Thread: More Anti White Male Propoganda From Department of Homeland Security

This time it is a white male shooter trying to kill mostly women and minorities in an office building. The stories may change, but the demographic smear propaganda remains the same.

The antagonists in Homeland Security videos are always white, especially white males, and the majority of victims and protagonists are female, Latino, black, asian, etc...

I would not mind so much if EVERY VIDEO DHS PUTS OUT WAS NOT THE SAME or if the demographics of the crowds or protagonists were more accurately proportional to America's current population which is 66% white non Hispanic.

White males do lots of wonderful things for our nation and world and do not deserve to be targeted by DHS like this. The characterization of white males as potential terrorists in all of their films is an attack on the top demographic of our troops during a time of war.

It appears that the real enemy occupies the Executive Branch of the United States Government and is eager to propagandize women and minorities into fearing wrongfully demonized white male gun owners.

Black males are the most murderous demographic sub group in America and while they make up only around 6% of the US population, they commit almost half of all murders.

Im just sick and tired of white males being abused and maligned in DHS videos, commercials, movies, and host of media right now. Such defamation is dangerous to innocent people and unhealthy for America and wrongful for anyone that values equality and fairness for all.

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DHS-funded video gives tips to survive a shooter




Friday - 7/27/2012, 7:08am ET

After last week's shooting at a movie theater in Aurora, Colo., the city of Houston has released a how-to video on surviving a shooter event. The video was created with funds from the Homeland Security Department.
"I can't imagine the horror and grief. If it is at all possible for any good to come out of it, perhaps it can be letting people know the options to consider if it happens again," said Mayor Annise Parker in a statement.




Entitled "Run, Hide, Fight," the video depicts a fictional shooting incident at an office building.
"It may feel like just another day at the office, but occasionally life feels more like an action movie than reality," says a narrator.
The City of Houston's website offers these tips:

• Run if a safe path is available. Always try and escape or evacuate even if others insist on staying.
• Encourage others to leave with you but don't let the indecision of others slow down your own effort to escape.
• Once you are out of the line of fire, try to prevent others from walking into the danger zone and call 9-1-1.
• If you can't get out safely, find a place to hide.
• When hiding, turn out lights, remember to lock doors and silence your ringer and vibration mode on your cell phone As a last resort, working together or alone, act with aggression, use improvised weapons and fight.

Houston's Public Safety Office said it had started working on the video before the theater shooting, reports the ABC station in Houston.