WHERE’S SHARPTON AND DERAY? VIOLENCE ESCALATES IN CHICAGO, MORE THAN 80 SHOT AND 15 DEAD. Bueller? Bueller? Oops, we guess someone shot him.
This post was last modified on January 26, 2021
WHERE’S SHARPTON AND DERAY? VIOLENCE ESCALATES IN CHICAGO, MORE THAN 80 SHOT AND 15 DEAD. Bueller? Bueller? Oops, we guess someone shot him.
This post was last modified on January 26, 2021
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When blacks are shootin' up each other, Sharpnose and Jerkson are NOT concerned. For one it don't matter to them, second the shootin' wasn't done by someone who is or looks white. Really you have to ask just what the hell these two care about beside their own pocketbook? Absolutely nothin'!!!
But if an armed black thug gets shot (By a white, white looking cop or normal person), the world will stop, Sharpnose and Jerkson will spend untold thousands to get there and stick their hideous faces in front of a TV camera to quote the facts before they are in, and get the locals to run amok and burn down their own neighborhood. That's when these two ass clowns go home to their million dollar homes (with security) and count their cash. And the folks who burned their neighborhood (with help from those pricks Soros hires) they got even less when they started and life gets even worse.
Too bad black folks have not caught on to the fact they are being used like toilet paper, not only by these two idiots, but by the head idiot in D.C.
This seems to be last years story on the 4th of July weekend toll in Chicago. The body count isn't finished for this weekend, but it already includes one 7 year old boy, so the error is understandable.
Yea, that threw me off too. The story at the link was dated Sun July 5, 2015, but if you follow the link at the bottom of the article, it goes to last years story.
It got confusing when I got to this paragraph:
Between 4 p.m. Thursday, July 3, and 3:30 a.m. Monday, 82 people were shot on the streets of Chicago. Fourteen of them died. McCarthy cited lower numbers- and a shorter time span from 6 p.m. Thursday to midnight Monday – during his news conference.