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Jared Taylor and Paul Kersey sympathize with Javonnta Murphy, who washed up on Malibu beach, dead in a barrel. They also discuss “Kill the Boer,” brave Tou Thao, illegals in college, and a boycott of Florida the state won’t mind.

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• Category: Ideology • Tags: Black Crime 
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  1. First Pop Smoke and now Javonnta, the world truly has gone mad! Not one but two talents of this caliber and magnitude stolen from us, outrageous! Will the music world ever recover, only time will tell. Bye the way the only White people who feel safe in Oakland are the Hells Angels.

    • Agree: El_Kabong
  2. Realist says:

    Rapper: Still the Most Dangerous Job in the Country

    At least there is one good thing happening in this country.

  3. c matt says:

    I thought former President personal chef was the most dangerous?

    (Next to friend of Hilary Clinton with information that could lead to her arrest).

    • Replies: @Old Brown Fool
  4. @Realist

    I’ve spent more time listening to Jewish rappers like Bhad Bhabie and Mac Miller than to Bach, Mozart and Beethoven combined.
    And, I’m not ashamed – au contraire!
    “Classical Music” is just, frankly, a total snooze-fest!

  5. so sad, to see a yung black genius finally make it to malibu only to have his career get washed up. the yung kid might have got too deep in the game and ended up being a monkey in a barrel, yo.

  6. @Vergissmeinnicht

    You and your beloved pavement apes should be fed to purpose-built exterminator automata, utilizing social media for target selection, wifi routers for high-resolution tracking, and EATR technology as a perpetual energy source. I’m told wigger tallow can be quite an efficient fuel.

    https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/security/a42575068/scientists-use-wifi-to-see-through-walls/

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energetically_Autonomous_Tactical_Robot

  7. Realist says:
    @Vergissmeinnicht

    I’ve spent more time listening to Jewish rappers like Bhad Bhabie and Mac Miller than to Bach, Mozart and Beethoven combined.

    “Classical Music” is just, frankly, a total snooze-fest!

    Everyone must pick their place in the intellectual hierarchy.

  8. SafeNow says:

    I checked-out the actual 25 most dangerous jobs in America. Logging is number one. Police officer (#22) is the only one in which the danger is that another person will bonk you. For all the others, the danger is that some object will bonk you. The rankings specify for each job how many actual deaths, and also how many injuries there are. “Dangerous hobbies” is also interesting. I once read that out of all the people who at one time tried base jumping, 10% are now dead. I think that if we look at people whose hobby is commenting on Unz, the chance of being called an idiot, etc. is virtually 100%. For people for whom this would leave psychological scars, well, this Unz hobby would constitute a dangerous one.

    • Replies: @Achmed E. Newman
  9. @c matt

    Nothing will lead to her arrest.

  10. Listening to rap ‘music’ is like rubbing dogsh*t on the ears.

    You cannot un-hear what has been heard.

    • Replies: @CelestiaQuesta
  11. Rap music washed up dead in Malibu, sealed in a tar barrel.

    That pretty much sums up the state of rap music.

  12. @Xander Pendable

    There’s a reason Rap rhymes with cRap.

    • Replies: @Truth
  13. Pontius says:

    Nonsense…. The most dangerous job is aspiring rapper.

    • Agree: mark green
    • Replies: @Notsofast
  14. Gro. No more work ethic but plenty of twerk ethic.

    Blacks, from working class to twerking ass.

    On fire in fact.

  15. Truth says:
    @CelestiaQuesta

    Yes, because you’ve spend hundreds of hours of your life imitating it for the last 7 years.

  16. @Priss Factor

  17. Still, better to be a rapper than a jabber.

    How sad that some Negro rappers made more sense than all those jabbers, including some on the dissident right who urged people to get jabbed in the arse.

  18. The fishes didn’t want him swimming with them. His killers should have just stuck to the driveby shooting formula. Call the movie about his life The Little Merman. Call his barrel the Titan 2.

  19. Jabber says:

    The article interested the Talk of the Town Trailer Estates Park Sociology Round Table who are in the RV in Utah and they decided to comment in rap lyrics:

    Mother (mother of Jabber) – I birthed a freak…a helluva geek…he pleases me….me…me

    Jabber (millionaire of crypto trading and benefactor of the RV trip) – Bits, Doges, and other shit,,,bits of gold make me a hit….sells ’em to get the dough….dough bakes into ho;s

    Father O’Hair (religious nut) – Jabber gives us all that we crave. but the fool ain’t saved….he needs to bow his knee, not just pee….my lyrics suck because I ain’t no gangsta thug….damn it

    Fiona (park fun lady) – I got a fun box and I squeeze it every day…Jabber can have grab if he pays

    See rapping ain’t dangerous for good people.

