Glen Beck was having a better day today, because not once
did I hear him mention St. MLK, even though I had the sound off most of the
time, because I was afraid I’d say something “insensitive” if he did.

But I caught his playing this clip, and then in a moment
of revived Aryan spirit, he said: “I think that’s the most racist thing
I’ve ever heard. Does Bill Maher actually believe that black people are so
violent that they will attack someone just for voting the wrong way?”

Actually, that statement itself was delightfully and
enrichingly racist, praise CWNY and SWB, because it told Whites what they
already believe, and it matched spoken words with unspoken and often unacknowledged
thoughts.

That’s how racism spreads, and that’s why the Obama
voters call it “virulent”.

Everyone knows that Whites are scared of blacks, but
Whites are more scared of saying anything about their fears, for a larger fear
of being called a racist.

“No matter how dangerous black are, being scared of
them is worse.”

But when most Whites hear other Whites say things we
sometimes think, then we realize we aren’t alone, aren’t kooks, aren’t Ku Klux,
and in fact share the same concerns with others, and therefore are members of
an actual “community”.

Thinking in terms of “community” is verbotten
for Whites, so that’s why “hate speech” (speaking hate facts) is
punished so swiftly and severely, and why Glen Beck will just sorta disappear
and everyone will understand that they shouldn’t ask questions…

You Know What’s Coming…