I spilled some early childhood religious trauma yesterday, which really is the big stuff.
It's inextricable from my relationship to my sister, because it was the religious teaching that we should be perfectly patient & loving that has me trying over & over in my relationship with her.
It runs deep.
But I look at my family & where some of them are right now, & I know that I helped light the way out. I went & found healing for myself, & I brought it back to them. That's who I am.
As all great men must do.
My gf requested me to write smut of me using her.
It's times like these I regret my ability to write very well...
While JDVance allowed that perhaps Renee Good was not trying to ram the ICE agent,
Trump stated that she did it, and did it on purpose.
Noem also cast this as deliberate, calling it “an attempt to kill or to cause bodily harm to agents.”
This is not some minor, pedantic point.
The administration cast a woman who had just died as deliberately assaulting a law enforcement officer
and engaging in “domestic terrorism.”
Those are not small allegations, especially given this is someone whose loved ones were just beginning to mourn her.
It’s impossible for this to have been “domestic terrorism” if it wasn’t willful
-- Terrorism entails an attempt to use violence and fear to coerce political action.
Even as he was allowing that perhaps this wasn’t deliberate, Vance elsewhere in the briefing used language similar to Trump and Noem. He said that Good had “aimed her car at a law enforcement officer” and cast her as part of a “left-wing network to attack, to dox, to assault and to make it impossible for our ICE officers to do their job.”
But when asked who is behind such a left-wing network, Vance didn’t offer details.
“Well, it’s one of the things we’re going to have to figure out,” he said.
This isn’t the first time that Trump’s maximalist initial claims have caused the administration problems and led to mixed messaging.
https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/08/politics/jd-vance-ice-shooting-trump?Date=20260109&Profile=CNN
#Via Elon Musk
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[Many screenshots but NO ONE includes a time stamp! 🙄]
"A few days ago, a gang of about a dozen young men tried to assault a woman in her car at night in DC.
A ['doge'] team member saw what was happening, ran to defend her and was severely beaten to the point of concussion, but he saved her.
It is time to federalize DC."
The fundraiser and general whirlwind around the White mom who's supposed to be evil for saying the most popular word in the English language is not exclusively about her or about that word.
Yes, it certainly begins with supporting her against the anti-White mob hellbent on destroying her and her family's lives.
Then it becomes defiance against the system that feeds us that word a million times a day, but destroys any White person who repeats it.
The reason the anti-White mob is in an existential meltdown right now is because the fastest and easiest way to ruin a White person's life is to capture that White person uttering the single most uttered word amongst Black people.
But this event has officially set that playbook on fire.
This was always going to happen, it was just a matter of when.
For generations, we've lived this supercharged double-standard regarding two syllables. We've watched, time and again, as Black defendants use “he called me the same word I call myself, my family, and all of my friends, so I had no choice but to kill him” as a legal defense in murder trials - and had it taken seriously.
We see the result of that conditioning in the conversation around every case of Black-on-White violence posted online. “Well did the White kid say the favorite word of the thirteen Black kids who stomped him to death before they stomped him to death? Because if he did then it's fine that they stomped him to death.”
All the while, White people are told that we have pathological “fragility” by the same people who think murder is a reasonable response to a single spoken word, even if the murderer didn't hear it, but thinks, perhaps, that the dead White kid might have been thinking it in his head.
“But muh historical-” No. No one cares. It's over. That's the whole point.
Moving past those two syllables, we've spent the last three decades watching anti-White hatred become an accepted field of academic study and government/corporate policy - and a lucrative career path/dedicated sector of the economy where people are enriched for dehumanizing Whites.
Of course, the anti-White mob expects this all to go unanswered. They expect us to quietly comply with our planned extinction. And that's where this moment in time becomes about more than just the White mom on the Minnesota playground who stopped someone else's child from stealing and was then harangued by a playground-dwelling Somali kidnapper and rapist. Where it becomes about more than just the word she said that the anti-White mob finds more offensive than the kidnapping and raping of a minor done by the playground-dwelling Somali who recorded her.
It becomes about us coming together. Finally.
Donors know nearly nothing about this particular mom. But it doesn't matter. They're not running her through a checklist of their personal morality to make sure that every decision she's ever made aligns with their personal worldview. They're not getting caught up in minutiae, optics, or self-doubt. They're done with the moral and emotional manipulation.
It doesn't matter if this isn't the “perfect” vehicle. There's no such thing. This is the vehicle that arrived. It moves us in the right direction, and that's more than can be said for those who choose to watch through the window as it drives away.
It matters less how it happens and more that it happens.
We're sending a message that the White Guilt narrative must die.
We are - and this is what scares the anti-White mob more than anything - making the choice to take our own side.
@bruces
Good for her.
It's good to see an American with courage for a change of pace.
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