The Rule for avoiding anti-white violence that contains all the other rules within it

Gintas writes:

Regarding your post today, “Americans to Afghans: Sure, kill us, we don’t care,” as well as the continuing black-on-white attacks, John Derbyshire’s rules and your additional rules on how to protect oneself from anti-white violence are just too complex for our time, especially as blacks are not not the only ones who seek to murder whites. I have simplified the rules so that they work for everyone, in all circumstances.

There is just one rule:

DON’T BE IN THE WRONG PLACE AT THE WRONG TIME.

How hard could it be?

LA replies:

Very good. Your sending that today is more appropriate than you realize. In addition to a U.S. military official in Afghanistan saying that the U.S. personnel whom one of their Afghan intelligence allies murdered by exploding a suicide vest “happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time,” Big Lie on Parade reports the following murder. A black man and a white man were waiting at a bus stop in Tucson. The black simply pulled out a gun and shot the white man in the head, killing him.

The white man’s aunt, interviewed on the local TV station, said, “It’s just a completely random act of violence, and he was in the wrong place at the wrong time.” She said it in exactly those words, as though she was reading from the PC script.

The official phrases of the PC anti-white regime have now been adopted by the white populace.

Her own nephew was murdered by a black man for no reason, and she calls it a totally random act of violence. She doesn’t think it had something to do with her nephew being white?

Imagine the eulogies at the man’s funeral, with a family like that. “How sad that Robert died in this totally random act of violence.” “Our beloved Robert, who was in the wrong place at the wrong time.”

Also, guess what the victim’s name was? Robert Chance!

It’s like something from one of my cousin Paul Auster’s postmodern novels. In fact, one of his novels is called The Music of Chance.

LA continues:

The larger point is this. According to liberal belief, whenever a white is murdered in a sudden unprovoked attack by a nonwhite or a Muslim, it is because the victim “was in the wrong place at the wrong time.” If that is the case, then for white people all places are (at least potentially) the wrong place, and all times are the wrong time. Gintas’s rule, “Don’t be be in the wrong place at the wrong time,” would be the correct rule, if it could be followed. But it can’t be followed, because, simply by the fact of existing, whites are always in the wrong place at the wrong time, and may be “randomly” killed at any moment.

In short, there is no way that whites can avoid being murdered for being white. If they are murdered for being white, it is because of chance; and if they are lucky enough, at least for the moment, not to be murdered for being white, it is because of chance. Under the regime of liberalism, we are Eloi, sacrificial victims, all of our lives are forfeit; and it is only a matter of chance which of us happens to be sacrificed on a given day and which of us not.

Posted by Lawrence Auster at October 16, 2012 04:46 PM | Send