Fanning the Flames: Joe Biden’s rhetoric about crime and race is wrong — and dangerous.

American Spectator ^ | September 8, 2020 | Robert Stacy McCain

[karpov]

Freddrick Hadden was shot to death by a sheriff’s deputy in Burke County, Georgia. A habitual felon who had only recently been released from prison, Hadden had kidnapped his ex-wife at gunpoint. When Deputy Eric Madison pursued Hadden to a home near Hephzibah, the woman escaped Hadden’s vehicle. She was shot twice by Hadden before Deputy Madison returned fire, killing the kidnapper and saving the woman’s life.

That incident in August 2019 attracted no national media interest. CNN didn’t cover it, there were no protests, and Joe Biden has never mentioned it. Perhaps that’s because Freddrick Hadden was white and Deputy Madison is black.

For months, Biden and his media allies have abetted Black Lives Matter activists in inciting racial fear and hatred, claiming that “systemic racism” by police accounts for the deaths of black suspects at the hands of police. Even though research clearly disproves such claims, the facts haven’t stopped Democrats from trying to exploit this slanderous narrative in their effort to defeat President Trump. Last week, after a self-declared “100% Antifa” radical murdered a Trump supporter in Portland, Oregon, Biden doubled down on this anti-police rhetoric, blaming “bad cops” for “racial injustice in America,” while bizarrely accusing Trump of “stoking violence in our cities.”

[A_Former_Democrat]

ALL their racial et al rhetoric is dangerous

The Communist Party USA started the racial politics divide, and others jumped in, especially starting in the 1960s

One side (the crime side) is ALWAYS in the RIGHT

The others (the fair side) is ALWAYS the Culprits

[Verginius Rufus]

Actually, Biden accused President Trump of “stroking” violence in our cities.