Is it always racism?

[Rev. Rye]

If a white person murders a black person is that always evidence that they're racist?

If a white person accidentally kills a black person is that always evidence that they're racist?

If a white police officer apprehends or arrests a black person on good grounds or bad is that always evidence that the white police officer is racist?

If the answer is no to all three questions, then why are so many liberals and demagogues like Al Sharpton so certain that George Floyd's death is the result of racism?

Given that A) Chauvin decided that strangling a guy with his knee and keeping it on there for about 8 minutes and 46 seconds (a long enough time to kill him) was a suitable response to a guy whose crime was to try and pass off a counterfeit $20 as real, B) that Chauvin is white and Floyd is black, and C) that there's a long history of black people being brutalized by police, it's very plausible.

And frankly, unless you think that an appropriate penalty for trying to spend a counterfeit Jackson is to kneel on said person's neck for as long as it takes to listen to this song (and you'll be unconscious by the time the solo starts to pick up):



feel free to take these justifications and ram them so far up your ass you're complaining about the oesophegeal blockage that won't stop making you taste your own shit.

P.S., why, yes, I did have to trawl my archives to find a song that was the exact length cited by the criminal complaint. I didn’t expect for it to have a section change at the 5:53 point, the time where Floyd became unresponsive, but, by an extraordinary coincidence, it managed to work out that way.