Lebensgesetzlich

Regarding the case of Ian Cranston, I feel the need to make an observation not yet made (to my knowledge). The long and short of it is this: A White couple, Ian Cranston and his fiancé Allison Butler were out on the night of September 19, 2021 when they were accosted by an aggressive and drunk black male named Barry Washington Jr. who made multiple sexual advances on Cranston's fiancé and subsequently assaulted Cranston (by repeatedly punching him in the face) when he was told again to back off. In response to this obvious attack Cranston shot the offending black man and he died. Basically a textbook case of self defense if ever there was one. The case has of course become about Cranston's alleged "racism"* despite there being no evidence, nor reason to even believe race was a motive in the actions he took. It's not as if Cranston was out looking for a victim to "lynch", which is how this incident is portrayed by the smarmy anti-White establishment. What's truly disturbing and tragic about this event is of course how it will potentially affect the relationship between the White couple. After all, the incident started - in a sense - because of their relationship. The media claimed that "Barry" was shot: "Because he gave his [Ian Cranston's] girlfriend Allie Butler a Compliment". Not only is this untrue - as if it was ever sane to suggest Cranston just threw all his inhibitions out the window in a split second for a mere "compliment" (I mean imagine that simplistic scenario in your head, it's ridiculous) - but because they had the gall to downplay "Barry's" actions, and twist his sexual harassment into something Cranston's fiancé Allie should've felt positive about. Which is to say that implying she should've felt in any way "complimented" by the man who starting bashing her fiancé's face in is utterly grotesque. The irony is that the corrupt justice system responsible for this travesty did what "Barry Washington Jr." never could but tried to do - split up Ian Cranston and Alison Butler. This is a part of the tragedy which shouldn't be overlooked. ———— * "Racism" is of course a dangerously vague word which is solely used to browbeat White people in instances like this when they're simply defending themselves. It's a word used to describe a dichotomy of White perpetrator/black victim regardless of accuracy. It's used in all cases in which conflict arises between two people of the aforementioned groups, purely in the context of discrediting the injustice and grievances of the White party involved.