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11th Warrior: Where I Stand

Updated: May 18



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Let’s have a real talk about the weakest, the dumbest, and the most pathetic among us, the ones who hide behind fabricated rules and laws to shield themselves. These are the people who lack backbone, pride, principles, standards, or ethics. They don’t confront what bothers them head-on. Instead, they weaponize laws like “hate crimes” to silence and control.

Let’s get one thing straight: hate crimes are nothing more than a manipulative tool, a way to divide us while propping up certain groups as untouchable. Spit on the ground near a BLM mural? Hate crime. Say the wrong word in an argument with someone from a protected class? Hate crime. But flip the script, and suddenly it’s just “life.” This double standard is not justice, it’s tyranny.

The truth is all crimes are rooted in hate. People don’t commit crimes against those they love. So why create a separate category for “hate crimes”? Because it’s not about justice, it’s about power. It’s about creating a hierarchy where some groups are above criticism, untouchable, and immune to accountability. When you elevate one group above others, you don’t create unity, you breed resentment and division. And that’s exactly what the powers-that-be want.

Look at the LGBTQ+ community, the BLM movement, and now the push to expand antisemitism laws. These groups have weaponized victimhood to shield themselves from criticism. Meanwhile, the only group you’re allowed to hate openly without consequence “White People”. This isn’t equal, it’s hypocrisy.

At United Shield Wall, we reject this nonsense. We reserve the right to like, love, or hate anyone based on their actions, not their identity. Give me a reason to respect you, and you’ll have a brother for life. Give me a reason to despise you, and I’ll stand against you without hesitation. That’s how accountability works. No one is above it.

When we create a culture where people are untouchable, we invite corruption and decay. Just look around. The moral fabric of our society is unraveling because we’ve abandoned the simplest truths: Right is right. Wrong is wrong. No exceptions. No excuses.

We don’t need hate crime laws. We need a culture of accountability. Treat good people with respect and dignity. Punish evil, no matter who commits it. Hold everyone to the same standard. That’s how we heal. That’s how we unite. And that’s how we resist the tyranny of division.

Show No Mercy. Never Forget. Always Resist.

 
 
 

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