Oh, by the way, J.A. Miller, somewhere around 100 million white people were 86′d in WWI, WWII, Stalin’s massacres and the subsequent clean ups.
Hope that helps quench your thirst some.

Non-violence produces only deep dark silence?

It seems strange to insinuate a call to arms while indicting the ineffectuality of movements which seek to resist the kind of atrocities that are cited in the body of this piece.

Yes, Americans are saturated with the spoils of an unjust world (“Wealth purchased our true loyalty”). Yes, the apparent futility of “grass-roots” organization to halt the inertia of the murderous regime is frustrating (“And here we are still on our knees”).

Yes, it is tempting to satisfy our guilt by assuming a progressive mantle. Yes, we should be more active, seeking ways to implement the good in our lives and communities.

Shall we implement good with violence?

When we are lost the gun provides an expedient path. That road has been trod before, we know where it leads.

“Be the change you wish to see in the world.”