Proof of Systemic Racism

Institutional racism is a problem all right. The mayor of our largest city personally helped to deface Fifth Avenue with the black supremacist slogan “Black Lives Matter” in giant letters. When a presumably disgusted citizen splashed red paint on it, possibly to represent the violence that has resulted from the BLM-inspired war on police, he reacted as if it were a greater emergency than the crime wave that has engulfed his city, deploying an oversized Department of Transportation crew:

Meanwhile:

Police are looking for who painted the words “White Lives Matter” in Martinez, California.

The forbidden words were written on a roadway, just like in NYC, except this time the letters were smaller, it wasn’t a professional job, and the mayor didn’t help out.

“What I saw was hate speech written on the ground and we’re not going to tolerate it,” said Black Lives Matter supporter Jeff Christensen.

The reporter didn’t think to ask Jeff how “White Lives Matter” can be hate speech if “Black Lives Matter” isn’t hate speech.

The “White Lives Matter” thought crime was quickly covered in black paint.

If Martinez, California sounds familiar, you may be thinking of the fate that befell Nicole Anderson and David Nelson when they attempted to do the same to “Black Lives Matter” graffiti painted on the roadway right in front of the courthouse in the same town. They have been charged with a hate crime and could spend a year in jail.

“Black Lives Matter,” the slogan of rioters and vandals, is aggressively rammed down our throats not only by the media and large corporations, but by government. “White Lives Matter” is considered a crime. That’s systemic racism.

On tips from Sean C and Rapinhoe.

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