    Note: Granny Yiddell and Bozero didn’t participate as they’re still at the park enjoying each other’s company.

  20. Notsofast says:
    @Priss Factor

    i have tried (but with no success), to warn the world of the inherent dangers of self immolation of fluctuance. sure it’s all good fun, until someone loses an ass. omg,…. i just had a vision of the future…..the grammys….my god, the humanity….


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  21. @SafeNow

    I’m very late to this thread, SafeNow, but do you mean those 10% died from base jumping? Or did a few of them have the Covid-19 at the time their chute lines got tangled so actually died from that virus instead?

    I would venture that 50% of the people who’ve ever tried Hula-Hooping and 95% of the people who’ve ever tried Jitterbugging are now dead too. ;-}

    – Achmed E. Scarface Newman

  22. Robertson says:

    It’s the “aspiring” rappers one always seem to read about being shot dead by “rivals” in the newspapers.
    After they have a hit download or CD, they seem to generally do alright. I’m guessing there is more jockeying for social position and promotion behind the scenes to get the necessary exposure that will get a greater number of influencer’s recommendation to buy their product. Many rappers have apparently financed their marketing and studio time by being involved in the drug business. One always has to worry about other people in that business or their customers who have been caught by the police being offered deals to testify against you in the drug game (in return for a lighter sentence themselves). You also have to look tough and confront some supplier who over-cuts product before selling to you, or who claims you overcut product to your potential customers. You also cannot get the reputation that you can be robbed without retaliating. Known dealers are expected to have money/drugs that they can’t really report missing to legitimate authorities, and would-be theives know it.
    Dealers also often buy quite a bit of unbankable wealth they can turn into cash at a later date like gold jewelry that can be stolen if they aren’t wearing it. The gold is also a hedge agaisnt inflation, but makes an enticing target for theives/muggers.

    I’ve known/had some family in law enforcement over the years. They all have told me that it would be very stressful/worrisome to be involved in this business unless you just didn’t give a damn. Always having to be on the lookout.

    • Replies: @Blondie Callahan 1970
  23. @JohnnyWalker123

    Yeah, it never stops with these fellas, does it. And then they go around complaining about anti-Something, who could have possibly guessed……

    On a completely different and more positive note……


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  24. “Rapper” isn’t an actual job, it’s simply a dumb aspiration. Or a place-holder for people with no realistic options. Like “rising junior-high bakkaball star.” Or like “waiter” is an actual job, but “actor” is only a job after you get your SAG card. And “jogger”, which is the real career aspiration of most of these chuckleheads, is neither a job nor an aspiration, but simply a bad joke; or if you’re a Democrat, a polite indirection.

  25. @Robertson

    Let’s not forget their Jewish band of bruthas (producers) who put big money behind this “music” to get these aspiring rappers famous .

    First rap song I can remember hearing was Buffalo Gals by Malcom McClaren . 1982 maybe ? I guess you can say Rapture by Blondie was a rap song as well. However Buffalo Gals had the dj , the typical rap fills so to speak . Malcom McClaren was a white British producer who produced the Sex Pistols , white punk music.

    I had Buffalo Gals on a cassette and the one black kid that went to our Jr High in 1984 couldn’t be believe this rap song was by a white guy. When the Beastie Boys first album came out their big song was Fight For Your Right , tons of AirPlay on MTV. Again the black kid I knew was astounded that white guys could rap . Well 3 Jewish guys in reality with a Jewish producer .

    I won’t lie , I liked some of it when I was a kid . Hell I still pop in some beastie boys every now and then . I just find it strange when anyone who is white does a rap album blacks are blown away that white guys can rap too. Like this is some genius level music , it’s not . Maybe I’m wrong .

    Also I’m not aware of any white rappers who have been in turf disputes and been murdered over it .

    The question is this , who decided mainstream black music went from bands like EWF and The Commodores to the shit black music is now ? And let’s not forget all the other black music that was excellent before trash rap music took over . So many good musicians and they just disappeared. Owen Benjamin has a theory . And I think his theory is right on the money.

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