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IF you don't wanna go to twitter:

Niggers who brutally beat a White kid at the local playground bloody walks away with a brand new bike.

Not a charge. Not a suspension. Not even a slap on the wrist.

Just a shiny reward, like violence earns prizes now so long as the victim's White.

This isn’t justice. It’s inversion. And every time it happens, the message gets louder: attack the right skin color, and you’ll be celebrated.

If the roles were reversed, if two White kids had beaten a nigger bloody they’d be in juvenile detention before nightfall. No excuses with national media outrage.

Yet when the victim is White, justice turns its back. And worst of all? Many White Americans cheer it on. They've been trained like dogs to hate themselves, to celebrate their own degradation. That’s not virtue. That’s mental illness.

This isn't just hypocrisy. It's a sickness infecting our society, and it needs to be called out, dragged into the light, and ruthlessly shamed until it withers!

https://files.catbox.moe/ykwe48.mp4

Here's the video of his kid being beaten by a pack of niggers
https://files.catbox.moe/zhkrlm.mp4

https://www.upgoat.net/viewpost?postid=6821be87f1767

No wonder he's such a miserable fuck.

White Nationalism is the only ideology that would stop and reverse White Genocide.

The only alternative to White Nationalism is White Genocide.

AI Overview

Jack Kerouac's writings, particularly "On the Road," advocate for a counter-cultural lifestyle characterized by freedom, spontaneity, and a rejection of mainstream societal norms. This "Dharma Bum" lifestyle, as presented in The Dharma Bums, involves embracing homelessness, travel, temporary work, and a focus on writing and meditation. It encourages embracing the chaotic and unpredictable nature of life, much like Kerouac's own journey.

Here's a more detailed look at the alternative lifestyles Kerouac promoted:

1. Counter-Cultural Freedom and Rejection of Mainstream Norms:

Rejection of Materialism:

Kerouac's "Dharma Bums" embrace minimal possessions and reject the emphasis on material wealth that is common in mainstream culture.

Unconventional Work and Living Arrangements:

They prioritize temporary jobs and unconventional living situations, often choosing to live as "homeless travelers".

Embracing Chaos and the Journey:

Kerouac's writing celebrates the journey and the beauty found in the unexpected twists and turns of life.

2. The Dharma Bum Lifestyle:

Spiritual Exploration:

Dharma Bums often explore Buddhism and other spiritual practices as a way to find meaning and purpose in life.

Free Thinking and Creativity:

They prioritize intellectual curiosity and creative expression, often finding fulfillment in writing and other artistic endeavors.