It’s Okay to Kill White People

Karmelo Anthony’s 35-year sentence is yet again proof of two-tiered justice in the West.

In the past week we have seen Henry Nowak allowed to die while being ridiculed by police in the UK because of a false accusation of racism against Vickrum Digwa, his killer and a Sikh who shouldn’t even be living there in the first place; A federal judge again deemed DeCarlo Brown Jr. mentally unfit to stand trial in a case that would warrant the death penalty; and Karmelo Anthony being given a 35-year sentence for the murder of Austin Metcalf for the crime of telling him to leave a place he wasn’t supposed to be.

Karmelo Anthony only getting 35 years for the unjustifiable murder of Austin Metcalf is one of many proofs of the two-tiered justice system in the West.

In a just world, Digwa, Anthony, and Brown Jr. would be hanging from the same tree. Our justice system is a joke and only proves that you can get rich (Anthony), be deemed mentally incompetent to stand trial (Brown, who had been arrested 35 times prior to murdering Iryna Zarutska and comes from a family of criminals), and have the police ridicule and fail to render aid to your victim because of racism that didn’t happen (Digwa). As long as your victim is White, though.

As of writing, some semblance of justice has been served on Vickrum Digwa. He was sentenced to life in prison with a mandatory minimum of 20 years (should be death, but it’s the UK). In the first few days of his time in prison he was attacked by muslims and sent to the hospital with severe, but survivable (unfortunately), wounds.

Karmelo Anthony’s age shouldn’t be a factor that keeps him from the hangman’s noose. He even had a plethora of supporters, some who came from out of town (some out of state), and attempted to document and harass the all White jury. In addition, a clip of a man yelling, “the only good cracker is a dead cracker” went viral on social media. This isn’t a one-off fluke. This is one of dozens of cases in the past year where a White person has been killed for the crime of existing. To list all of them and their victims would take another article to do so.

DeCarlo Brown Jr.’s deficient mental competency (which is probably on par with the average black in America) and long rap sheet shouldn’t mean he gets to walk free or stay in a cushy mental facility. Today, a federal judge ruled that he is indeed mentally unfit to stand trial in a case that could get him the death penalty. Instead, he will spend time in a federal mental facility with the goal of rehabilitating him to competency, at which point the trial will go on. It could be decades, if ever, before Iryna’s family and loved ones will see any kind of justice.

Had the races been reversed in either case, our country would burn the same way it did for the absent father and drug addict, George “I can’t breathe because I’m overdosing on fentanyl” Floyd.

Sooner or later, people will start taking justice into their own hands and will be justified in doing so. I want to be clear that I am NOT advocating for that, but that it is a logical conclusion. When you kill a parent’s child and justice fails them, what else are they to do? It begs the question, were all of the lynchings in the Jim Crow South just racism, or were they responses to frequent miscarriages of justice? When the systems fail the people, the people replace the systems.

It seems that every week we hear another story of a White person being senselessly murdered by nons that don’t deserve to be in our country. Every single one of them is another case for remigration and deportations. They are seemingly the best arguments for why America was built for Whites and why it should remain so. This is the consequence of the death of a once high trust society.

My call to action is this: don’t take justice into your own hands. Not only will you not succeed, but it will set back organizations who are doing real work. Do get involved somewhere, somehow. There are a plethora of ways to do so, whether it be local pro-White organizations, getting involved in your city council meetings, or just getting a group of like-minded individuals together and training, hanging out, working together, etc. This is not the time to get complacent and blackpill yourself and others. We are all we have left against the system that has turned its back on us. Act like it.

Remember Austin Metcalf.
Remember Iryna Zarutska.
Remember Henry Nowak.

Remember all of Our People killed by those who don’t belong.

Burn their images and names into your brain.

By God, we will have our home again.

Hail Columbia!