A Korean man coming out of church with a group of fellow worshippers. He shot at Orthodox Jews returning from temple and a group of Asian students talking outside their college dormitory. And anyone who belonged. When I interviewed white power skinheads a few years back, they were almost all the children of middle class, suburban families, like Benjamin Smith, like the Littleton boys. To the skinheads I met, being white meant being rootless, causeless, no flag to wave, no people to feel loyal to, no one feeling loyalty to them.
Blacks are so close together.
They'd be real easy to set off and they'd all stick together but whites wouldn't. They were educated kids, articulate. For all their talk of racial pride, they didn't seem to like white people much. White meant weak. Most of all, lonely.