Who Would Jesus Kill?

For those like me who never heard of this term before, here's the Wikepedia definition:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliminationism
Two articles discussing the disturbing rise of Eliminationism, or, "I hate you and will kill you for not being me."
Who Watches the Watchmen
Submitted by David Neiwert on October 22, 2007 - 7:26pm.
The Watchmen are similarly in denial about the consequences of what and how they preach. They insist that all they're doing is trying to engage in dialogue, but the reality is that the viciousness -- the base dehumanization and demonization -- in what they're saying is naturally going to provoke the targets of that rhetoric to respond. This isn't dialogue; rather, it's like a village lunatic wandering about the town square poking people in the eyes with a sharp stick, and then proclaiming himself the victim when they respond angrily.
http://commonsense.ourfuture.org/who_watches_watchmen?tx=3
Here is a report about Mr. Singh's murder:
Death sparks call to unity
After Lake Natoma assault, diversity summit is set today.
By Crystal Carreon - Bee Staff Writer, Published 3:48 am PDT Friday, July 27, 2007
http://www.sacbee.com/817/story/284591.html

Race Crimes in America

Do you think you can choke down the turkey this Thanksgiving? I mean, with what is going on with our citizens? Here's an update on Jena 6:
Judge denies release of Jena teen
2 teen youths accused of displaying nooses in Alexandria
September 22, 2007, From Staff and Wire Reports

A judge denied a request Friday to release a teenager whose arrest in the beating of a white classmate sparked this week's civil rights protest in Jena … (Previous Judge) Mauffray set a high bail for Bell — $90,000 — prior to (Bell's) conviction...

But there's more in this article: we’ve got nooses in nearby Alexandria …

Jeremiah Munsen, 18, of Colfax, who was driving the truck, was charged with one count each of driving while intoxicated, inciting to riot and contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile, according to the police report.,,, Munsen was being held in the Rapides Parish Jail in lieu of a bond of $1,670.

http://www.shreveporttimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070922/NEWS03/709220339/1062/NEWS03
Munsen was guilty because he was driving drunk and admitted he made the nooses. All the evidence on Bell is heresay, but he's ALREADY been incarcerated for 13 months because his bail is so high. Disgusting.

From an other paper we have this lovely companion story:
Roanoke neo-Nazi condemns Jena Six
William A. White posted the youths' addresses on a Web site that calls for lynching the group. By Laurence Hammack

As thousands of people rallied in Jena, La., for six black youths charged with assaulting a white classmate, the FBI was monitoring a neo-Nazi activist in Roanoke who posted their names and addresses on a Web site that proclaimed: "Lynch the Jena 6.

"http://www.roanoke.com/news/roanoke/wb/132845