CNN former host Reza Aslan, now a professor at the University of California, tweeted: "The President is a white nationalist terror leader. His supporters -- ALL OF THEM -- are by definition white nationalist terror supporters. The MAGA hat is a KKK hood. And this evil, racist scourge must be eradicated from society."
How can it be that Trump wanting to enforce US law inspires a person to shoot Hispanics, but Aslan's call to eradicate all Trump supporters doesn't inspire a person to attack Trump supporters? Why wasn't Aslan disciplined by the University of California for his hate speech? Why wasn't he blocked by Twitter?
How can NBC Universal's film, "The Hunt," produced by Jason Blum, a Jew, depict liberal elites hunting and killing "Trump deplorables" for sport and escape the charge of hate speech and encouraging deadly violence against half of the US population?
NBC Universal refuses to stop release of the hate movie.
If wanting to build a wall to keep out illegal immigrants encourages Americans to shoot Hispanics, how much violence is encouraged by a movie in which Trump supporters are hunted and shot? There is scant complaint about Israel's wall that keeps Palestinians out of their own country. Try to imagine someone making a film about hunting Jews for sport and calling it a satire.
Clearly in the Western media and US Democratic Party it is open season on all white people. The most intense hatred is expressed against them -- even calls for their extermination -- and it doesn't qualify as hate speech or encouraging violence.
The hatred and demonization of white people in America is no different from the propaganda against Jews in the Third Reich. Yet not a single member of the Democratic Party or American print, TV, and NPR radio protests.
That fact tells us all we need to know. If white people don't get organized and defend themselves, there is likely to be a white holocaust.
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