[handmaiden]

Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson courageously admitted that he was not at all worried about the enthusiastic protestors who gathered at our nation's capitol on January 6, 2021 because they were not Black.

First describing the protestors as "people that love this country" who "would never do anything to break the law", the Senator then boldly contrasted the status of the crowd who gathered to support Trump's claims of a stolen election with the sorts of people who would have turned up if the election had not been successfully stolen.

"Now had the tables been turned. . . this will get me in trouble. . . and President Trump won the election and those were tens of thousands of Black Lives Matter and antifa protestors, I might have been a little concerned."

This is just amazing. The Senator knew that people would get all riled up when he admitted to finding Black people more threatening than White people, but he bravely said those words out loud anyway. This is the kind of honesty that people are looking for in an elected official.

[Didymus Much]

Originally Posted by handmaiden

..."President Trump won the election and those were tens of thousands of Black Lives Matter and antifa protestors, I might have been a little concerned"...

Maybe the good Senator can shed a bit more light on how his brain envisions as remotely possible a scenario where Dorito Mussolini summons tens of thousands of BLM to Washington to protest an election that he had won.

[Dr. Anthony J. Toole]

It's a smart position based on evidence - the police consider leftists 3x more dangerous. Look at these subversives.

[WWJDnow]

Antifa and Black Lives Matter trace directly back to the slave rebellions in the South before the civil war. Murderous gangs of escaping slaves would terrorize entire counties, killing white people indiscriminately, destroying property, and, worst of all, freeing more slaves to join in the mayhem. They showed no gratitude at all for the many blessings that their white masters had bestowed upon them. Unfortunately, when proper societal controls break down, negroes seem to revert to their savage roots. This is as true today as it was back in the 19th Century.

This kind of lawless behavior has to be met with brutal force or it will just keep growing. The only racism in America today is anti-white racism. As white people, we must remain ever vigilant. I praise Ron Johnson for speaking the simple truth of the matter. He's truly one of us.

[Johny Joe Hold]

Sen. Johnson's relief at the white people invading the Capitol is a reflection of relief everywhere. If the group had been anything but white people we could have expected real trouble.