Our continuing urban violence overwhelmingly dominated our coverage this last week, with our most popular article being Jared Taylor’s analysis of the bizarre aspects of the current widespread unrest.  Unlike during the 1960s, the overwhelming majority of the violent Black Lives Matter rioters seem to be white, and indeed America’s whitest cities such as Portland, Seattle, and Minneapolis have been the central focus of the violence.  Apparently over the last couple of decades, a considerable fraction of younger whites have fully absorbed the notion that American society is viciously hostile to blacks, and therefore must be opposed or even overthrown.  In less than two days, this piece has already attracted nearly 500 comments totaling over 50,000 words.

The next two pieces, by Mike Whitney and Eric Striker, focused especially on the shooting deaths of a couple of BLM rioters in suburban Kenosha by Kyle Rittenhouse, an armed white teenager, with the latter being an enormously popular hold-over from the previous week.  Both point out that the killings clearly seemed to be justified self-defense after Rittenhouse was violently attacked, an expected consequence of the unwillingness of the local police to defend property and suppress the rioting, with Striker revealing that all three victims had very serious criminal records.  Taken together, the two pieces have accumulated nearly 1,300 comments totaling over 100,000 words.

Meanwhile, our fifth most popular article, also by Whitney, focused on the apparently unprovoked killing of an unarmed pro-Trump demonstrator in Portland by a BLM Antif rioter, suggesting that American society might be at the tipping point for widespread deadly urban political violence.  The Saker’s article, ranked just below takes much the same position, warning that the Democrats seem eager to provoke a civil war.

Finally, in fourth place and rounding out our most popular articles was Paul Kersey’s discussion of a horrific crime in North Carolina in which a teenage white girl was brutally murdered by four young blacks, the sort of all-too-common incident that is almost always ignored by our national media, instead so massively preoccupied with the extremely rare cases of unarmed blacks who died at the hands of police.