When people see a Pregnant Woman who just got off her 10+ hour shift working at a hospital have a group of 5 (I think 5) nigger males attempt to steal her rented bike from her, that's a shock to them. That makes them question niggers and the jew lie that is the oppression of. When people see a marine veteran have to restrain a violent nigger who was currently assaulting people and had over 3 dozen prior cases of assault in that same situation die they don't really see a dead black and oppressed person. They see the reality behind it, the scared women and children in the train who've spoken up, they connect these things on their own - you just need to present it to them. You showing them stats on their IQ, on their lack of health, on their behavior, on whatever won't work. You showing them raw data, numbers, case studies etc. Will bore them and cement their already indoctrinated beliefs. What this will do is force them to fall back to them being oppressed and not having the same opportunities etc. which leads to them thinking about equity over equality (though both are jewish). You need to show them actual experiences of people having to deal with niggers but do it outside of the (((MSM))) lens. Show them things that will shock even you, and shock me still to this day. I hate that this is necessary, I truly do, it's changed me in many ways I do not like. But this is reality and I refuse to shy away from reality and how horrible it is.