Struggle--Political Repression in the US

Struggle--Political Repression in the US
"The question, as Frank Joyce put it in 1969, is

“not whether some behavior by individuals, groups and classes will be repressed, but what behavior of which groups will be repressed by whom, and by what method."
The problem that this presents us with is not the problem, necessarily, of repression but rather the problem of who or what isn’t being repressed.

• For example, the radical mental illness that is transgenderism is rarely repressed. Transgender students who commit crimes, including sodomy and rape on other students, are often shielded from consequences for their acts. In fact, the Loudon County School board covered up not one assault by such a person, but two. And then transferred the student as to keep the issue quiet. 
• And when one of the fathers spoke up, the Loudon County School Board used this father as an example of Domestic Terrorism which initiated a comprehensive and sweeping FBI response in which a document went out saying that Parents who spoke out at school board meetings posed a significant Domestic Terror threat. There is no known instance of a parent going out and killing a school board over content, child abuse, covered up rapes, or anything else.
• Yet, let us remember the young man from Covington Catholic. He was covered day in and day out as a white supremacist and evil hatemonger for standing quietly while a grown man chanted in his face while banging a drum. The man banging the drum was lauded as a hero, brave and valiant for having smashed a drum in the face of some school kid...Read all.