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Carney government signals it's open to selling Canadian ports #cdnpoli trib.al/j4IlR3k

Today, @ChudTheBuilder was violently assaulted by a black person, and shot him. Many on the right have mixed thoughts about him. But...a few things: -Notice that Chud does not start the fights. He simply records what life is like in areas where public order has collapsed due to the Black population. When he turns on his smart glasses and walks into a store or gas station, what does he often find? Black people being violent, loud, rude, vulgar, or destructive. He does not create the chaos. He simply documents it. -But Americans have become accustomed to looking the other way, avoiding eye contact, avoiding certain stores and areas of town and allowing this behavior to continue. Many of the complaints I hear about him center around "Why can't he just go somewhere else?" "Why can't he just be quiet and let them be?". This is a disgusting question to hear come from the mouths of American men. Exactly how many towns, cities, stores, streets, and areas are we supposed to hand over to people who behave this way? This is modern British thinking, it is not American, and certainly not Christian thinking. -Because of this weakness, Blacks have been able to build a parallel culture of disorder alongside civil society. In Black culture, people can scream at workers, vandalize public spaces, threaten strangers, defy the law, and face little meaningful consequence. -However, this culture is not self-contained. Like a parasite, it draws on the tax dollars, infrastructure, patience, and restraint of the very society it undermines. Blacks can move freely between ordered spaces and disordered ones, taking advantage of one while damaging the other. Meanwhile, when we are forced to venture into their society, we do so at great risk of assault, rape, and murder. -So, you can disagree with Chud. You can criticize his language, his tactics, or his behavior. But he is exposing something real: a rotting wound and ticking time bomb at the center of the country. He is exposing a problem to which many are blind, because they have never lived in areas heavily populated by Blacks. He is forcing people to look at what happens when disorder is excused, tolerated, and protected from criticism. Where many would turn away, he records it. Pray for him.