Non-Hate Crime in a Texas Town
07/27/2009
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In the East Austin section of Austin, Texas, someone threw a brick through the window of a four-year-old black boy’s bedroom window, with a message reading, read “Keep Eastside White. Keep Eastside Strong.”

Austin police insist, however, that the incident was not a “hate crime.”It’ll be all over the national media any minute, now.

Just kidding, folks. Actually, the victim was white, the message read, “Keep Eastside Black. Keep Eastside Strong,” and the national media could care less. But I wasn’t kidding about the cops denying that the attack was a hate crime.

Imagine you’re a parent of a four-year-old boy, whom black supremacists—with the passive collaboration of the police—are casually teaching that he is a second or third-class citizen. How do you explain that to your son? What do you do?

Jake Jacobsen has the story, over at Eric Holder’s favorite blog, Nation of Cowards.

Meanwhile, the MSM are busy devoting themselves to the urgent campaign to help a poor, beleaguered, black, racist multimillionaire and harasser of white policemen shake down the city of Cambridge, Massachusetts, for a few mil.

 

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