America is the most tyrannical nation in the world. Especially if you’re white.

It isn’t the disturbing image of a 93-year-old grandma in an orange jump suit and handcuffs alone. What makes the rulers of America so unique in their evil is the contrast of this or Daniel Shaver’s execution with the illegal alien who murdered Kate Steinle getting acquitted, and the state of Chicago letting one of the blacks who tortured a disabled white kid off with probation.

Real crime goes unpunished if your victim is white. Fake crime gets punished harshly, also if you’re white (see Charlottesville).

With rent prices rising and a generation of children (baby boomers) that believes it’s okay to throw the elderly away like trash, senior citizens in the USA have trouble staying independent and keeping their homes.

Nobody advocates for the white elderly. Housing activists, who are as a rule Judeo-Leftist assholes and anti-white, are only interested in getting free houses for able bodied black people, transsexuals, or infinite numbers of refugees (and there’s never enough).

That’s why we should take this cause up.

Orlando Sentinal:

Juanita Fitzgerald was spared having to spend her 94th birthday in the Lake County jail when she was released Thursday after having been locked up for two days in the medical ward.

The trouble started when Fitzgerald was evicted Tuesday from the senior housing community at the National Church Residences’ Franklin House in Eustis. Police said she was given notice of her eviction the day before, but she refused to leave the lobby.

“Unless you carry me out of here, I’m not going anywhere,” she told police before being arrested Tuesday morning, the report shows.

Lake County sheriff’s spokesman Fred Jones said a deputy on the scene tried to connect Fitzgerald with family members and other housing resources, but she refused. He added that she also rejected an offer of a place to stay from a nurse who was there.

Eustis police showed up shortly after the eviction notice was served. Spokesman Jim Franquiz said officers offered several options to find housing for her elsewhere, but Fitzgerald did not want to move.

On Thursday, Fitzgerald was released from jail by a judge on her own recognizance and was being turned over to a caregiver, Lake County Sheriff’s Office spokesman John Herrell said.

Fitzgerald, whose birthday is Friday, is facing charges of trespassing after a warning, Lake County authorities said.

A spokeswoman with Franklin House, Karen Twinem, said the independent living community followed protocol in the weeks leading up to her arrest. Franklin House has 46 residents. It’s part of National Church Residences, a religious housing nonprofit based in Ohio.

“Juanita lived in an independent living community, and our action was based on our overriding concern for her own safety,” Twinem said in a statement.

She added that the residence “spent months working with Juanita, collaborating with other agencies in the area and presenting her with safe housing options.” Twinem did not specify why Fitzgerald was being evicted.

If she is fit enough to stay with a nurse, why not just get her help at her own home?

Maybe there’s a good reason for why they had to evict her, but they’re not making it public. That means there isn’t a good reason and it’s probably more about negligent black home health aides who want her gone.

Whatever the details are, there’s no reason to put a woman in her 90s in jail for not wanting to be randomly evicted from her home. The charges against her ought to be dropped!

If this is the injustice it looks like, imagine if some blackshirts showed up with shields to back her up. The cops would either back off and negotiate or be forced to escalate and look even worse than they already are.

Building a revolution starts with solidarity. We live under a system run by white-hating criminals. If we don’t stick up for the most voiceless in our communities, nobody will.

One of the side effects of mass immigration felt particularly by the elderly is intimidation.

Where the savage hordes do not speak English, senior citizens especially find it hard to communicate with them. Instead of being able to take a trip down to the local shop and catch up on the latest news, they are forced to speed through their shopping without the foreign shop assistant even asking how they are. On top of that, there is the fear of being mugged by Pakistanis or raped by Sub-Saharan Apes when they step outside their homes. Even when these older people are visited by well-meaning young people, they soon feel alienated when the cultural-marxist youth start telling them off for being ‘racist.’

The situation has now got so bad that ‘Contact the Elderly’ are calling it ‘a state of emergency.’

From the Express:

Leading charity Contact the Elderly says the number of socially-isolated older people in Britain has reached breaking point.

Contact the Elderly has declared a state of emergency as the number of socially-isolated older people reaches breaking point.

Spurred by concern over the speed at which the government is tackling the problem of a million neglected older people, the charity is taking the issue into its own hands.

Supported by a network of volunteers, Contact the Elderly offers a vital lifeline of friendship to those aged 75 and over who live alone.

The charity’s regular Sunday afternoon tea parties enable older people across the country to enjoy much-needed human contact.

New research has revealed that almost one in five of the older people Contact the Elderly supports joined the charity because they rarely saw another person.

Some 78 per cent of the older people surveyed feel less lonely as a result of the monthly tea parties.

And a total of 96% said the tea parties give them something to look forward to.

Contact the Elderly Founder and Chairman, Trevor Lyttleton MBE, said: “Loneliness amongst older people has reached a state of emergency and must not be ignored.

“For almost 50 years we have been focusing on providing a cost-effective solution, yet the demand for our service has never been so high.

“We know our formula of tea and conversation works, but we simply cannot reach out to the people that desperately need our help without increased volunteers and funding.”

Impoverished pensioners are stealing to survive the recession, it is claimed, and are ready to risk jail as dwindling pensions and soaring prices put them on the breadline.

Since the economic downturn began in 2008, thousands of elderly people have been prosecuted for theft.

Shoplifters as old as 89 have been caught and even in the genteel ­Cotswolds police say that over-75s are causing a mini crime wave.

Neil Duncan-Jordan of the National Pensioners Convention said: “When times are tough people make desperate decisions because they feel they have no alternatives.

“Pensioners should not be scared to seek help; better that than risk a ­criminal record so late on in life.”

Figures from the Office for National Statistics show the number of shop­lifting offences in England and Wales in the 12 months to June 2013 was 307,652; an increase of 3,000 on the previous 12 months.

That data is not broken down into age but answers to Freedom of Information requests show that in the past five years almost 150 pensioners aged 70 and above have been prosecuted for shoplifting in Derbyshire.

Last year there were 32 prosecutions while in 2012 there were 34, more than double the 14 pensioners police cautioned or put through the courts in 2009-10.

Among those arrested for stealing were two people aged 89, two aged 88, three aged 87 and two aged 86.

Age UK Derby and Derbyshire chief executive Katy Pugh warned that some of those prosecuted might be suffering from dementia but not ­receiving the help they need.

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A pensioner was punched and kicked after he told a group of teenagers to stop throwing sweets at passengers on a train.

The man, from Cricklewood, was on a First Capital Connect train going towards St Pancras at the time of the attack.

He saw a group of four or five teenagers throwing sweets at other passengers but when he intervened, he was punched in the face by a 16-year-old boy.

And as he left the train, he was punched and kicked by other members of the group of four or five teenagers.

Police investigating the assault have today released CCTV images of one person they would like to speak to in connection with the incident.

The victim had some bleeding to his face and was taken by the London Ambulance Service to University College Hospital but was later discharged.

One 15-year-old was arrested at the scene, but has since been released.

Sergeant Mike Boyce, who is investigating the attack, said: “This was an unprovoked and malicious attack, and the level of assault is shocking.

“Officers are now taking all steps in their power to identify those responsible.

“If you recognise the people pictured, or witnessed what took place, I would urge you to contact us immediately.”

It happened on Thursday, December 19 at 10.38am. 

Anyone with information is asked to contact British Transport Police on 0800 40 50 4011.