“I'm interested in what you think the appropriate response to a confrontation with a Dindu horde would look like. I have always maintained that the only response should be sudden, more ruthless, countervailing violence of maximum lethality.

“What say you?”

-WellRead Ed

Although the sissy suburban and upper class palefaces regard blacks as supermen who pack together in raging mobs as an expression of their superior cohesion—this is wrong.

First, morale is a cohesive expression of morality, and Dindus have no morality. Two urban euphemism born in the black ghetto, “throwing you under the bus” and “the other crabs in the pot pulling you down” were invented by Baltimore negroes to express this. Blacks trust whites more than they trust blacks, so their cohesion is the opposite—generally—of what we see in the examples of rural palefaces and urban palefaces of the “red neck” kind below:

DonDon was leaving the bar with his buddy when they saw five dudes beating one. His buddy stepped up and told them to stop it and they told him to get lost. He knocked each one out in detail, with one punch each, the rest lining up like it was their duty to get knocked into next week, because they were doing the right thing, beating up a guy who had raped one of their sisters.

Allyah was at a redneck bar playing hard to get when Dante walked in and she let him court her. The “ten rednecks” took offense and fought Dante until all of them were unconscious or moaning on the floor.

In When You’re Food I have three stories precisely like this, only the single guy was a giant dude throwing people through the air, and the second and third men stepped up dutifully to experience the same smashed fate as their partners.

Steve Newman once saw three guys step out back behind a South Baltimore bar to fight Beaterman—a famous, giant brawler—and watched them all get KO’d in detail, waiting their turns like ducks in a row.

Dindus do not have true bonded morale but crutch morale—hiding in a crowd or a pack to make up for the fact that they are punks. Now, with Dindus, you won’t get any waiting turns, but their swarming tactics are inefficient. They will all hit you at once if they can and will experience a moral surge and begin developing cohesion once you go down. You also won’t have the third, fourth, fifth, etc. step up to eat another face-shattering punch, or to be thrown over Grant’s pickup truck into Harford Road. Dindus will often select a pack member they do not like to initiate the attack and if he gets jacked up they often turn on him, making fun of him and sometimes striking him.

Whatever you do with Dindus, do not:

1. Use the N-word

2. Do not verbalize with them at all

3. Do not forget that they have no heart, they are soulless and will turn into whimpering gelatin as soon as the tables turn. There are badass black guys, but they are rarely Dindus, but either real men who you can walk away from or high level predators that tend to use predation methods not confrontation.

The reason why palefaces conquered the world is because they become more effective in a group, just like Asians. For some reason, though, when blacks gather in a group—and you can ask any black person you know about this—it brings out their worst characteristics.

Since Dindus have been raised by women they tend to be emotional, verbose and lack discipline.

Dindus only develop cohesion for ambushes and after experiencing success. When things are fluid and in question most are useless.

Now, if—like in the Kentucky gas station attack on the black man by fifty Dindu whelps—they form a big mass and act as a crowd, that can be problematic—until they start to drop.

Ed, in terms of your question, I recommend never confronting anyone unless it is part of your job. If they are confronting you, edge away and when they come at you attack. If they are attacking a friend, do not confront them, attack them from behind or the side.

However, if your back is to the wall, or you are unable to step away or walk around them, then you have to disable them. The means of disabling people are beyond the scope of this discussion. This is about what you want to achieve. We don’t want “lethality” unless they are using lethal means, then gun them down or chop them up. The most common situation will be an unarmed Dindu horde, which means we do not want to kill any of them.

With me for instance, since I will not be locked up and will commit suicide by cop instead, it is very important for me not to kill or maim a Dindu, because if I do, my life is over and in such a manner as will embarrass my sons.

The effects we want are dropped bodies and whimpering gorillas.

Forget advice about taking down the big guy first or the leader. Who even knows which is the leader and who the most dangerous. Just disable the closest and then the next closest.

Dropping a person is excellent, because each time you place a body at your feet you gain obstructive terrain, in the form of that prone or writhing Dindu. Instead of wading in, walk around that body and keep it between you and the others. It is easier to drop people who walk to you and easy to get into a grapple when you walk to people, so let them come for you, if possible. If they have to come over a body, that is all the better. If people grab you, do not grapple, get a finger or thumb and snap it off. You probably get a whimpering gorilla or dancing twerp out of snapping a thump or forefinger in half.

In the case of giant fatties, dropping them is great and they may go down easy from a jaw shot. But what is even better—and minimizes the grappling risk they pose—is to get them upset and wandering or to poke them in the eye. Dindus have little pain tolerance and members of each Dindu troop are prone to hysteria.

Now, in a really serious situation, let’s say college football players, dudes with bricks, dangerous men in general, I suggest disabling, not killing. Gut shoot them, nut shoot them or disembowel them with your blade using a rip cut.

Also, pushing is underrated, because people forget to use traffic and curbs to shove people into speeding automobiles and also neglect to trip the heel while pushing.

Lastly, if you are a huge, strong dude, snatch the closet twerp up and use him as a weapon—throw him at the other Dindus. Rednecks might still come at you but Dindus will run. Overall, throwing people head first into the pavement is more likely to keep them down than punching them and less likely to kill them than punching them so hard that when they fall their head slingshots into the pavement.