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I just wrote about an internet trend in which racist blacks were filming themselves violently assaulting random whites—they’re not the brightest bunch—and accusing the unwitting victims of having something to do with the jury in Karmelo Anthony’s recent trial; these assaults proved to be very popular with their social media followers.
But that was yesterday, and today is a new day, and in the case of these same blacks, they’ve already got a new trend: they’re using AI to edit themselves into a picture with Austin Metcalf’s grave, making it look as though they’re urinating on it. As I understand, it started with this guy:
🚨🚨A black man from North Carolina with a long criminal rap sheet named Tristaun Darius Johnson posted a photo on social of himself urinating on the grave of Austin Metcalf. pic.twitter.com/imKEjikoQI
— Pro-America | Politics & Markets (@Pro__Trading) June 12, 2026
Then, these individuals followed suit:
There’s a new disturbing social media trend of BLM activists posting edited images of themselves urinating on Austin’s grave
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) June 12, 2026
You can’t get much lower than this.
Make these POS scum famous pic.twitter.com/w4c77LTszm
I am running out of words to describe the sentiments and attitudes held by a significant portion of the blacks in America. Seriously, where does this unbridled rage and hate for Austin Metcalf come from? Because Karmelo Anthony’s conviction reaffirms that blacks can’t just indiscriminately murder whites without consequence every time they feel the urge? This is madness, and it’s not sustainable to live alongside people who literally seethe over white skin, and salivate when we get gutted like pigs under track tents at high school sporting events.
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There is a unique element to this, and that’s the evidence of patterns. Of course, the obvious: another violent black youth with bloodlust, a chip on his shoulder, and no impulse control escalates to murder in the span of seconds, over the most trivial of reasons. But there’s also this: you offer technology and modernity, and what do they do with it? Do they use it for the betterment of themselves and others? Not at all.
Christian missionaries travel to Africa, build wells, and bring running water to drought-riddled communities, and it’s not too long before they fail, because there’s no sense of ownership or individual responsibility, and no one bothers to maintain them.
You build up Detroit, make it an economic hub with clean streets free of potholes, modern homes, and civilized society, and what do they do with the neatly wrapped package of prosperity? They utterly destroy it. Rinse and repeat in places like Baltimore, Boston, and New York.
Now AI has entered the chat, and instead of using it in a constructive way, they create fake images of grave desecration. And not of objectively vile bygone figures (Mao, Stalin, Pol Pot), but a young murder victim so viciously hated because his death meant a prison sentence for his killer. (How soon until the “we wuz AI architects” lie becomes lore?)
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The noticing will continue until things improve.
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