Who's Watching Who? by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview

Who’s Watching Who?

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Manslaughter

Earlier this month, seven B&B men broke into Dayton Knapton's home in White Lake, Michigan. This was the third time Knapton's property was burglarized by the same group.

Shortly after 1 AM, Knapton awoke to the commotion, told his girlfriend to dial 911, then approached his garage with his 9mm pistol. That's where he opened fire on seven - SEVEN - masked men in the commission of a felony.

Two of the B&B criminals were struck, and one of those two died from the gunshot wound. Of course, because Dayton Knapton is White and the criminals were B&B bums, Knapton has been charged with:

~ Manslaughter (15 years)

~ Assault with Intent to Do Great Bodily Harm (10 years)

~ Felony Firearm - Count 1 (2 years)

~ Felony Firearm - Count 2 (2 years)

SEVEN masked men inside his property in the middle of the night. FOUR malicious felony charges for defending life and property while White.

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White Americans increasingly find ourselves in a predicament where we have the right to possess firearms, but not to pull the trigger when it matters most; when it's necessary to defend life and property.

Particularly when that life and property is being defended from non-Whites.

The system isn't as much "soft on crime" as it is hard on Whites. It releases violent B&B sociopaths 72 times so that they can light White girls on fire, but the second a White person interferes with the violent criminal action of a non-White, the full weight of the "American Justice System" crushes them to dust.