Ten people were arrested Friday night during a disturbance in the Englewood neighborhood, where community activists were advocating violence toward police and inciting a riot, police said Saturday.An interesting counterpoint is presented from the CPUSA paper "Revolution", stating :
On a large intersection in Englewood, a couple hundred people stood up to police intimidation, humiliation and terrorizing, called the police out as murderers, and by the end of the night an estimated ten people had been arrested and brutalized.
So we have police (over?) reacting to a dramatic increase in crime that some 'community leaders' are screaming that something be done about, other 'community leaders' attacking the police and blaming the system, while the self-proclaimed and elected leaders , including Jackson, Sharpton, and Meeks inflame racial tensions to keep themselves in the limelight.
I'm so glad I don't live there anymore.
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Hmm, I read both articles.
Sounds like a powder keg. All they need is one more "Rodney King" moment.
Pray for unseasonably cold weather.
Meanwhile, over at Second City Cop, the cops are crowing that their plan of refusing to work and "letting the city burn" is working.
"their plan of refusing to work"
So this plan was started about 25 years ago? :)
Chicago Community Activists? Wasn't that how Obama got his start?
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