to be smart, these Linux developers are quite stupid. Or maybe they’re just malicious and hate white people.

These are some of the points they make:

1. “The African slave trade was a brutal system of human misery deployed at global scale”
2. “Word choice decisions in a modern software project does next to nothing to compensate for that legacy”
3. “The Linux kernel project has done its small part to answer that call as it wants black voices, among all voices, in its developer community”
4. “Of course it is around this point someone jumps in with an etymological argument about why people should not be offended. Etymological arguments do not scale.”

“The African slave trade was a brutal system of human misery deployed at global scale”

First of all, the African slave trade never ended. Africans still enslave Africans on a daily basis. Every day, black people do worse things to other blacks than white people ever did to blacks.

White people were also enslaved.

From Wikipedia:

Under Muslim rule, the Arab slave trades that included Caucasian captives were often fueled by raids into European territories or were taken as children in the form of a blood tax from the families of citizens of conquered territories to serve the empire for a variety of functions. In the mid-19th century, the term ‘white slavery’ was used to describe the Christian slaves that were sold into the Barbary slave trade.

…

The phrase “white slavery” was used by Charles Sumner in 1847 to describe the chattel slavery of Christians throughout the Barbary States and primarily in the Algiers, the capital of Ottoman Algeria. It also encompassed many forms of slavery, including the European concubines (Cariye) often found in Turkish harems.

Perhaps we should be rioting, too.

“Word choice decisions in a modern software project does next to nothing to compensate for that legacy”

The idea that we must “compensate” for the past, that software should compensate for the past, and that words in software can somehow compensate for the past are deeply retarded.

Black people are free to go back to Africa, but they stay in white people’s countries and actively try to get into white people’s countries because their own countries are hell holes.

Living in white people’s countries is a privilege, and we’ve been putting up with their violent behavior and ridiculously high criminality for far too long. They should be compensating us.

“The Linux kernel project […] wants black voices, among all voices, in its developer community”

The idea that blacks can somehow contribute something of value to the Linux kernel or software in general, and that they’re not doing it because they find words like “slave” and “master” in the code is preposterous.

I can count with the fingers of my hands the amount of blacks who can write something of value in a programming language, and I have the same amount of fingers as other humans on this planet.

But even if they could contribute and weren’t doing so because they feel offended, then who cares? It’s not as if we didn’t have white people to work on, you know, the things that white people have created!

I vehemently oppose people of color taking over what my people have created.

“Etymological arguments do not scale”

Why do we have to hear bugmen smugly tell us such things? Why do black feelings have to dictate the reality of white people do in white people’s countries and in white people’s industries? Why can’t blacks just go back to Africa if they don’t like it here?

Why does offending white people not matter?

Why do we not matter, not even in our own countries?

One drug-addicted black male dies of a heart attack while being arrested in America, and the next thing you know, every Western country develops some kind of autoimmune disease and starts attacking itself.

The United Kingdom won’t even allow a dog to rest in peace — out of pure hatred for the sound of its name!

Daily Mail:

The gravestone of a dog named the ‘N word’ based in Warwickshire has been removed amid the Black Lives Matter movement.

The dog passed away in July 1902 and his memorial in Coombe Abbey Park, a popular cultural attraction, displayed his controversial name along with the date of his death.

Following complaints made last year, Coventry City Council refused to remove the gravestone due to property reasons, but it has finally been taken away following the worldwide protests sparked by George Floyd’s death in the United States.

A council spokesperson said: ‘We can confirm the historical gravestone in memory of a loved pet was removed.

‘Our stance on racism is clear and although the gravestone was from another time it is not appropriate today.’

The reason why the memorial was not taken down last year was due to it being located on listed land, while the council also believed it could educate locals and tourists about racism.

However, it is claimed that the gravestone offended many members of the community.

One local said: ‘I have looked it up online and a lot of people defend it being there as it was ‘acceptable at the time.’

‘They fail to see that it was acceptable only to white people and black people would have, and still are, hurt to see this word immortalised into stone in such a public place.’

Yeah, people just fail to see that if something offends someone, that something shouldn’t exist. It’s the one Golden Rule of life, and it just so happens that only the offense taken by blacks and the worshipers of black people matters.

If you feel offended because your statues and monuments are being destroyed, then too bad, because due to your clear skin tone, you do not matter.

I demand justice for Nigger. In fact, I demand justice for this particular Nigger and also justice for all Niggers, everywhere, that are going to be deleted from history just because the people of today find their names offensive.

“Do not forget how much I loved you, huuuman, just because my name was Nigger.”

Our beloved Niggers deserve better.