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From Steve Sailer: "George Floyd died on Memorial Day 2020. Granted, George Floyd did not, technically, die fighting in the nation’s armed forces in some half-forgotten war. But, in a higher sense, did he not die fighting in the New America’s greatest and most long-running war: against racism, against white supremacy, against statistical disparities in racial performance, against hair-touching?
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From Pedro Alvarado: "Ever since George Floyd acquired the status of Sainthood last summer, a significant portion of Americans embarked on a blood libel campaign of epic proportions against the white population.
"The hysteria was so pronounced, that looney concepts such as 'defund the police' became an accepted part of political discourse. A sober society would laugh such proposals out of the venue. Alas, we no longer live in a sane country."
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Also from VDARE.com on the
George Floyd Racial Reckoning:
- "Black Lives Matter" Is A BLOOD LIBEL Against White America. Here's Why, by James Fulford
- BONFIRE OF THE VANITIES—Derek Chauvin IS The Great White Defendant, by Virginia Dare
- 12 Mass Shootings: America Is Gearing Up For George Floyd Day With A Bang, by Steve Sailer
- Urban Homicides Up 53% vs. 2019 During the Summer of George , by Steve Sailer
- Thanks, Derek Chauvin Jurors! You’re Safe Now! WE AREN'T. Even Kindergartens!, by Ann Coulter
- The Truth About George Floyd And Derek Chauvin: What the Regime Media Isn't Telling You, by Jack Dalton
- Tucker Carlson On The George Floyd Case: What The Media Didn't Tell You, by Allan Wall
- Black, Female Atlanta Mayor Retires Due To Crime Surge, by Steve Sailer
- Crime Wave: The Racial Reckoning Comes For Atlanta, by Steve Sailer
- VOX: Black Lives Matter Protests Have Killed About An Order Of Magnitude More People Than They Have Saved, by Steve Sailer
- How Much Blood Does Black Lives Matter Have On Its Hands?, by Steve Sailer
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