The Mysterious Case Involving Yo Mama Restaurant

This is a post that I wanted to make a long time ago. It involves a restaurant in Memphis called Yo Mama. The owners of the restaurant were leaving their café one night when some car thieves approached them to steal their vehicles. Little did these would-be thieves know, however, that the owners were strapped and not afraid to protect themselves and their property. However, this is where the story gets interesting. These owners happened to be Black women. Furthermore, the would-be thieves were Black men. The owners exercised their 2nd Amendment rights and killed these would-be thieves. Afterward, they were arrested, locked-up, and convicted of murder. Now, a few weeks prior to this, the story of the White woman that shot Black would-be robbers that broke into her home was sensationalized. One of the would-be culprits died from the gunshot wound. Now, White supremacist suspects and coons would have you believe the difference in outcome was the area in which the culprits were shot. However, that’s a smokescreen. 
By the way, on YouTube, there’s a video of the incident, but it states that the woman was Asian. Don’t be fooled. It’s difficult to find the interview that was done with her, but the woman was, indeed, White. The media merely attempted to clean up the double-standard which later occurred. 
Now, the reason why the outcome was different was the color of the victim’s skin, plain and simple. Now, I tried to bring up the story that occurred with Yo Mama but could no longer find it. It’s been erased from the mainstream internet. Furthermore, I’m not adept enough to search the deep web. So, the women may still be in prison, or they may be out. However, the business is still operational.
Now, the reason I made this post wasn’t just to talk about another societal double-standard among the hordes of others. No, the reason I made this post was to inform you (the reader) that this sends a message loud and clear. You, Melanese person, aren’t allowed to defend yourself under any grounds. If someone accosts you, then you’re supposed to call the police and let them deal with it. If you’re harmed and/or killed before their arrival, then sucks to be you. If you violate this unwritten rule, then you’ll be prosecuted, expediently. For more information about the mechanisms being put in place to ensure that we don’t/can’t defend ourselves, read this post. Now, if this doesn’t tell you that we need to put together our own protection mechanism, then nothing will.

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