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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
February 26, 2020
Even when you have a black school calling the police on a black child and a black cop coming to arrest the child, that is all the fault of the white patriarchy, which created institutions like schools, laws and cops.
Newly released police body-camera footage shows a police officer in Orlando, Florida, arresting a 6-year-old girl at school, who had zip ties put around her wrists as she cried to be let go.
The footage, provided to NBC affiliate WESH in Orlando on Monday by the attorney for the child’s family, shows the incident on Sept. 19, 2019, that resulted in the firing of Orlando police officer Dennis Turner.
Dennis Turner was involved in the arrest of two 6-year-olds in a one-week period in September, among them the girl in the video. He was fired within days of the arrest of the girl shown on the body-camera video.
In the video, an officer is seen putting zip ties on the child’s wrists with her arms behind her back, as the girl asks, “What are those for?,” and then cries, “Don’t put handcuffs on,” and “Help me, help me, please help me.”
As she is walked outside, she wails, “Please let me go,” and “I don’t want to go in the police car.”
In the police report from the incident, authorities say police were responding to a report that the 6-year-old “battered three staff members by kicking and punching them” at her school, the Lucious and Emma Nixon Academy in Orlando.
The child’s grandmother has previously told local press in Florida that her granddaughter suffers from a sleep disorder the family was working to resolve, which was why she was experiencing some behavioral issues.
The girl was charged with battery, but those charges were not pursued, according to NBC Orlando-affiliate WESH.
Battery charges are an invention of the white patriarchy.
There are no battery charges in an African village with mud huts.
If we truly wish to destroy the white patriarchy once and for all, we have to transform our society into an African village with mud huts where there are no laws.
Grab a hammer – it’s time to smash the patriarchy.
And by that I mean tearing down buildings made of steel, concrete or wood and replacing them with mud huts in a field.
