Where Cho was Taught to Hate

By David Duke

Can you kill a White man…
Can a nigger kill
Can you shoot straight and
Fire for good measure
Can you splatter their brains in the street
Can you kill them Nigger
– From the poetry of Nikki Giovanni, one of Cho’s teachers at Virginia Tech

The media have been talking incessantly about the motivations of mass murderer Seung Hui Cho at Virginia Tech. But, few in media have dared to speak about what drove this Korean student to the intense hatred that led to the gory deaths of 32 students and faculty. Did race play a part in the worst mass killing in American history?

There is no question that at least part of the motivation of the Korean immigrant came from his alienation of living in a society where he felt he did not fit in. Multiculturalism produced by massive immigration creates incredible amounts of alienation in any society that suffers from it. Alienation increases in both the immigrants and in the indigenous populations as well.

Endemic ethnic conflict is true in Rwanda with its different ethnic tribes periodically committing genocide against each other, or in Palestine with the introduction of great numbers of supremacist Jews into an Arab society, or in the streets of New York or London–or for that matter, in the dormitories, classrooms and hallways of Virginia Tech. The more multicultural and multiracial a society becomes, every group becomes a minority and loses its sense of belonging. Immigrants themselves generally come from a society where they are part of a fundamental cultural, religious and ethnic majority to nations where they become a minority of race and culture and are usually near the bottom of the social and economic structure. (more…)