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AGAIN AND AGAIN AND YET AGAIN!
It’s all part of the culture; violence, rage, and hatred
From the NY subway shooting to daily incidences of road rage and criminal violence, V.A.B.s are still at it. A lack of deterrence on the part of the government has assured that the ‘black plague’ will not abate, but continue to grow exponentially.
Dateline Elizabeth, New Jersey – Vincent Jean, aged 56 had about enough. Following his hit-and-run incident with a 23 year old woman he lost it. What appears to have triggered this incident of V.A.B. rage was her attempt to take a picture of his SUV as it sped off. Well, that pretty well signed the girl’s death warrant.
* V.A.B. RAGE & HATRED IS UNCHECKED AND UNRIVALLED! *
Click here for horrifying video: https://nypost.com/2022/04/14/driver-repeatedly-runs-over-woman-in-shocking-road-rage-attack/
This guy chased down the witness, she being on foot, in his SUV. As she ran and cried out, he drove up onto the sidewalk and over a lawn to run her down. Then – ‘Double Tap’ as he ran over her again and again. This is an ideal example of the extreme violence that is the trademark of the violent American Black subculture.
* THEY HATE YOU MORE THAN YOU COULD EVER HATE THEM *
We really need to get a move on here and revamp our horribly skewed justice system. It’s time people were brought to justice and faced consequences that would act as deterrence. Medically supervised caning, a means of beating one repeatedly across the buttocks, has proven extremely effective in countries that employ this methodology. Supervised beatings are also effective as a deterrence.
When a potential criminal knows there is no promise of ‘3 hots and a cot’ coming his way, and that instead he or she will be afflicted with permanent neuropathy [acute nerve pain] where the sun doesn’t shine … you’ll see actual deterrence.
Isn’t it time we took a page out of Singapore’s, Japan’s, China’s, and a host of other countries? When will we admit that our justice system is unjust and horribly broken?
It is you know.
I’m Max, and that’s the way I see it!
P.S. Until we get a handle on our broken system of crime and punishment things will get progressively worse. Complete and total anarchy is on the slate without immediate and sever action, as opposed to continual and habitual reaction.
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