Here's 14 Words For You

     "America has always had a disturbing habit of handsomely rewarding the most abominable behavior."

     Take the case of Shiloh Hendrix of Rochester, Minnesota.

     Shiloh was at a playground when she allegedly saw a boy reaching into her diaper bag. That was never proven but even if the boy was, the racist tirade she launched at the child was vastly disproportionate.

     She called this little boy, who reportedly has autism, the N word. This was a witnessed by a native of Somali, who was also there with his kids. He took out his cell phone and began filming the encounter. However, in a reversal of the way things usually work (like with Central Park Karen, who rightly lost everything), this particular documentation proved to be the best thing that ever happened to her.

     Because, with the white grievance typical of her ilk, Hendrix took the viral incident and turned it into a gold mine by setting up a crowdsourcing campaign that, at last count, has netted her over $650,000. The title says it all. "Help me protect my family." Yes, because what's this country coming to when a white suburban woman can't call a little Black boy the N word without receiving any criticism?

     So she immediately went on a "Christian crowdfunding" site and, within days, basically hit the lottery. Her white grievance obviously tapped into the white grievance of countless others like her who also hate the idea of Black people taking them to task over their noxious racism.

     What follows below are 12 of the 20,000+ people who had donated to her campaign. Note the prevalence of $14 donations, making a not very subtle reference to the 14 words written by noted racist David Lane. I could've come up with scores of further examples of the racist cunts who'd flung money at this Playground Karen's feet but I wanted to get away from it before I started throwing up. But I think you get the message.

      And. lest you think I'm making this up, this is Shiloh Hendrix identifying one of her contributors.

     What the hell kind of a country is this when we richly reward the worst people for the worst behavior?