Matt Walsh

So this is not a case about one stabbing at a track meet as horrific and tragic as that stabbing was.

This is also the legacy of the civil rights movement.

It's about the urgency of undoing the genocidal and deranged laws and legal doctrines that are now getting far too many white people killed and black people.

It's about ending all of the handouts and special treatment that black Americans receive all in the name of racial equity.

which everyone now understands is code for killing white people with impunity and taking their stuff.

This is always the goal of the civil rights movement from its earlier days.

In part two of our real history documentary on the civil rights era called The Looting of America, we talk about the savagery and the brutality that white people endured if they didn't have the resources to flee to the suburbs in the 60s and 70s.

The people who were left behind, the ones who couldn't engage in so-called white flight, which is the preferred term of leftist historians and school textbooks, were sexually assaulted and executed for sport.

They watched as their communities became living nightmares.

And when they complained, they were met with total indifference from everyone, from black activists, from liberal academics, white liberal activists, and the United States federal government.

They were left behind to suffer and die as their communities, which had survived for generations, became violent cesspools virtually overnight.

So when you watch these activists rally outside that courthouse for Carmelo Anthony, and when you see them donating $600,000 so that Anthony's family can buy a new house, the only conclusion you can draw is that not much has changed.

Decades of affirmative action and welfare payments, a DEI, even the election of a black president, or half black at least, two times.

have not merely failed to produce racial harmony in this country, quite the contrary.

By design, they've led us directly to this period of open anti-white racial warfare, which has erupted all over the West from Texas to the UK.

What you need to understand is that the government at every level is creating the conditions where this kind of violence can occur.

They're preventing civilized people from enforcing the law.

And as a result, every day, children,

are getting executed.

Now, will Carmelo Anthony be found guilty?