photo #7477862

That's the banner that hangs in the window of Ben & Jerry's flagship store on Church Street in Burlington, Vermont. Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield are a pair of Jewish businessmen from New York who, since founding their ice cream business in Vermont in 1978, have used it to relentlessly push their anti-White, anti-straight socio-political agenda. Immediately outside Ben & Jerry's Burlington location, the local effects of the global agenda pushed by Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield can be seen. Downtown Burlington - long a picturesque pearl of a New England city - has devolved into an open-air drug den. Street corners, church lawns, public library, parking garage - all midday scenes of unconcealed heroin, fentanyl, and crack use - unchecked by police. On top of the impossible-to-miss drug epidemic are all the wonders that come with it - theft, prostitution, vagrancy, and more - all accented by an ever-expanding backdrop of graffiti and filth. Less than two months ago, there was a murder on Church Street in Burlington, two blocks from the Ben & Jerry's pictured here. Vermont has one of the lowest murder rates in America. The state is 92% White and 1% Black. A 22-year-old Black woman, Aaliyah Johnson, has been charged with the murder. Blacks commit murder at a rate at least ten times greater than Whites do. Black females commit murder at about twice the rate of White males. In 2023, Vermont's 1% Black population accounted for 46% of homicides in the state. And, in the midst of all of this, hanging in the window of an ice cream shop that two Jews from New York came to the Whitest, safest (but I repeat myself) town in America to open, is a banner that reads 'We Must Dismantle White Supremacy.' And the cherry on top of this inverted-reality sundae? A line of White people out the door, ordering the end of Western Civilization by the scoop.