Most people don’t want to talk about Black racism or even admit Blacks can be racist.

Most people would rather talk about White supremacy and act like Black people can only be the sympathetic victims of racism.

He didn’t get his wish. Not only are we not boycotting rap, we are now having rap shoved down our throats in country music with the song Stuck Like Glue. Pay attention at 2:25 in the following video where Jennifer Nettles, a White woman from Georgia, raps with a fake Jamaican accent.

White people never protest or boycott when we are the victims of hate crimes. As we see in the next video, a White guy on Long, Island, Joseph Frigenti, was beaten by a mob of 12-15 racist Blacks. Not only did we not protest, we are supposed to feel sorry for them.

Blacks would have rioted if Whites had gotten away with such an attack on a Black person.

In the next video we see a White man, Brian Milligan, was beaten nearly to death by Blacks for dating a Black woman.

Country music, which is supposedly aimed at White people, never addresses racism against Whites, but always speaks out against racism from Whites. As we see in the following video at 3:35 Brad Paisley sings about a Black high school football player who has a cross burned on his front lawn for asking out a White girl.

Paisley expects us to stick our heads in the sand and act like only Blacks face racism in America.

As we see in the next video, a White woman was the victim of a hate crime in the south.

As we see in the next viedo, Black gangs often target Whites for beatings and robberies.

Country music is trying to brainwash Whites into believing Blacks don’t dare attack Whites for fear of being lynched by the KKK. Whites should boycott Brad Paisley and Sugerland, but we won’t. We never stand up for ourselves. In fact, Whites are going to call me racist for posting this blog.

Director James Garcia Sotomayor reveals,”This film is about Hispanic day workers who are harassed by white teens who, filled with the hatred taught to them by their families, perceive the day workers to be a threat to their livelihood. I believe that my humble upbringing in Ecuador gives me a unique perspective on this issue.

Were only White teens really involved in these murders as the director claims? Not according to the following New York Times report which clearly states:

Six of the teenagers are white, and one has a black mother and a Puerto Rican father.

The following video shows Jose Pacheco, Anthony Hartford, Jordan Dash and Christopher Overton. Pacheco is called “Hispanic” in the report, but he is clearly part Black.

So why does the trailer and interviews show no Black actor?

Now let’s watch a report about the murder of Jose Sucuzhanay.

Did you notice both of his killers are Black? So if you’re going to make a movie based on these murders, shouldn’t at least one actor be Black so that it resembles what actually happened?

Recently, a Mexican was brutally beaten by some racist Blacks.

As you just saw, they didn’t get hate-crimes charges even though the attack was caught on tape. The only reason that happened is because people have been brainwashed by movies like Taught To Hate into believing only White people can be racist. The idea that some Black people are racist is absurd to some people. Even when witnessing it, they can’t understand what they’re seeing.

Another Latino on Long Island Fernando Ugas Moreno was savagely beaten by racist Blacks who didn’t get hate-crime charges.

The director of Taught To Hate is partially responsible for future Black on Latino attacks that don’t get hate-crimes charges.

The other problem with Taught To Hate is, at least in the trailer, there are no racist Latino characters. In the real world some Latinos are racist.

The Latino director portrays Latinos as being incapable of being racist. James Garcia Sotomayor seems to be completely out of touch with reality.

Acting like only White people commit hate crimes against other races leads to stuff like Beat Up A White Kid Day where Blacks self-righteously beat up White kids to get revenge for all racism that they are taught only White people are guilty of.

The movie Taught To Hate will most likely teach people to hate and resent White people.

We are supposed to believe Whites killed Jose Sucuzhañay and the hate-crime murder could have been stopped in progress if only a big, muscular Black had been there. Blacks, having been discriminated against by Whites, can’t stand idly by and watch Whites commit hate crimes against non-Blacks. The problem with this scenario is, as we see in the following video, Jose’s killers are actually Black.

This isn’t an isolated incident either. Months later another Latino was attacked just blocks away from where Sucuzhañay was murdered.

Some reports say 7 White supremacists murdered Marcelo Lucero. This isn’t true. One of them, Jose Pacheco, is Black and Latino.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/27/nyregion/27patchogue.html

Actual facts get in the way of the liberal agenda. You’ll notice in the following editorial from the Huffington post, after raving about racist republicans, John Ridley uses the murders of Marcelo Lucero and Jose Sucuzhañay as proof of how  prevalent White supremacy is in America.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-ridley/the-conservatives-dangero_b_188514.html

Ridley blamed Whites for a hate crime committed by Blacks and another hate crime that a Black Latino participated in. Ridley also seems to be unaware of the fact that Latinos have committed hate crimes against African-Americans.

Latinos have also targeted Native-Americans.

Of course the main point of ABC’s What Would You Do? with John Quiñones is to convince people Whites face no discrimination in America. The following videos from Cincinnati  and Denver prove that Blacks regularly target Whites.

A Black guy was convicted of hate crimes for targeting elderly women. This is also something John Quiñones doesn’t want you to know.

John Quiñones and John Ridley presented a bizarro world where only Whites commit hate crimes and all other races are uniting to stand up to us, but their claims aren’t based on actual fact.