Death Penalty opponents frequently tell me, Two Wrongs Don’t Make A Right” insisting that killing a murderer, as punishment, is not moral. Their new, moral relativistic reasoning permits the same group to fight for planet Earth and fight to save whales, etc., while demand women have the “right” to kill their babies, though aborting them.
As we have been bombarded with, story after story concerning George Floyd’s death and the need for justice, there are segments of the SJW movement who, in spite of the huge advancements the US has taken in tackling racism, have and are calling for the possible necessity for some “white” Americans to die.
A radical proponent of fixing racism, with the possible death of some white people, comes from a radical University of Georgia graduate student and teaching assistant, Irami Osei-Frampong.
With hundreds of questionable Tweets, it is disturbing that UG would still allow him around the campus.
I believe in democracy, but I also think that America's White people need to be taken into cultural receivership because their political immaturity is screwing up their own lives and is dangerous for anyone who is damned to sharing power with them.
— Irami Osei-Frimpong (@IramiOF) June 19, 2020
According to The Gateway Pundit
Irami opened up even more on his world view on Facebook
“Some White People May Have to Die for Black Communities to Be Made Whole”
Osei-Frampong says he’s confused about why his words are so controversial.
A local Atlanta News Network reported on the story
From WSBTV
I know, some of you will say this is an isolated story and that BLM and other activists are simply fighting for justice. I agree some are but also believe some have the same world view as Irami and other famous people I can’t mention in this article because of the censorship taking place on social media. This radical plus thousands of misguided youth & ANTIFA out in the streets right now are trying to force change and sometimes white people are dying in the process. Unacceptable, but becoming common, such as last night in Minneapolis and Chicago (again).
