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<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nPK NOTE: Their Lives Matter Too<\/em><\/a><\/span>. It\u2019s a book you must pick up. Names you\u2019ve never encountered, stories you\u2019ve never read about, all for one, unmentionable reason: black on white murder. We were never supposed to notice what\u2019s happening. We were never supposed to catalogue the names and tell their stories. But we did. But we have. Their Lives Matter Too<\/span><\/em><\/a>.<\/strong><\/h5>\n
It\u2019s hard to read these stories few people seem to care about (I hope you are doing well, Taylor Mixon and I think about your email often)<\/a><\/span>, and the corporate media completely ignores. Perhaps a few family members and friends will remember their name and how they died, but not many others (think Amanda Blackburn<\/span><\/a>).<\/h5>\n
And for daring to care, for even considering their life had value and how they died (murdered) is worth remembering, you become a pariah. One family member of Rebecca Pletnewski \u2013 a white woman, who along with her daughter was murdered by a black man in 2018<\/span><\/a> \u2013 demanded her story be taken down during the George Floyd\/Black Lives Matter orgy of violence.<\/h5>\n
Rebecca and her white daughter were murdered by a black man, but their white lives had less value than being woke in the face of the Black Lives Matter tsunami washing over America, forcing all white people to kneel before their new moral overlords.<\/h5>\n
I don\u2019t believe that, though.<\/h5>\n
All Lives Matter. White lives, too.<\/h5>\n
If there is one story perhaps being the fitting denouement of Paul Kersey, it\u2019s this one.<\/h5>\n
Darius Sessoms, a black man, walked up to his neighbors kids (three white children) who were riding bikes outside their home, placed a gun to a 5 year old white boy\u2019s head and executed him in front of his two sisters for accidentally riding his bike on his lawn. N<\/h5>\n
His name is Cannon Hinnant. [Wilson man wanted in fatal shooting on 5-year-old apprehended<\/span><\/a>, WRAL.com, August 11, 2020]:<\/h5>\n
A Wilson man was in custody Monday night, about 24 hours after police said he shot and killed a 5-year-old boy.<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Darius N. Sessoms, 25, was apprehended in Goldsboro by members of the U.S. Marshals Service Carolinas Regional Fugitive Task Force, Goldsboro police and the Wayne County Sheriff\u2019s Office. He was charged with first-degree murder and was being held without bond in the Wilson County jail.<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Police were called to a shooting in a neighborhood in the 5100 block of Archers Road just after 5:30 p.m. Sunday.<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Family members said Cannon Hinnant was playing outside his father\u2019s house when he was shot in the head. The boy\u2019s two sisters, ages 8 and 7, saw their brother get shot, according to Cannon\u2019s mother.<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Cannon was taken to Wilson Medical Center, where he died.<\/strong><\/h5>\n
No details about a possible motive for the shooting have been released, but police said the shooting wasn\u2019t random.<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Sessoms lives next door to Cannon\u2019s father, and a neighbor said that the two men had dinner together Saturday night and that Sessoms was at his neighbor\u2019s home earlier Sunday.<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Doris Labrant, who witnessed the shooting, said Sessoms ran up to Cannon, put the gun near his head and fired before running back to his own house.<\/strong><\/h5>\n
\u201cMy first reaction was he\u2019s playing with the kids,\u201d Labrant said. \u201cFor a second, I thought, \u2018That couldn\u2019t happen.\u2019 People don\u2019t run across the street and kill kids.\u201d<\/strong><\/h5>\n
She said she realized the gun was real when she saw Cannon\u2019s father\u2019s reaction to the shooting, and she quickly went inside her home, locked the door and tried to call 911.<\/strong><\/h5>\n
\u201cYou don\u2019t expect to see somebody shoot someone,\u201d she said.<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Cannon\u2019s grandmother said the family was happy to know that Sessoms had been arrested, but they\u2019re devastated by the young boy\u2019s senseless killing.<\/strong><\/h5>\n
Many times, when doing the whole \u201cHis Name is\/Her Name is\u201d trope (with Paul Kersey and the trope referenced by Chuck Palahniuk<\/span><\/a>, the author of Fight Club<\/em>, in his graphic novel Fight Club 2<\/em>, as an homage to Tyler Durden), I think back to a July 2011 day, when a friend got a text that Brittney Watts had been murdered in the streets Atlanta<\/span><\/a>. A year later, we\u2019d find out it was an anti-white racial murder, perpetrated by the black shooter to rid the world of white privilege<\/a><\/span>.<\/h5>\n
It\u2019s doubtful SBPDL would have endured were it not for this event taking place.<\/h5>\n
With what happened to Cannon Hinnant though, we might be seeing the early stages of a profound shift in thinking, where the story of a five-year-old white child murdered execution-style by his black neighbor and the complete silence from the corporate media (that just spent nearly three months canonizing a black man who once put a gun to the belly of a pregnant woman he was robbing in a home invasion and then died of fentanyl overdose while resisting arrest in Minneapolis) provides the much-needed realization to a lot of people that to our elite, white lives don\u2019t matter<\/a><\/span>.<\/h5>\n
It takes dramatic examples to shake people from their apathy and indifference toward the evil peddled as morality by our elite.<\/h5>\n
His name is Cannon Hinnant. Right, tens of millions are learning his name and how he died. They are starting to realize that to our elite, white lives don\u2019t matter. They are asking why this story isn\u2019t all over every media outlet, yet George Floyd \u2013 a convicted felon \u2013 somehow became a hero worthy of burning down cities, tearing down statues, and momentarily losing all sanity over.<\/h5>\n
And once they realize why this is, they\u2019ll learn the truth of interracial crime<\/span><\/a>.<\/h5>\n
What most people implicitly know, stories such as Cannon Hinnant\u2019s execution-style murder by his black neighbor make the explicit possible.<\/h5>\n
Their Lives Matter Too<\/span><\/em><\/a><\/strong><\/h5>\n