This is American. These mass shootings is as American as apple pie. It is the thing that is woven into the fabric of that flag. The red white and blue that red is the blood of so many indigenous people, so many

Africans, so many Chinese people that lost their lives at the hands of brutality, the brutality

upon which the American system was built.

So when I talk today, when you listen to the clip that's coming up,

this is from my radio show on Serious XM, Urban View,

where I, the day after, the the Monday after I had a conversation with my

listeners and what you're going to hear a couple of callers but also a call to

action and what I failed to say in this what you're about to listen to to

and what I failed to say in this what you're about to listen to is that the shooter in the Dayton, Ohio massacre,

24-year-old Connor, Stephen, Betts.

Not only did he have a hit list and a rape list,

one of his first victims was his own sister.

So let's think about that for a second.

His sister, he murdered his sister. Why did he murder his sister? He

murdered his sister because allegedly according to all the published reports that

I'm reading she was dating a black man.

And if you know about the history of this country,

if you know about the history from Birth of a Nation,

D.W. Griffith on, and I've done podcasts on this in the past,

so please go back in the history here and listen to my

podcast on race.

This system only survives as long as white men can preserve their whiteness, and that means that white women cannot be going over there with them Negroes because they recognize that this system that they created based on this face false narrative this false construct of whiteness

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