According to a report on Raw Story, white supremacists from across the country have offered to pay for the $1 million bail set for Ray Tensing, the race soldier who murdered Sam DuBose, a Melanoid man who was pulled over for allegedly having no license plate on his car. Ray Tensing’s father, Paul, a former firefighter, paid 10% of his son’s bond. This has allowed him to be free on bail until his trial.

Of course, in this current elevated racial climate, white supremacists–and suspected white supremacists alike–will rally around Tensing’s lawyer’s claim that his client is “depressed and extremely worried“. This reason alone will give them a contrived sense of justification to support a race soldier who murdered an innocent Melanoid man in cold blood. Such is the mindset of those who empathize with the perpetuated subjugation, mistreatment, and destruction of Melanoid people of African descent. White supremacy–with its disciples aggregating their resources to support a murderous race soldier–is not only a way of thinking, it is a religion, its faithful followers want to continue to spread its gospel by letting putting their money where their ideologies are.