The Los Angeles riots of 1992 were a racial firestorm, based mainly on divergent IQ gaps and the differing tribes stuck within the same city limits, essentially exposing the tragedy that is modern liberalism. This too a large extent, is what most American cities have become, a place in where Asian or Indian or Middle Eastern shop owners attempt to quell the impulsive masses of African- American patrons from destroying what they have invested their lives into. All the while, the white cops, who drive in from their soulless suburbs to the cities their grandfathers lived in and built, to attempt to quell the fiasco of primeval tribalism that manifest itself into riots or racially charged attacks. Reginald Denny was the personification of this tribal impulse.
The origins of the riots could be traced back all the from West Africa, The Korean Peninsula and Northern Europe but for the sake of length, we will go back only 40 years. Many blacks in Los Angeles moved from rural areas of Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas during WW2 for greater opportunity. Most of whom settled in areas of Watts and South Central LA. Later on Many Korean immigrants set up shop within these same communities. This of course led to certain racial tension, in which the blacks thought of the Koreans as parasites that feed of the black community. To phrase a certain black man yelling at a Korean shop owner “GO BACK TO KOREA”. This tribal friction would later be one of the main factors in the riots.
The catalyst for the riots was the Rodney King trial. After the four white officers were cleared of all charges, the backlash could be felt immediately. The blacks, acting as a cohesive tribe all reacted. Many blacks started congregating at the intersection of Florence and Normandie in . From the footage, it could be mistaken as a scene from early 1990’s South Africa, Africans running up the street, blocking the roadway. At this point a man sets the rules of engagement.
“Only get them white boys, let the mexicans by, get them white boys and buddha heads”
This statement alone allows us into the collective mind of the rioters. They are Black, they are African-American, they understand their identity. To them, the “buddha heads” are the ones who control the money within their community and exploit them. The “white boys”, could be seen more as those whose institutions and organization leave them out and “annoy” them. These are symptoms of the divergence of the groups. The Koreans are smarter and better merchants and the blacks resent this. The white americans create law and order and the blacks feel they are being annoyed and harassed. This arises because to the blacks, their natural impulses differ from the law put forth by the european american. Their natural tendencies are not reflected by the law of the white man. This inherently leads to tension and a false sense of oppression.
Reginald Denny is a symptom of this tribal tension. He simply is a passer by but what he represents, could fill volumes. He, a European American truck driver simply trying to get his job done. He enters an area where the European American law system, is no longer being applied (the LAPD were told not to engage). The blacks see Denny as a white man. An interloper not of their kin. This could be an anecdote for whites who exist in countries in which, whites are now the minority (South Africa, Zimbabwe). They are treated like nothing and actively attacked. Reginald Denny rig was pelted by bricks. One of the black men opened up his door and pulled him out. He then began to be beaten. Finally, as the black assailants were laughing, they through a brick at his skull, knocking him unconscious. There is a certain hatred that these images stir up within any prideful white man. Seeing your kin being beaten to a pulp for no reason except pure tribal hatred. Reginald Denny’s case should be taken as a rule, when we are in the minority, there will be no one to stick up for us. Their will be no back up. We must be prepared, for the future of us as a people, relies on us understanding that, we are hated. We must not be naive to this fact.
As we see more and more of our country being taken over and changed, we must convince our peers of the utter failure of liberalism and the overwhelming profundity of man’s tribal nature. Reginald Denny’s attack should scare us and should awaken us. Though many of us will forever stay asleep, with this understanding of natural tribal in group preference of man, we can attempt to peacefully withdraw from the tragedy that is expressed daily by modern liberalism.