Durham: Police Arrest Morbidly-Obese Alt-Left Terrorist For Destruction Of Confederate Monument

We now live in a society that targets our history, our heritage, and our blood with near-impunity.

Think for a second about what would have happened had a group of about 100-200 of us, armed with sticks and anti-Negroid signs, decided to march on a statue of MLK with the sole purpose being to rip it down for easier stomping and spitting access.

My guess is that mass arrests would be immediate, beatings by police widespread, and legal action swift and draconian.

But in this day and age, a Black savage(s) can reduce our most cherished monuments to rubble with little risk of serious prosecution, and with a serious likelihood of support from rabidly Marxist politicians and cultural figures that are now mainstream.

The Atlantic:

Sheriff’s deputies have begun arresting protesters who tore down a monument to Confederate veterans in front of the old Durham County courthouse Monday night.

Taqiyah Thompson, who climbed a ladder and put a rope around the statue before a crowd tugged it off its base, was arrested by deputies around 4:45 p.m., immediately following a press conference at North Carolina Central University, in which she had defended her actions and others demanded amnesty for all involved. A spokesperson for the sheriff’s office confirmed that deputies had begun executing warrants, but she did not immediately know how many.

“I did the right thing,” Thompson said during a Workers World Party press conference on the steps of a building at the historically black college. “Everyone who was there—the people did the right thing. The people will continue to keep making the right choices until every Confederate statue is gone, until white supremacy is gone. That statue is where it belongs. It needs to be in the garbage.”

Thompson was one of several speakers at the press conference. Loan Tran said the group was demanding amnesty for all those involved in the project, including that the sheriff’s office and district attorney drop all charges. They also wanted meetings with the county commission, and criticized Governor Roy Cooper, a Democrat, for his statement Monday night that summarily pulling down statues was the wrong way to deal with them.