The far-left Minneapolis City
Council recently voted-- once again-- to disband the city’s police force.
Unanimously. In response to a question on national television, one of them
famously (infamously) replied that if your house is being broken into in
the middle of the night and your first impulse is to call the police, that impulse
is coming from a “place of privilege.” Better to let countless folks of all
races get robbed, raped and killed than take the chance that one more black man
with a lengthy rap sheet should be the tragic victim of a rogue bad cop.
Now three members of that very
same city council have hired
private security to protect
themselves
from lawlessness and criminality. Andrea Jenkins, Phillipe Cunningham, and
Alondra
Cano —all of whom
have been outspoken proponents of defunding and disbanding the police — are
costing
city taxpayers $4,500
per day in private security fees, KMSP-TV reported. A city
spokesperson told the station
that the city has spent over $63,000 of taxpayer’s money on security for
the despicable
trio over the past
three weeks. The private security details “are intended to be a
temporary
bridge until other security
measures can be implemented by council members,” according
to KMSP. Like moats
and draw bridges,
perhaps?
Jenkins claims she has been
receiving “threatening communications” from “the large number
of white
nationalists in our city,” a claim utterly preposterous on its face. There are
no more than a
handful of “white
nationalists” in Minneapolis, an overwhelmingly progressive city, and what few
there may be are seldom
if ever seen or heard from. I know. I’ve lived there. She understandably may
have received uncomfortable
communications from her neighbors…whose tax money is paying for
her
protection while she
has abandoned them to the figurative wolves. Talk about taxation without
representation!
The
Minneapolis Police Department told KMSP there has not been a single police
report filed for threats against any of the city's council members,
though it added one could conceivably have been filed confidentially.
What a place of privilege these asshats come from! If they refuse to protect the people they
“serve,” they certainly deserve no protection. They are sentencing
countless others to needless risk, worry—and death-- by disbanding the police
force. They should be willing to accept the same fate.
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