It’s unsettling how long of a list that is.

this is what most white supremacists would like you to think.

Campaigned for President of the United States on one specific campaign promise: building a literal wall to keep brown people out of the country.

Obviously I know all this, while living through the living nightmare that is the Trump presidency, but to see it all written out like that is jarring. If you can’t call the person that did all that a white supremacist, then white supremacists don’t exist.

Sued by DOJ for refusing to rent to black people, ultimately settling the case (despite “never settling”), then sued and settles again for failing to live up to original settlement.

I never tried to murder a kid.

I disagree. At 14, you know better than to hang a child. Try them as adults with attempted murder.

The stupidest thing I did at 13 was be mean to my sister. I didn’t try to lynch any little kids.

I don’t think even 17-year-olds should ever be tried as adults. Not that it isn’t a big fucking deal when they commit a crime like this. It’s just that so often that standard is used to treat 14, 15 year old kids like hardened criminals (especially if they’re black).

The place is 96% white.

Name and shame these motherfuckers! Why are we coddling the little shits this is a goddamn felony they committed. They tried to kill this little boy and the child’s uncle has the nerve to bend over backwards to give these shits the benefit of the doubt?

14 is absolutely old enough.

Fucking appalling. I hope the little guy doesn’t have any brain damage (sounds like he managed to get himself down fast enough) but he’s definitely going to need some therapy around this.

You don’t “accidentally” push an 8-year-old off a table with a rope around his neck.

We’ve know this since the south defected from the democratic party en-mass over the Civil Rights Act. It continued then grew under Reagan under the name of dog whistle states rights.

THEY ARE RACIST.

Up next: alcoholic drinks get you drunk.

“Study shows we’ve run out of studies that prove anything but common-sense.”

They spent money to tell us something we already knew.