I find it hard to imagine a person raised their whole life traditionally would leave with a nigger.
Why? Sin is everywhere, as is perverse messaging that diversity is godly. It's also not as though she was isolated from the influence of "Weimar America" as Lancaster is pretty much the mecca of Amish tourism and folks of all stripes abound there: when I was there for Amish tours it was like going to the United Nations.
You can even find the information from the mainstream sources.
"Mainstream source" is practically an oxymoron, but I understand what you mean. Sadly the sources I'm looking for went down in the recent shoah of right-wing sites; RIP voat & OAG
You are correct. I didn't want to make my post too wordy but my implication was that if the mainstream media was assigning blame to a nigger, then there must be hard evidence that the nigger kidnapped her. Because we all know how much the media loves the "din do nuffin" narrative.
I am not well versed in Christianity but I didn't think it promoted diversity.
Since you seem to have first hand experience with the Amish, maybe you can clear up my understanding. I thought that they didn't let outsiders in their community except for certain shops. Also that the women don't interact with the outsiders until they leave the community to see if they want to stay amish.
But sadly you are right to say sin is everywhere. I tend to glorify the amish because of their traditional lifestyle. That doesn't stop them from being human.
I am not well versed in Christianity but I didn't think it promoted diversity.
It should not, but too many churches have made it about diversity.
Also that the women don't interact with the outsiders until they leave the community to see if they want to stay amish.
This rule seems to be bent in tourist areas as Amish women who are working in the interactive exhibits or as tour guides talk with the general public. In general, I would say that it is not so much about non-Amish being able to interact with the Amish women as it is that that the Amish have tons of opportunity to interact with non-Amish if they so desire. Like Eve and the forbidden fruit, being right next to forbidden diversity is way too close for temptation.
Not having the sources on hand yet from when this story broke is irksome as like you say, the mainstream sources I find reference video evidence in support of the kidnapping, however they conflict between what the video actually shows, one mentions that it shows a man approaching a presumed Amish woman who then walks out of the frame with him, implying a consensual departure, while the other mentions that in the video "You could see him...grab her and force her in the car.". Then again, the mainstream sources also list eyewitness testimony from Amish observing that the car in which the kidnapping victim was suspected of being in to have been driven by a White man, which seems strange as the pictures of the suspect, Justo Smoker, depict him as visibly non-White.
I do wonder at the mainstream media's enthusiasm at blaming Diversity for the crime, that still raises my suspicions as the law of every newsroom seems to be that every non-White is a saint who can do no wrong. Maybe I'm too cynical, but when the news reports openly that a dindu did a crime, my knee-jerk reaction is "Are they throwing blackie under the bus to cover something else up?"
Interesting, thanks for the thoughtful response.
As for the last part: I think that once there is hard evidence of a diverse perpetrator, the media has to cover it to give the illusion of fair reporting. But notice how quickly the story goes away and there is nothing more said.
I'm sure there will be a jew judge giving him 5 year plea plus the opportunity for parole. He cant possibly serve a full sentence because he was oppressed by our institutional racism. Those damn Amish were oppressing him by not playing rap music or giving him welfare!
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