New York Times Slurs America as 'A Country Plagued by Racism...'

Compare the New York Times' editorial on the verdict to the Wall Street Journal's. It's a huge gap in outlook, and seriously enormous consequences flow from which version prevails in the competition for truth in American politics. If the Times' version wins --- and the Zimmerman verdict is only a brief respite from this kind of relentless attack on truth --- then precarious days are ahead for freedom fighters of honesty, decency and justice.

 See, "Trayvon Martin’s Legacy":

It may not be possible to consider the case of George Zimmerman, who was acquitted Saturday of all charges in the killing of Trayvon Martin, as anything but a sad commentary on the state of race relations and the battle over gun rights in America today.

Certainly it is about race — ask any black man, up to and including President Obama, and he will tell you at least a few stories that sound eerily like what happened that rainy winter night in Sanford, Fla.

While Mr. Zimmerman’s conviction might have provided an emotional catharsis, we would still be a country plagued by racism, which persists in ever more insidious forms despite the Supreme Court’s sanguine assessment that “things have changed dramatically,” as it said in last month’s ruling striking down the heart of the Voting Rights Act. (The Justice Department is right to continue its investigation into whether Mr. Zimmerman may still be prosecuted under federal civil rights laws.)

And remember, the entire leftist program was beaten up badly by six honest jurists who just refused to be sucked into the regressive left's racial recrimination scam. But how long do we hold out as a nation against the forces of black shakedown socialism, with President Hussein rattling the beggars' cup? It's not looking good, folks. Keep fighting for justice. Rank and file patriots are all that's between truth and tyranny.