by Kyle Becker, Becker News:
The Department of Justice is giving preferential treatment to criminal offenders based on identity politics.
In the wake of the Covenant School massacre, which saw three young Christian children and three church staff members executed by a transgender gunperson, there is growing doubt over the Biden administration’s concern for giving Americans equal treatment regardless of identity.
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The American people have been shielded from reading the transgender shooter’s manifesto, even as the biological female, who used male pronouns, was shot dead at the crime scene. This varies from mass shooters the major corporate media have been eager to label as “right-wing,” such as in the cases of Dylan Roof’s racist massacre at a church in South Carolina, the killing spree of misogynistic murderer Elliot Rodger in Santa Barbara, and the Tennessee church shooting carried out by Jim David Adkisson against members of a “liberal, gay-affirming Unitarian church.”
There is evidence that suggests that Audrey Hale, the suspect in the Nashville shooting, was animated by anti-Christian sentiment; but the Biden administration has not even hinted at labeling the massacre a “hate crime.” Sen. Josh Hawley has drawn attention to this silent bigotry against Christians by demanding in a Senate resolution that the shooting rampage be investigated as a “hate crime.”
The news media for its part has stretched editorially to soften public perception of the suspect with humanizing editorials. “Friends of Audrey Hale, 28, still can’t grasp how the ‘loving’ teenager they knew could go launch a deadly attack that killed six people,” NBC News led. “Nashville shooter Audrey Hale had a ‘child-like obsession with staying a child,’ college classmate says,” CNN headlined. ABC News avoided use of the term “transgender” in reference to the shooter’s identity, even in a story that claimed to tell Americans who she was.
The media’s disparate treatment of Audrey Hale extends into the political realm. President Joe Biden made no effort to visit the grieving family members of the Christians killed in the shooting rampage. Yet in May 2022, Biden rushed off to Buffalo, NY to give a highly political speech in the aftermath of a mass shooting carried out by a racist gunman.
The president claimed that at the root of the mass shooting was hate fomented by “the media and politics, the internet, has radicalized angry, alienated, lost and isolated individuals into falsely believing that they will be replaced … by The Other, by people who don’t look like them and who are, therefore, in the perverse ideology that they possess and (are) being fed, lesser beings.”
