stuart pitt

On this day in 2010, a Black man, Omar Thornton, carried out a mass killinig of eight White men in Manchester, Connecticut. Omar Thornton had been stealing from his employer, Hartford Distributors. They had surveillance video of his continuous organized theft. Thornton was called into a meeting where he was shown videos of himself - and his external theft ring - conducting the thefts. Despite Thornton's egregious, criminal conduct, his White managers actually provided him the option to resign, rather than be fired and have that negative mark on his employment record. Thornton rewarded their undue kindness by producing a firearm from his lunchbox and embarking on a mass killing spree. He moved through the premises, hunting down White employees and executing them. His eight White victims were: ~ Francis Fazio, 57 ~ Doug Scruton, 56 ~ Eddie Kennison, 49 ~ Bill Ackerman, 51 ~ Bryan Cirigliano, 51 ~ Craig Pepin, 60 ~ Loius Felder, 50 ~ Vic James, 60 Two more were wounded. Before taking his own life, Thornton called 911. He proceeded to cry “racism” to the 911 operator, and expressed regret that he wasn't able to kill even more White people. Interviews with coworkers revealed that Thornton had expressed a belief that there aren't any “good White men,” and that “you got to kill them before they go bad.” The police investigation revealed no evidence of a discriminatory environment against non-Whites, and no other non-White employees corroborated Thornton's delusions. In fact, the only evidence of discrimination at Hartford Distributors was that they'd focused their efforts on hiring non-Whites instead of Whites in an effort to “diversify” their workforce. Despite Thornton's unambiguous anti-White motivation, authorities never described the mass anti-White slaughter as a “hate crime.” Of course. What transpired in Manchester, CT sixteen years ago today ranks as the fifth largest death toll in a racially motivated mass killing by a single perpetrator in US history. BUT... it's not actually counted on that list. Because it was never declared a “hate crime.” Because it was anti-White. And White people are the only unprotected class in America.