By: Adena Properties

Adena Properties
Mon, 01 Jun 2020 02:48:30 +0000

There is no epidemic of police brutality directed against Negroes. Blacks are simply more likely to commit crimes–of all types–and now feel emboldened to commit them more brazenly and to riot at any ruse or provocation.

There were no peaceful protests. The peaceful protesters are ‘useful idiots’ and constitute a convenient screen for the folks who were out in force as opportunists. We know who they were. We even had some members of City Council itself trying to interfere with the police as they attempted to bring Law & Order. They quite deserved getting sprayed with mace for their troubles, didn’t they ?

The last time we had the National Guard and police clearing streets in Columbus, Ohio and curfews imposed because of rioting was in 1969 and 1970 and mostly on the OSU campus as students protested the Vietnam War and also tried their hand at a Leftist Pusch against the University Administration and a takeover ( ‘Viva La Revolucion’ and ‘Remember Paris’ type of thing ).

There was also a brief moment on the Near East Side in July 1969 after a Black man attacked an elderly White owner of a dry cleaning business and got shot ( the White guy had thrown the Black man’s kids off his property earlier ). A couple hundred Blacks took to the streets and the National Guard came in to disperse them. A White crime watch member who was helping police direct traffic was killed by a sniper, but this was the extent of things.

The riot on campus in April 1970 resulted in a curfew, the National Guard marching down High Street and the deployment of a lone tank from the OSU Armory. ( One never quite forgets the sight of a tank flanked by soldiers rolling down High Street to keep the peace. ) People got the message; there were seven shooting and 400 arrests. Thereafter, all the brick sidewalks that had criss-crossed the Oval and bordered buildings were removed to prevent them from being pried up and used as projectiles in the future, but we never had another actual riot. I got some of these bricks and later built a patio. There were flare ups until early May, but military check-points were all over campus and classes were closed for a couple weeks. It worked.

Even then, the police and the guard took flak for the ‘extreme’ response and Governor Rhodes took heat for his ‘no nonsense’ stance, but rioting, arson, unlawful occupation of public and private property, looting and assaults against the duly appointed order must be met–and met quickly–with a clear and immediate ‘cease and desist or else’ response.

Looters, arsonists and rioters should be shot. These people are thugs who are mostly just taking advantage of tense social situations that they often manufacture themselves in order to inflict their own brand of psycho-social pathology on society at large. If you look at some of the videos showing folks breaking windows in the Statehouse, interfering with the police, vandalising the Ohio Theatre, setting fires and looting businesses in the Short North and downtown, you can clearly observe what they’re actually ‘protesting’: Law & Order. Their ‘enemy’ is the thing that makes civilisation itself possible.

For the people who think they’re starting a ‘Revolution’ to ‘overthrow’ the established order: you’re essentially declaring war on the people and government of The United States of America. Our very proper response to this would be to shoot you dead. Most people in America are perfectly happy to work through proper channels to effect a change of administration or to allow criminal cases to work their way through the established court system and let social justice be done safely.