Minneapolis
Mayor Jacob Freybaby was on the receiving end of
some extraordinarily well-deserved criticism recently over a social media post remembering
George Floyd, whose Memorial Day death six
years ago triggered nationwide protests and riots, as well as calls to defund
law enforcement agencies.
Frey took to X to write: "Today,
we remember George Floyd, who was murdered by a former Minneapolis police
officer six years ago. That moment changed our city forever." Much
like Frey himself did…and not for the better. Floyd, a nearly life-long criminal
who once held a gun to a pregnant woman’s abdomen, actually died of a drug
overdose. But facts don’t matter when you’re trying to frame someone to support
your narrative, so Minneapolis decided to change the life of one of its police
officers forever. One person stands no chance against The Narrative.
As any
sentient person would surmise, Minnesota Gov. Tampon Timmy Walz also eschewed his
scheduled Memorial Day duties and elected to party with the Floyd Crowd. For
his part, illustrious Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison was captured on camera steadfastly
refusing to clap for veterans as they arrived on an Honor Flight to visit
memorials in Washington, D.C.
Could a Minnesotan be prouder?
I mean, why waste one’s time honoring recent combat veterans, World War
II heroes, bygone Civil War amputees, or the likes of George Washington when
you could spend your time celebrating a career criminal and his attendant
misogyny and drug addiction?
There is one incontrovertible lesson here: Democrats detest law-abiding
citizens—and military veterans—but are pro-crime and pro-criminal. Bigly.
A question for so-called “independents”: how long do you think a society
will last if led by such people?
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