Nicholas Lemann’s nazi morality: An Addendum to “Racist Pornography: Short Mockumentary on the Brief Life of Violent, Racist black Shoplifter, Latasha Harlins Has been Nominated for an Oscar; See the Trailer Here”

[“Racist Pornography: Short Mockumentary on the Brief Life of Violent, Racist black Shoplifter, Latasha Harlins Has been Nominated for an Oscar; See the Trailer Here.”]

Postscript, october 18, 2023: One of the propagandists who spread the blood libel, whereby black supremacists had some sort of “right” to burn down l.a., in response to Mrs. Soon Ja Du’s killing of Latasha Harlins, was White writer Nicholas Lemann, in his 1999 book, The Big Test: The Secret History of the American Meritocracy.

Harlins had decided to shoplift some orange juice in the Du family convenience store in the racist, black hellhole of south central los angeles. Normally, Mrs. Du’s son would work the counter, but a racist black gang had threatened to kill him, and so his mother was protecting him by working the counter that day.

Harlins put the orange juice in her backpack, and then proceeded to the front door, making a pass, as if she’d planned to pay, with $2 in a hand. However, she didn’t pay. Mrs. Du grabbed her, as Harlins sought to leave, whereupon the strapping, 150-lb teenager, who had a punch like a man, brutally beat the middle-aged woman, and proceeded to try and leave. Mrs. Du ran back to her counter, grabbed a pistol she had tucked away underneath it, and shot Harlins dead in the back of her head.

Mrs. Du shouldn’t have been charged with any crime, but things being what they were, the alliance of black supremacists, their White allies, and their institutionalized racism towards hard-working east asian businessmen had an easy time rigging a prosecution of Mrs. Du.

As Lou Cannon argued in his monumental 1997 work on the 1992 racist, black los angeles riots, Official Negligence: How Rodney King and the Riots Changed Los Angeles and the LAPD, a prison sentence for Mrs. Du, in a state prison with no fellow koreans to protect her, would have been tantamount to a death sentence. Thus, compassionate jurist, judge Joyce A. Karlin, sentenced Mrs. Du to probation. Judge Karlin sacrificed her career, and almost her life, in order to save Soon Ja Du’s life.

And what does that case have to do with the scholastic aptitude test (sat)? Nothing, except that democrat propagandist Nicholas Lemann desperately sought to force it to have something to do with it.

The Big Test was supposed to be about the scholastic aptitude test (sat).

As my old vdare colleague, Steve Sailer wrote in his review, Lemann was supposed to write an exposé of the sat, only he found nothing to expose. Thus, Lemann instead padded out the book with a gossipy, entertaining history about the test’s founders; a blood libel against model minority members like the Du family; and support of what I came to dub the ugly asian movement—morally and intellectually inferior asians who have been waging war on model minority asians, Whites, and merit; and genocidal, black supremacists and the regime of racial spoils.

The blood libel was Lemann’s assertion that Mrs. Du’s killing of Latasha Harlins justified blacks’ commission of mass murder, looting, and arson.

Lemann implied that one korean killing one racist, black thug justified thousands of black supremacist thugs murdering 53 people, looting, burning down large swathes of los angeles, and causing $1 billion in property damage.

Supporters of Harlins also took as a matter of course that Harlins had a right to shoplift from the Du family’s store, and to brutally beat Mrs. Du when the latter tried to protect her property.

Lemann was careful to also lie by omission: He never mentioned that in the previous year alone, as fellow liberal journalist Lou Cannon had already chronicled in Official Negligence, blacks had slaughtered nine korean convenience store clerks in racist hate crime murders. Thus, if koreans had the same rights as blacks, they should have burned down, looted, and engaged in mass slaughter in black neighborhoods like south central los angeles nine times, slaughtering 477 blacks, and wreaking $9 billion in property damage.

(During Nicholas Lemann’s tenure as dean of the columbia university school of journalism, a racist black monster named Robert Williams forced his way into the apartment of one of Lemann’s White students. Williams spent all night raping and torturing the young woman, and then sought to burn her alive. Williams tied her to her bed, drugged her, and set the bed on fire. It was only by incredible heroism that the victim was able to free herself and save her own life. The victim testified at Williams’ trial; he was sentenced to 422 years in prison, though he will surely be released on parole. Lemann never said Word One in condemnation of Robert Williams. Given Lemann’s support of black supremacism, it would be logical for him to support Robert Williams.) Thus was Lemann indulging in nazi morality. If you killed one nazi official, they slaughtered your entire village.

I read about that particular nazi slaughter (in Poland, I believe) in William L. Shirer’s monumental, 1960 work, The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich when I was seven years old. Some things leave quite an impression on a seven-year-old mind.