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Hundreds of anarchists stormed Seattle's City Hall on Tuesday night. They demand the mayor resign, the police disband, free college, free healthcare, retrials of all incarcerated black people, the mayor resign, and store owners stop locking their doors at night.
Okay, maybe not the last one, but that's likely to be a future demand.
Okay, maybe not the last one, but that's likely to be a future demand.
So far, the nearby police precinct boarded up and removed blockades in the streets to allow protesters to march unimpeded to the Capitol Hill area. The anarchists are proclaiming the area to be a new country, while remaining dependent on the U.S. to provide them with utilities because normal people also live in that neighborhood who aren't involved with Antifa and their nonsense and are innocent victims.
Demonstrators remained peaceful thus far, without reports of violence or injuries, but are demanding Mayor Jenny Durkan to step down if she refuses to defund the city's police department.
Although local elections there are officially nonpartisan, most of the city's elected officials are Democrats and they also hold the majorities in both houses of the Washington State Legislature and are as useless as a garden hose in a forest fire.
The protesters continued to camp out in a self-declared "cop free zone," which has been abandoned by the cops after the Seattle Police Department closed the East Precinct on Monday on the orders of the useless mayor and governor.
Since the senseless killing of George Floyd over two weeks ago by Derek Chauvin, a rogue cop in Minneapolis, demonstrators all over the country and in other parts of the world ironically took to the streets with guns and clubs and bricks and bats, to protest police brutality.
Chauvin is the exception to policing, not the rule. He is like an airline disaster that gets all the attention while all the safe flights never do. He is currently awaiting trial for the killing of Floyd as are the three other cops who stood around doing nothing to stop Chauvin from keeping his knee on Floyd's neck.
After nearly two weeks of clashing with protesters who threw bricks, rocks, bottles of frozen water, and other things that weren't nailed down at police, who responded to the violence with pepper spray and tear gas to break up the anarchists, they were then ordered to play nice and be less aggressive. By giving in to the anarchy, the violence would supposedly end.
Since the police cleared out a few nights ago, the area has remained relatively peaceful, despite the ongoing demonstrations and psychotic demands. Now the cops say they will only respond to the area if there is a 911 call for an emergency.
On Friday, useless Mayor Durkan banned the use of tear gas by police, but protesters are also calling for Paw Patrol to get rid of their cop dog, and for Elmer Fudd to get rid of his shotgun and trade it in for Silly String.
Far-left leftist Councilcommie Kshama Sawant met with protesters inside City Hall on Tuesday night, although it is usually closed at night.
In response to Tuesday night's protests, Durkan's office said in a statement that she remains committed to making "actual steps on policing" [as opposed to make-believe steps], but she's only pulling our proverbial leg.
"As the person who originally investigated the Seattle Police Department for the unconstitutional use of force, Mayor Durkan believes that SPD can lead the nation on continued reforms and accountability, but knows this week has eroded trust at a time when trust is most crucial," the statement said.
Meanwhile, President Trump has said the mayor better get her city straightened out or he will do the straightening.
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Since the senseless killing of George Floyd over two weeks ago by Derek Chauvin, a rogue cop in Minneapolis, demonstrators all over the country and in other parts of the world ironically took to the streets with guns and clubs and bricks and bats, to protest police brutality.
Chauvin is the exception to policing, not the rule. He is like an airline disaster that gets all the attention while all the safe flights never do. He is currently awaiting trial for the killing of Floyd as are the three other cops who stood around doing nothing to stop Chauvin from keeping his knee on Floyd's neck.
After nearly two weeks of clashing with protesters who threw bricks, rocks, bottles of frozen water, and other things that weren't nailed down at police, who responded to the violence with pepper spray and tear gas to break up the anarchists, they were then ordered to play nice and be less aggressive. By giving in to the anarchy, the violence would supposedly end.
Since the police cleared out a few nights ago, the area has remained relatively peaceful, despite the ongoing demonstrations and psychotic demands. Now the cops say they will only respond to the area if there is a 911 call for an emergency.
Far-left leftist Councilcommie Kshama Sawant met with protesters inside City Hall on Tuesday night, although it is usually closed at night.
In response to Tuesday night's protests, Durkan's office said in a statement that she remains committed to making "actual steps on policing" [as opposed to make-believe steps], but she's only pulling our proverbial leg.
"As the person who originally investigated the Seattle Police Department for the unconstitutional use of force, Mayor Durkan believes that SPD can lead the nation on continued reforms and accountability, but knows this week has eroded trust at a time when trust is most crucial," the statement said.
Meanwhile, President Trump has said the mayor better get her city straightened out or he will do the straightening.
Please consider following this blog, and remember, every time you click on an ad, an angel gets its wings and a dead terrorist gets his virgins.
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