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Chorus Of Entitled White Men
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| Hello, I'm Jared Taylor with American Renaissance. | |
| Are you a white man who thinks Brett Kavanaugh is getting a raw deal? | |
| Well then, according to Associate Professor Carol Christine Fair of Georgetown University, you deserve a miserable death. | |
| Here's what she said about the Republican senators investigating the sex assault charges against Judge Kavanaugh. | |
| Look at this chorus of entitled white men justifying a serial rapist's arrogated entitlement. | |
| All of them deserve miserable deaths, while feminists laugh as they take their last gasps. | |
| Bonus! We castrate their corpses and feed them to swine? | |
| Yes! Georgetown backed her, saying, The views of faculty members expressed in their private capacities are their own. | |
| Lucky for her, she was talking about white senators and not, say, Hispanic rapists. | |
| Did Brett Kavanaugh get drunk and grope a girl? | |
| I don't know. | |
| But for a lot of people, that's apparently not the real problem. | |
| The real problem is he's white. | |
| Bryce Covert at the Huffington Post has an article called What Kavanaugh's Ugly Entitlement Can Teach Other White Men. | |
| She says what's ugly is that Judge Kavanaugh, quote, feels he is entitled to this seat. | |
| In her view, he thinks, and I quote, such power, such prestige is the birthright of a white man. | |
| Jonathan Capehart of the Washington Post was singing the same tune in an article called, Hell hath no fury like an entitled white man denied. | |
| All of this is part of what Mr. Capehart calls the, quote, When Judge Kavanaugh got upset at accusations, including gang rape, that he swears are false, | |
| Paul Krugman of the New York Times wrote that he has joined the Angry White Male Caucus. | |
| Mr. Krugman wrote that, quote, White male rage isn't restricted to blue-collar guys in diners. | |
| Hatred can go along with a high income and all too often does. | |
| Uh-oh. | |
| Here comes the left's favorite word: Hatred. | |
| The judge is an angry white male hater. | |
| I wonder if Mr. Krugman thinks Professor Feed Them to the Swine of Georgetown is a hater. | |
| Rex Hupke of the Chicago Tribune accuses Brett Kavanaugh of having told little white male privilege lies to the committee. | |
| Not lies, white male privilege lies. | |
| Ann Brannigan wrote in The Root that, quote, America is a patriarchy built on white supremacy and that Judge Kavanaugh's testimony was, quote, a perfect distillation of whiteness and maleness. | |
| Professor Marcy Hamilton at the University of Pennsylvania wrote an article for the New York Daily News called, Brett Kavanaugh's indignation was the sound of privileged white male entitlement. | |
| Professor Hamid DeBashi of Columbia University wrote about Kavanaugh and white boys club politics in the U.S. He blasted white boy denial and raging white power. | |
| The Sacramento Bee editorial board And of course, | |
| Twitter is full of talk about privileged white boy, white male privilege, angry white male, white entitlement, often laced with the now apparently obligatory obscenities. | |
| These people are obsessed with race. | |
| And some of them seem pretty clearly guilty of what we're always being accused of, hatred. | |
| Brett Kavanaugh's guilt or innocence seems less important to these people than an opportunity to vent their contempt for white men and yell about white male privilege. | |
| But if he were anything but a white man, it would be unthinkable to pound him so viciously. | |
| It's open season on white men, and only white men, year round. | |
| They're the only people you can attack in the most bloodthirsty way because of their race and sex, and then complain about white male privilege. | |
| Can't these people see the irony? | |
| We used to believe in due process and the rule of law for all people, privileged or not. | |
| That's why justice is supposed to be blind. | |
| We aren't supposed to"believe the women" or believe the men for that matter. | |
| We're supposed to believe the evidence. | |
| For Brett Kavanaugh's critics, evidence doesn't seem to matter. | |
| All they need is to take one look at him to know he's guilty. | |
| Guilty of being a white man. | |
| If you're one, watch out. | |
| We're all Brett Kavanaugh now. | |