They made the whole report sound like a dating profile instead of a guy with the obvious makings of a domestic terrorist.

I grew up in the Tulsa area, and while it was mentioned in passing while I was in high school (and then probably only because I had a history teacher who tended to buck the rules and teach everyone the “real history” of Oklahoma), it wasn’t until I attended a local college that I really learned much about the Tulsa…

It’s no more clear than the constant reminder of how NFL athletes (predominantly black) are “overpaid crybabies who do drugs and beat their wives” while our own president of the most powerful nation in the world is a hard working business man who talks about women (in a metaphorical locker room) just like the common…

I’m from Oklahoma and I didn’t learn about the Tulsa Massacre till I took a class during my Masters Program in College. It just wasn’t taught in Oklahoma History till recently. It was swept under the rug and not talked about. I guess they were hoping that people would just forget about it.

They love invading our spaces and complaining about not being centered, crying reverse racism.

Sorry, sorry. Imma have to interrupt: Whitest thing that happened is media reporting Las Vegas mass killer as a quiet law abiding guy & music fan.

Yep.

“Tattoo her eyeball”

It truly is an obsession. Black happiness, hell, black normality causes the strangest reaction from weak ass white people.

Let’s not forget about the Japanese internment camps of WWII either. It’s crazy how little attention all of this gets, even growing up in California and going to good schools.

As I’ve said many times before, whites literally cannot exist without antagonizing black people. It is their life’s purpose and without it, all they’re left with is their own inadequacy.

white devils

California had several of the worst Indian massacres with Bloody Island not even the worst. Old Shasta Town (300 dead), Indian Island (200+ dead), Yontoket (450 dead), Oak Run(300 dead).

So, literally the only one of these I had heard about was the Tulsa Massacre, and then only in 2014. Oh, and of course the Philly bombing because it was relatively recent in ou history.

The Bloody Island Massacre is important to remember (even though very few people in CA have heard of it, as far as I can tell) because Californians like to imagine that we’re removed from the racial prejudices and history of “back East”. That’s not to even mention the prejudices and oppression still faced by Black…

That’s not even remotely close to the same thing.

Those only count as the worst if you ignore the Bear River, Oak Run, and Wounded Knee massacres though...

I wish I could be shocked but frankly I’m not. I’d be shocked if they actually do prosecute her.

Again I have to keep asking why oh why does these things never happen to me? I’m so ready. So ready.