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Elijah DeWitt, 18, was shot dead in a mall parking lot in Lawrenceville, GA on October 5th.Elijah, who was White, was killed by two Black men: Kemare Bryan and Chandler Richardson.This occurred in the same state where three White men were found guilty of federal "hate crimes" after criminal trespasser Ahmaud Arbery tried to disarm Travis McMichael.The government exhaustively sifted through years of the McMichaels' personal communications, unrelated to the Arbery event, to justify charges of a "racially motivated hate crime," unearthing a years-old Travis McMichael Facebook conversation in which he said "Black people ruin everything."In other words, it was a "hate crime" because White guys did it - and everything beyond that was simply filling in the script.And in the case of Elijah DeWitt, everyone knows that if Elijah was Black and his killers were White, we'd have:~ The lead story across American media~ "Hate crimes" charges forthcoming regardless of any basis in reality~ Podiums, microphones, and keyboards covered in the performative spit, sweat, and fingerprints of everyone from Joe Biden to Ted Cruz as they recite Supreme Ruler Greenblatt's Anti-White talking pointsBut, just as they've done with Darrell Brooks in the Waukesha Christmas Massacre, and just as they do with racially-motivated crimes against White people on a daily basis across the US, authorities in Georgia will almost certainly avoid any evidence that shows Anti-White racial motivation, because narrative - more than criminal prosecution - is their job.I'm not asserting that Elijah DeWitt's killing was, in fact, racially motivated, as the details are still unknown.I am asserting that if Elijah DeWitt's killing was racially motivated, that fact will likely be obfuscated or outright ignored by authorities - which is to say; it will be covered up by a legal system that is systemically Anti-White.