These are bad signs ...

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... for vibrancy in America:

This is the worst video of black mob violence you will see today. Maybe ever: Four black children beat and taunt a three-year old white girl. Then the cameraman posted it on Facebook over the weekend with the heading, “When white people piss black people off.”

This, combined with the racial grievance industry noting that black-on-white crime is "frowned upon", is going to lead to the lynching coming back as a means of controlling feral 'vibrancy'.

This is serious, folks. If politicians and law enforcement will not do anything to stop racial crimes for fear of being called racists, the public will start taking matters into their own hands ... and that is going to be very, very bad for this country.

And I'm not the only one to notice:

It increasingly appears as if the two choices facing America are peaceful segregation or ethnic violence and civil war.  Contra the expectations of the multicultis and the anti-racists, the vibrant community is becoming less civilized as they become more numerous.  The civil rights vision has failed and appeasement clearly works no better with vibrants than it did with Nazis.

 I hope against hope that we don't go there, but if it happens, I'll be ready to defend me and mine.

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Vox points to ...

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... the elephant in the room:

There will be war, whether anyone truly desires it or not. There has always been war and there always will be war, the arrogant pretenses of the totalitarians and their self-serving promises of peace on Earth notwithstanding. As Vegetius wrote: Si vis pacem, para bellum.  The Union cannot be saved because it no longer exists in the hearts of men.

Mike Vanderboegh talks about this possibility (nay, eventuality) constantly, and I sadly, agree with him. Vox has been talking about it more and more.

What's interesting to me is that there is a slowly-growing trend for bloggers and some editorialists to mention civil war as a more and more likely possibility.

I really hope it doesn't come to that.

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Good for her ...

... I wouldn't back down either:

A year ago, dozens marched to protest the Confederate flag a white woman flew from her porch in a historically black Southern neighborhood. After someone threw a rock at her porch, she put up a wooden lattice. That was just the start of the building.

Earlier this year, Annie Chambers Caddell's neighbors built two solid 8-foot high wooden fences on either side of her modest brick house to shield the Southern banner from view.

One thing I see wrong with what she did; she tried to convince the protesters that she wasn't racist.

I don't give a fuck if she is a racist - it's her house and her flag, to fly when and how she decides.

Is racism a bad thing? Yes. But until an individual does something to another based on racism, then the state has no business getting involved.

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This guy ...

... is not a rabid gun nut:

Arm yourselves. I no longer think we can avoid bloodshed. The left has decided to go all in. So we have to be prepared to get over our disbelief that it actually can happen here — and shed the left’s years’ long attempts to convince us that defending ourselves or our liberty (or to even think we have the right to do so, clinging to our guns and our flawed documents) is somehow gauche and bespeaks low intelligence and racist fear — and be prepared to defend liberty.

No, Jeff is downright normal ... just like you and I.

It's coming ... be ready.

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