Verified Hate: How the Lefties Coped

Last week, a murderer killed two whites and six Asians. Countless media outlets reported that this was terrorism against Asians. The two whites don’t matter. On Monday, a Syrian-born immigrant known to the FBI and who thought “Islamophobes” were hacking his phone killed 10 people. Few media outlets noted they were all white. The President did not bemoan anti-white violence. Instead, he wants gun control. Barack Obama blamed “racism” for mass shootings. Unless he means anti-white racism, he must be blaming whites for their own deaths.

The corporate media tried to hide the worst scenes of slaughter after the September 11, 2001 attacks for fear of inciting “Islamophobia.” Now they give loving coverage to every crime committed by a white nut against a non-white, even if it had nothing to do with race. Our opponents can’t wait to blame us, even as their attack on policing has led to a historic crime wave that has killed hundreds of the non-whites they claim to care so much about.

Change of subject, but thread is worth reading; it’s a sign of rising Asian-American victimhood.

These might be small inconveniences to people. But our names are our IDENTITY. It's our HERITAGE. It's what we have left that remind us WHO WE ARE. WHERE WE COME FROM. My grandpa gave me my Korean name. It has a beautiful origin and meaning. I'm ashamed I don't use it today.

Countless white Americans, including my own family, Anglicized their names when they came here. It was a commitment to a new country. Yes, names can be signs of identity and heritage, and they are precisely what whites are not supposed to have. At best, we get a lame civic nationalism, while everyone else takes pride in racial and ethnic identities. Michelle Kim is making a whites advocate’s case. A nation is a people, not a passport, and blood is thicker than paper.