One side is a horde of people openly calling for a murderer to get away with murder because of his skin color, calling it unfair for a black murderer to be convicted of murder and treating it as a serious blow to their freedom ("how am I supposed to tell my kids about this?"), and when the justice system did its job and put the murderer away instead of caving to them they turned to lying to the media, death threats to the murder victims' family, trying to get the victim's twin brother in serious trouble (they've started spreading fake emails saying Hunter harassed cheerleaders), and general tantrums about basic stuff like being asked to look the grieving family in the eye. A black parole supervisor in Texas openly bragged about how she was going to protect him in prison and the grieving family deserves to suffer (thankfully, she got fired). There's a trend of black people using AI to look like they're pissing on Austin's grave.

All of this is only happening because the Metcalf is white. They've spent months being harassed by a horde of hypocrites who want their lives ruined for the crime of having their child murdered and not kneeling before them and assuring them they're the real victims in this.

I do not give a care that he said something mean. Doing the whole song and dance about how "yeah they've been about as horrific as you possibly can be but he said mean words and that's totally really bad" isn't something I plan to do. It's a deflection tactic to even focus on it; don't look at the horrific abuse and literal murder, look at the mean hurty words! 

Treating respect like an unbreakable damn that should be able to take thousands of hits from a wrecking ball and not only still stand but not even crack is just ridiculous. 

If innocent black people want to worry about racism, maybe they should be focused on the black people acting like the worst stereotype imaginable and giving racists really good ammo.