No Self Defence for Whites, By Charles Taylor (Florida)

Daniel Penny, a White Nordic type, and a 26-year-old Marine veteran, was arrested after he subdued a rampaging Black named Jordan Neely, on a subway train in New York City. Neely had been threatening to kill passengers, and Penny took the threat seriously and put Neely in a choke hold. Neely later died, and the same New York legal authorities who conducted lawfare against Trump went into action against aWhite man who dared to take action, and made various charges against Penny in the hope of nabbing him with something, including manslaughter in the second degree. The trial is continuing, but even the largely woke Democrat jury could not reach a unanimous decision. So, the prosecutors dropped this count and have now gone for criminally negligent homicide.

This is one more illustration of the insanity of New York, as Penny is a hero, and should not have been on trial for anything at all. It is only because he is White, and the state of New York is anti-White racist, that we see such travesties of justice. If possible, Trump should pardon him, but that may not be so for these state-based offences.

It is not uncommon now across the woke anti-White racist West to see Whites go down for acts of self-defence, where if done by coloureds would not reach courts. Thus, a shocker from the UK grooming gang rape saga:

https://gatesofvienna.blogspot.com/2012/09/south-yorshire-police-and-rotherham.html.

"Police went to a house outside [of] which as a father was demanding the release of his daughter, who was inside with a group of British Pakistani adults. Officers found the girl, 14, who had been drugged, under a bed. The father and his daughter were arrested for racial harassment and assault respectively, Police left, leaving three men at the house with two more girls."

This says it all; police complicity in the crimes.

https://www.theblaze.com/news/daniel-penny-trial-deadlock-juryg

"After three days of deliberation, the jury in the trial of Daniel Penny reported Friday to the judge that they were unable to reach a verdict in the first count of manslaughter in the second degree, and prosecutors decided to drop the charge.

Penny, a 26-year-old Marine veteran, was arrested after he got into an altercation with a man named Jordan Neely, who was making death threats against passengers on a subway train in New York City. Videos showed Penny subduing the man with a chokehold, which led to Neely's death. Penny was charged with manslaughter by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.

On Friday the prosecutors responded to the jury development by telling the judge they could drop the first count in order to continue with the case. The judge said that he was apprehensive about continuing the case against Penny and went to recess to consider the issue.

Once he returned, the judge agreed to drop the first count and continue the case with a second count. The second count is criminally negligent homicide, which carries a lesser punishment upon conviction.

Several witnesses on the subway train have defended Penny and called him a hero for his actions, while some activists have accused him of racism because Neely was a black man."