Aryan Narrations: The Truth About Lynching and the Negroes in the South II

Daily Stormer December 3, 2015

Radio Aryan
December 3, 2015

After showing the increase in lynching that was brought about by the abolition of slavery, Winfield H Collins moves on to showing the inherent criminality of the Negro using newspaper reports from the time, to show that Negroes were only ever lynched as the very last resort and only for the most serious of crimes. The Negro is not capable of abstract thought and if he thinks he will not be punished for a crime until long into the future, then it is the same to him as not being punished at all. It was because of this that the Southerners had to resort to lynching, in their desperation to prevent the Negro crime wave that we are all still suffering from to this day.

The rural people did not want to be handing down capital punishment but were left with no choice but to do so and when they did, it was with the approval of the entire area, Negroes as well as Whites. In fact when the cases of lynching were brought before the courts, the judges were faced with the impossibility of having to jail everyone in the region, as they were all equally guilty of carrying out the punishment.

The Blacks never have been capable of self control and most of the Europeans that were putting pressure on America to end slavery had never even set eyes on one before. They believed all the abolitionist nonsense that the Negro was just the same as a White man and had no idea of the horrendous crimes that he was capable of. They also thought that once the Negro had been freed, he would behave just like a White man and want to live among them, but this was not to happen, as the Negro self segregated himself and kept to his own people. This was beneficial for both races and gradually laws started to be brought in to help keep the two peoples apart.

Why should a White woman have to sit next to a Negro, or a White man have to put up with seeing them playing craps and gambling on the street outside his home? Far better that the Blacks were left to develop at their own pace in their own way. In the areas where this was encouraged through legislation there was obviously a lower crime rate and a better standard of living for all and at the time when this was written, the author was convinced that the rest of America would go the same way. How shocked he would be today to see that we did the opposite and how sad he would be to see his predictions come true of what would happen if the Negro were free to live among us.

Narrated by Sven Longshanks

Aryan Narrations – The Truth About Lynching and the Negroes in the South Part 4 – The Criminality of the Negro