Shiloh Hendrix Was Guilty Of Being White In America

For decades, Americans have been inundated with the message that the criminal justice system was racist. The death of George Floyd was used to highlight this misnomer, but the whole video showed that the police were leniently accommodating a doped-up giant who was not cooperating with his arrest. Had Derek Chauvin left George Floyd in the police car, he would not have been left holding the bag when he overdosed. And one wonders whether they would have taken a White guy out of the police car, as they had so needlessly done with Floyd.

Floyd was one example, but the examples are numerous. Daniel Penny was arrested for subduing a Black criminal on a subway. The murder of Decarlos Brown Jr, the murderer of Iryna Zarutska on a train in North Carolina, is being found incompetent to stand trial for his acts. 

The current scourge of lawlessness in American cities primary stem from the belief that punishing Black crime is racist, and that is the unforgivable sin. When Karmelo Anthony murdered Austin Metcalf in cold blood at a high school track meet, having brought a knife with the intent to flex it, Metcalf’s father debased himself begging the public not to make it about race. And indeed, the Civil Rights Act created a shadow organization that threatened people into denying injustices.

The guilty verdict of Shiloh Hendrix is the latest example of the criminal justice system being weaponized against Whtie Americans who stand up for themselves. A mother at a park defending her child against a thief, only to be harassed by an immigrant pedophile who should not have been at a playground. Shiloh Hendrix was convicted of disorderly conduct for calling Sharmake Beyle Omar a nigger, in a gross violation of free speech.

Sharmake Beyle Omar, in sharp contrast, was handled with kiddy gloves, and charges were dismissed against him “in the interest of justice” when he was accused of gangraping a 16-year-old in the foster care system. In Minnesota, the Somalis have carte blanche. Meanwhile, the citizens have the boot of Tim Walz, who recently pardoned a Laotian pedophile to unsuccessfully help him avoid deportation, on their throats. 

Judge Daily, who presided over the Hendrix case has a track record of letting sex offenders off easy, including easier sentences than Hendrix’s 200 community service hours and $1000 fine.

 America’s two-tiered justice system, like that of the British, is a long train of abuse that leads to anarcho-tyranny. At the end of the day, if Hendrix was Black, she would neither have been found guilty nor charged, but instead she stood up to the Somali infestation in her community and was convicted.