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The Psychology of Hate Crime Hoaxes
Jared Taylor of American Renaissance analyzes recent hate crime hoaxes and describes both what hoaxers hope to gain from fake hate crimes and the psychological need whites have to denounce "hatred" and "racism."
First posted to YouTube on December 12, 2017. American Renaissance was banned from YouTube on June 29, 2020.
Website: https://www.amren.com/
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Podcast: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/PvE9Fgz40IbM/
Conference Speeches: https://www.bitchute.com/channel/oXJDii58nHYl/
Had a hate crime hoax affect a University I was attending a number of years ago. A Dindu Dental Student was flunking out, and so sent out emails threatening black students, and went to the extra nice step of putting red food coloring on Raman and saying it was brains as a scare tactic. Needless to say, she got caught, but they still blamed "White Supremacy."
Hate crime hoaxes are hate crimes against White people, and are an example of Europhobic racism.
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