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Ferguson, MO -- The mother of Michael Brown of the fake "hands up, don't shoot" narrative ran for Ferguson City Council along with two others, and lost. Part of the reason may be due to her weird earrings, or perhaps due to the fact that she only had one platform she ran on--impeach "Forty-Five," just kidding--her platform was mainly about police accountability.
Lesley McSpadden, the mother of the 18-year-old shooting victim who was shot by police officer Darren Wilson in 2014 after he allegedly stole cigars from an angry grocery store owner, and then later attacked officer Wilson and tried to get his weapon. Unfortunately for Brown, and fortunately for Wilson, he was unsuccessful and was shot by the officer in the line of duty.
Several witnesses, who later confessed that they lied, said at the time that Brown put his hands up and said, "Don't shoot." This became an angry rallying cry for protesters and the fake news media who knew the truth but supported the narrative.
The incident was instrumental in giving rise to the Black Lives Matter movement and led to months of protests calling for Wilson's hide. In November 2014, a St. Louis County grand jury's decision was not to indict Wilson causing people with no evidence of guilt to go ballistic.
McSpadden lost her election Tuesday in Ferguson's 3rd Ward and the winner was Fran Griffin. Evidently, the folks of Ferguson understood that there already existed police accountability, an example of which was the Grand Jury's consideration of the facts.
Facts don't care about McSpadden's feelings, to paraphrase Ben Shapiro.
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