Over the last few years we have seen a steady onslaught by the media against a race of peo­ple.  When you con­sid­er the impli­ca­tions of what the media are engaged in doing it is and should be a fright­en­ing thing.

By any def­i­n­i­tion this is racism…

Are the Media Racists?

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There is no evi­dence what­so­ev­er that mass killings are a char­ac­ter­is­ti­cal­ly white phe­nom­e­non.

And there nev­er was.

In fact, the group most dis­pro­por­tion­ate­ly rep­re­sent­ed on the Moth­er Jones chart is Amer­i­cans of Asian descent. While only 6 per­cent of the pop­u­la­tion, they have been 15 per­cent of the 31-year period’s last 20 mass killers, 13 per­cent of the last 30, and 9 per­cent of the last 66.

This is quite inter­est­ing, too, since Amer­i­cans of Asian descent have a very low crime rate in gen­er­al.

When you think about this kind of thing you have to won­der what they are even think­ing about, why are they doing this for dra­mat­ic val­ue?

What kind of sick mind, (alleged­ly) focus­es on the race of an offend­er rather than the sick­ness that is behind the veil.

We have some seri­ous issues with those that report the news and shape the per­cep­tions of those that read and view the news.

No doubt there is an agen­da behind this kind of news cov­er­age and that is fright­en­ing­ly clear it is gun con­trol at the expense of the inno­cent.

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Mass mur­der was not enough.  Not for the army of reporters who soon after the South Car­oli­na killings sur­round­ed this truth with a body­guard of lies.

The shoot­ing was part of a pat­tern of white on black vio­lence wild­ly out of pro­por­tion, jour­nal­ists told us over and over. The tragedy also remind­ed many scribes of the so-called epi­dem­ic of arson against black church­es in the 1990s.

Neither of which are true.

MSNBC reflect­ed the cov­er­age of the day when it report­ed the church killings were “the sec­ond time in three months that vio­lence, death and race mixed in Charleston, where in April a white police offi­cer fired eight bul­lets at Wal­ter Scott, an unarmed African Amer­i­can man, killing him.”

In Charleston, locals know racial vio­lence is far more wide­spread than that. Only it is far more like­ly to be black on white.