A couple of days ago, something unusual happened Across the Water: A Briton dared to defend another Briton against the threat of rape by an immigrant.
If you aren’t familiar with the details of the event, the defender was a 14-year-old Scottish girl named Mayah Sommers. The intended victim was her 12-year-old sister. The would-be rapist was from... somewhere else, probably the Middle East or Africa. Mayah protected her sister by brandishing a large knife and a hatchet at the immigrant. Apparently that was enough to daunt him, and thank God for that.
The story is resounding throughout the U.K. I have no idea how much currency it’s achieved here or elsewhere. Young Mayah is drawing comparisons to Boadicea, to Joan of Arc, and to other courageous women known to history. She deserves as much praise as she’s received, and more.
However, her courage has had other consequences, not all of which were easy to foresee.
The one that’s drawn the most cries of outrage was Mayah’s immediate arrest for brandishing a bladed weapon. In emasculated Britain, that’s a criminal offense, and never mind the wherefores. The probability is high that popular sentiment will compel the dismissal of that charge, but as in all such things we must wait and see.
After that comes the dawning recognition that the U.K.’s laws against even the most minimal personal armament – even carrying pepper spray is outlawed, barring specific police permission – are utterly insane. They amount to a license for the would-be predator to do what he likes to less aggressive and weaker prey. Horror at the idea that innocent Britons – men and women both – are forbidden to possess and carry the means of self-defense has taken a long time to ripen, but today it’s fully upon the Sceptered Isle.
Third is the de facto position of The State: protect the predator from the consequences of his deeds, especially if he’s an immigrant, a Muslim, or both. Put baldly, it seems incomprehensible. Yet U.K. governments maintain that posture so consistently that one must infer that it was deliberately chosen. It lends weight to the suggestion that The State values the immigrants above the lives and well-being of native Britons.
Fourth and last is the rising hope that some measure of masculine courage and native pride might be kindled in the larger British populace by Mayah’s actions. I must admit that I hope for that as well. Britain deserves better than to be Islamicized and removed from the brotherhood of Western civilization. But the odds are against it, for a simple reason.
The technical term for a fear of weapons is hoplophobia. It seems endemic in the U.K. The suggestion, made by Larry Correia among others, that we should mass-produce and air-drop handguns to beleaguered Britons has been met with rejection by Britons themselves. They fear the consequences of mass armament more than what’s being done to them by the invading hordes.
Robert A. Heinlein was adamant that a slave must free himself. What of the slave who prefers slavery to freedom?
This saga may have a few more stanzas to run. Mayah Sommers is being hailed as a symbol of reborn British courage and defiance: a Mockingjay, if you will. Her example may yet galvanize what masculinity and defiance remain buried in the British soul. If it’s simply too ironic that a young teenage girl must teach those things to British men, then so be it. The Sceptered Isle needs her example too badly to quail at the disgrace of it.
4 comments:
Every official act that followed the heroics proves this post belongs in your Death Cult archives.
While I'm glad to see such a glimmer of hope, I would further hope this solidifies our long, suffering campaign to spur outrage in the intended victims of the death cultists firmly enthroned as law makers. They don't need to bloody their own hands as long as they continue to remove all obstacles for psychopaths.
A glimmer of hope is a quite accurate description.
I doubt the uk can pull itself out of it's self imposed disaster.
Two World Wars took their best and brightest. I need not state the consequences of that. I think your readers can deduce the effects of what that loss did to British society.
Deeper thoughts, subsequent to the above, struck me when I read two more stories of similar arrests elsewhere. So here is my expansion.
There better be a meaningful backlash.
That Mayah was immediately arrested for brandishing a weapon is the most important lesson to be driven into the thick, sheepish human skulls of the subjects of that decadent realm.
The most influential seats of UK law-makers are apparently occupied by even more deadly death cultists than the Islamists they continue to import and protect. These rulers are so passively evil and cowardly they don't bother bloodying their own hands. Instead they simply continue to write laws that are not only quick to condemn those who defend themselves or the vulnerable, but consistently remove all obstacles to, and any fear of facing justice by, active psychopaths.
When the justice system is officially turned on its head in this manner, how much more proof is needed that a country's law makers are far more evil than the worst common criminal? No common mass-murderer has ever come close to the body count of each of the Leftist monstrous rulers of the 20th Century.
The danger to humanity is that the nascent monsters of the 21st Century look at the scores of millions of victims of the last century as a record for one or more of them to stupendously break. No zealot of a legitimate religion would ever so ruthlessly seek such a goal.
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