What Should the Medal for Whites Who Fall or are Wounded in America’s One-Sided Race War be Called?

[Re: “John Dawson, 92, Fought in and Survived WWII, Korea, and the Vietnam War, Only to Fall to a War Criminal in His Own Home.”]

By Grand Rapids Anonymous—I’m a white man
Monday, December 31, 2018 at 1:41:00 A.M EST

Trump should award a variation of the Purple Heart to all whites who are wounded or killed in this black/white, Mex/white, Muslim/white war that has been waged on us for 50 years.

Are whites really just civilians anymore? The threat (and actuality) of blacks committing violent attacks and heinous crimes on whites, in any city where they live, seems to have turned our formerly safe white neighborhoods into military war zones.

Even if a black section of town is a few blocks/miles away, there's no assurance your middle-class house won’t be targeted for violent crime. Then, once your house has been invaded for robbery, the chances are very poor the white residents will survive the invasion.

My understanding of the term, “civilian” is “non-military personnel.” That's far from the case in many locations of the US where blacks dwell.

What could we call such a commemoration—given to whites wounded and lost on the battlefield of America?

A “Patriot Badge of Honor”?

That's my suggestion. Any thoughts, President Trump?