Forgiveness adds more fuel to the fire

I don't know how many times I have to say this, but forgiveness reinforces White Supremacy. Not just their discrimination and the bold use of racial slurs, but also the physical attacks.

Reinforcers of White Supremacy do what Botham's Brother Brandt, did. You go up and hug this anti-Black serpent bitch after she claimed the life of your brother, knowing where she stands? If it were some form of freak accident, then okay, no problem but her intent was to kill.

I don't forgive her for this attack on someone that looks like my kinfolk, and I don't forgive him for reinforcing what will make a bigger impact on Black Americans than the collective diaspora.

I have no sympathy for the families of victims once they pull this, so you can guess how I feel about Botham's brother. It's a sad situation, but if his family agrees with what Brandt did, then I'm only concerned with the fact that this type of murder could send a message to other serpents that they can get minimal time for walking into a Black person's home and kill them.

The forgiveness should always kill them sympathy Black people have towards these victims. It's always caught on camera and televised over and over isn't it? That's far from coincidental, because they want that message out there. They want their White Supremacist race soldiers to see that there is nothing to worry about when it comes to justice, whether in the courtroom or on the streets.

A message you never see coming by way of non-Black people forgiving Black people, I might add.

Amber received 10 years, which is basically 5 before time served is applied and the other 5 will end up being parole. That's no time for a murder, there are Black people doing longer time for absolutely no crimes committed. Exonerated decades after the truth set them free, but an anti-Black cop kills a Black man in his own home and gets what should be considered a slap on the wrist for cold blooded murder. So to go from that disgusting sentence, to Botham's brother hugging this serpent it's hard not to vomit.

Look, I don't care if you're FBA or a Black person with ancestry that isn't by way of the same lineage, you are not helping yourself or the rest of us when you forgive these serpents. It's disgraceful and you should be ashamed. 

He should've left her with words that rendered her unable to sleep at night, they need to know who NOT to fuck with. Instead they get forgiveness that tells them "It's okay", when it's not. 

No matter what you believe, forgiveness has never ever loosened the noose around the necks of Black people.

It's reported that Brandt Jean even told Amber Guyger "I forgive you. Go to God... I don't even want you to go to jail because that's what Botham would want." If that's true, that's enemy behavior. The forgiveness was bad enough, but wanting her to go free, he stands with his brother's killer against us.

Judge Tammy Kemp also displayed enemy behavior by hugging this serpent, as if she's the victim. She's not wearing the rob just to wear the rob, they planted her there for a reason. When have you known a judge to step down from the bench to go hug a murderer of an innocent person? It always someone who looks like us, but they will continue these disgusting acts of betrayal until they're ostracized along with anyone willing to stand with them.

St. Patrick's Day and You

Before you toss on the green and run out to support some Irish pub to celebrate ole' St. Patrick's Day, remember that there are a long line of Irish Police in America who became cops thanks to family tradition. That family tradition for too many of them began in the slave patrol, rounding of the ancestors of American Descendants of Slaves. To hell with what the day represents to them.

So for all of the dumb, foolish, and deliberately Black people seeking to stand in the way of what we're owed in this country, you're some of the reasons why paper trails are of great importance. You're the faces and names listed under the topic of undeserved loyalty, because there is no benefit to being loyal to you.

Does it make sense to be loyal to someone that behaves like an enemy?
Even you wouldn't accept that. 

Don't play dumb as if you can't understand either, but for those who legitimately don't, its like an abusive relationship. It's harmful for the person on the receiving end of that abuse to remain in such a relationship, but we're expected to be dumb enough to stick around and remain faithful, supportive, and loving to our abusers (or the supporters of those abusers).

Now that I've inserted a different perspective, I hope it opens the eyes of those who are not intentionally pursuing a route that gets in our way. These people accepted the role of doing us wrong, and they were rewarded incentives. Being the descendants of Irish immigrants doesn't change the part they've played and continue to play, just like other Europeans, and everyone else who invested in being our enemies. Slave patrols also began operating on holidays because they found that revolts would occur around these days, and they were also trying to prevent some Black trade markets from being established.

So what are you celebrating?

Don't be one of those people. Let these various holidays simply represent a reminder in life to stay on code, you don't need their holidays when we have the ability to create our own. These people were recapturing our ancestors, beating them, and even killing them in some cases. Sound familiar?

These people benefited from making the lives of our people hell. Weren't slave patrols exempt from taxes and fees while in service? Also, they were paid more than the typical amount of money via a surplus, right? Don't let them hide their dirt to minimize what we're owed, and the ability to kill us in the past and didn't make it right, just like it doesn't in the present, damn anyone to hell who believes otherwise. Being a Black immigrant doesn't make you exempt either, remember what happened to Botham Jean.

Also, remember who fought for him.