It’s not just policing that Black Lives Matter wants to change

[mystery-ak]

June 13, 2020
It’s not just policing that Black Lives Matter wants to change
By Andrea Widburg

When the media talks about the Black Lives Matters protests, it focuses only on the demand that American cities abolish the police. What the media doesn’t mention is that Black Lives Matter, which has partnered with Antifa, is a radical organization that wants change that goes far beyond ending law enforcement in America. The Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ) has done Americans a great favor by putting together a list of demands that, subject to one intelligent exception, wants Seattle (and, by extension, America) to be a socialist society that revolves around protecting criminals and elevating race.

CHAZ has already put together a well-organized website that includes praise from international communists. There’s also a page entitled “The Demands Of The Collective Black Voices At Free Capitol Hill To The Government Of Seattle, Washington.” This manifesto is organized into “demands” (the word "demand" is always bolded and in red font) for the Seattle justice system, its economy, health and human services, and education.

The website claims that the demands represent statements from the blacks assembled in CHAZ on June 8. The following is a streamlined version of the wordy manifesto:

    Justice System Demands

        Abolish the police, ICE, and the criminal justice system.
        Disarm the police entirely (including batons, riot shields, etc.) in the lead-up to their abolition.
        Remove police from schools and school-aged people from jails.
        Have the federal government (note: currently controlled by their arch-enemy, Donald Trump) launch an investigation into Seattle’s and Washington’s police brutality, especially concerning Iosia Faletogo (armed and resisting arrest), Damarius Butts (armed robbery and shooting at police), Isaiah Obet (armed robbery with knife and carjacking), Tommy Le (terrorizing a neighborhood, Tasers ineffective, thought to be armed with a knife, although it proved to be a pen), Shaun Fuhr (armed, beat his girlfriend for hours before kidnapping her child), and Charleena Lyles (mentally ill woman who came at police with a knife).
        Give reparations to victims of police brutality.
        Publicize the names of police accused of brutality.
        Retry all “People of Color” currently in prison.
        Decriminalize any crimes committed during “ ‘The George Floyd Rebellion’ against the terrorist cell that previously occupied this area known as the Seattle Police Department.”
        Release all prisoners with marijuana convictions.
        Release all people imprisoned solely for the crime of resisting arrest.
        Give felons the right to vote.
        Immediately end prosecutorial immunity for police officers.
        End all prisons generally, especially juvenile jails and for-profit prisons.
        Replace prison with “restorative/transformative accountability programs.”
        Give people the authority to create “localized anti-crime systems.”
        The Seattle PD should give its “lost and found” property to the people.
        Justice should be given to people that the Seattle PD or Washington prison guards sexually harassed or abused.
        Police body cameras should always be on and available as public records.
        Current police funding should go to socialized medicine, free housing, smaller class sizes, higher teacher salaries, and naturalizing all illegal aliens.


    Economic demands

        De-gentrify Seattle (including rent control)
        Restore funding for the arts.
        Make college free, especially for blacks, as a form of reparations.
        Until the Seattle PD is disbanded, no more “homeless sweeps.”
        Make it easier for dispossessed people to run as candidates in elections.


    Health and Human Services Demands

        Staff medical centers with black doctors and nurses for black patients.
        Require Seattle citizens to support black-owned businesses.
        Seattle must create a mental health system for responding to 911 calls about mental health crises.


    Education System Demands

        Washington schools must teach more black and Native American history.
        All teachers, medical professionals, and mass media outlets must get anti-bias training.
        Seattle and Washington must remove all confederate monuments.

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[catfish1957]

Confederate monuments in WA?   

 

[skeeter]

Confederate monuments in WA?   

 

This is what $10,000 per public school student per year bought us.

[FeelNoPain]

I didn't even need to peruse the list to know what was missing.
Once again. No mention of personal accountability.
I would love to see the crime rate of black people who come from married, intact, two-parent households.
I can never find that information. 

[240B]

This is nothing more than a pure Black Supremacist agenda.
There is nothing about 'equality' in any of this.
It is all about making skin color a qualification for a superior status in society.
It is all about punishing White people for nothing more than being born White.
No mention of Hispanics, or Asians, or the 150 other ethnicities in America.
All about forcing society to put Black people in control of basically everything.
With no other single qualification except the color of their skin.

Obviously this is ridiculous. All of these things already exist all over Africa.
But they are not interested in "the motherland" Africa. Their goal is to destroy America.
To make America a third-world shithole like most of the rest of the world.

[Right_in_Virginia]

...  Their goal is to destroy America. To make America a third-world shithole like most of the rest of the world.

That's the goal of the puppeteers.  These idiots believe the gravy train will never run out of gas.

[aligncare]

I’m listening to the entire reading of names at the West Point Commencement ceremony. It’s a tremendously heartening experience for me. I wasn’t born here—and I love my Italian heritage—but it’s America that has my loyalty and devotion.

Hearing all those immigrant names being read aloud and knowing that these cadets, now officers defending the greatest country God gave mankind, is most uplifting, particularly at this time.