In 2020, a white police officer, while conducting his duties of keeping the peace and protecting American civilians, intentionally or unintentionally killed a black criminal who was resisting arrest. What followed after was nothing short of catastrophic. Thousands of people, mostly black, but whites included, branding themselves of Black Lives Matter, stormed the streets of the United States unleashing terror and wreaking havoc. Stores were looted, businesses were destroyed, and people were beaten and even killed – mostly whites.

Whether Police Officer Derek Chauvin killed Floyd intentionally or unintentionally is debatable. He did say “I can’t breathe” repeatedly. But the fact remains he was resisting arrest and under the influence of drugs. Chauvin said he was following police protocols in restraint and didn’t mean to kill Floyd.

That’s debatable. But what’s not debatable is the fact that Floyd was resisting arrest and had a criminal history. Thousands of blacks flooded the streets and burned down the United States. But it gets worse, the state had to pay Floyd’s estate 27 million United States dollars, which went to his children. Yes, you read that right. 27 million United States dollars! This is money which will probably be used to support “black owned businesses,” life a regal life, and perhaps violate whites more (I can’t be sure).

Meanwhile, we see blacks committing untold atrocities against whites on a daily basis with little to no repercussions. Only recently I saw a video of a mob of black people severely beating up two white college girls and filming it. Little or nothing was done about it. Hardworking white teenagers are struggling to pay their bills. It seems like having a criminal father paid off in the end. Life is ironic isn’t it?

Dereck Chauvin not only lost his job. He was jailed for life and beaten in prison. His family lost their husband and father all for trying to keep Americans safe. Meanwhile, there are gay, liberal whites who are still shouting Black Lives Matter. Yes, we know that. All lives matter. But it is clear to see that whites are being taken advantage of in the United States. They are being oppressed. And it is our duty to speak up for the oppressed. Something has to change.