America’s Quadruple Justice System

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so Last week I mentioned the case of Daniel Penny, the young white man who subdued a shrieking, threatening black lunatic in a New York subway carriage. The lunatic died, although there is nothing to suggest that Penny intended him to. Manhattan's black communist district attorney, Alvin Bragg, I noted, bypassed the grand jury process that would have been normal in such a case and had Penny arrested and charged with manslaughter in the second degree. That's all in accordance with the quadruple justice system I spelled out for you back in January last year. One of my email correspondence I told you had offered the opinion, which I thought and still think is correct, that we now have four different systems of criminal justice. One, white on black crime. Mob justice just short of lynching, but with the optics of a fair trial. Two, white on white crime. Standard American jurisprudence. Three, black on white crime. Standard American jurisprudence, but with reduced severity. Given that the root cause is systemic racism. Not any depravity on the part of the defendant. Four, black on black crime. Discouraged but not investigated or prosecuted too vigorously, except in the most egregious of cases. Pretty much cares what blacks do to each other, and there's no money to be made from these crimes by Al Sharpton or Benjamin Crump. Well, it may be wishful thinking on my part, but I believe I see signs of a general awakening to this among white Americans. Here's one of those signs. Members of Daniel Penny have so far contributed $2.6 million to a fund set up to cover his legal expenses. A fund set up by the dead guys family, I guess, to cover his funeral expenses was not quite $150,000 when I looked just now. Those are two different funding sites, by the way. The dead guys fundraiser is at Go Fund Me, which only allows funding for causes that are regime compliant. Daniel Penny's fund is Give Send Go, a different funding site that allows support for cases the ruling class disapproves of. Select the bronze week three, who was so savagely railroaded in the Armored Arbery case last year. What Daniel Penny's chances are in our quadruple justice system, especially in front of a Manhattan judge and jury, I hesitate to predict. I wish him all the luck in the world anyway. The acted on behalf of normal people and civilised public spaces, with I am sure no homicidal intent. This week's attempt at narrative reinforcement fell flat on its face almost immediately. This arose from an incident last Friday, May 12, also in Manhattan. A young female physician assistant, who is six months pregnant, left her 12-hour shift and headed to a nearby city bike station. These are racks of bicycles that you can free from their docking station and pay for using your smartphone. She did that and started to pull a bike out, intending to ride it home. The two young blacks closed in on her, one of them filming the whole incident. Another one pushed the bike back into the docking station and manhandled the woman, all the time yelling that it was his bike that he'd paid for it and that she was trying to steal it from him. The woman who was plainly terrified started yelling for help. The video went viral and the young lady became a hate figure on anti-white social media. A Karen. Black race racer, Benjamin Crump posted a tweet saying, quote, This is unacceptable. A white woman was caught on camera attempting to steal a city bike from a young black man in New York City. She grossly tried to weaponize her tears to paint this man as a threat. This is exactly the kind of behavior that has endangered so many black men in the past. Crump has since, of course, deleted that tweet. That one's comparatively civilized, though, try this one quote, the fact that she's a nurse, she's probably neglected and killed so many minorities. The young woman's employers at Bellevue Hospital, of course, believed the Crump version. They placed her on leave, pending a review of the incident. Before Alvin Bragg could show up to put the lady under arrest, she got herself a lawyer and produced receipts, proving it was she who had paid for the bike. The incredible and alarming thing here is that so many people believed the black kids story. They believed, or for social reasons they pretended to believe, that a young white woman, visibly pregnant, would get aggressive with a platoon of young blacks. I guess if you have internalized the narrative, the great, the eternal, the most lovingly cherished American narrative, the narrative of meek, soulful, helpless, baby-faced young blacks, groaning pitifully under the heel of white supremacy. I guess if you have internalized that narrative, it makes sense. The story has now faded into the cosmic microwave background. So far as I know, no one has apologized to the young lady.