George Floyd’s 4-Year-Old Niece Is Shot – Cue The Silence

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George Floyd’s 4-Year-Old Niece Is Shot – Cue The Silence

Parker Beauregard  |  January 8, 2022

In another lifetime, maybe I will be as clever as other writers who come up with some great nomenclature for the corrupt, psy-optic forces in our world. Rush Limbaugh famously called them the Drive-By Media. A writer at Townhall wrote a book about Outrage, Inc. and a go-to reference for Covid, journalist Alex Berenson, has labeled them Team Apocalypse. It all amounts to the same thing and conveys a similar attitude toward their reality creation and curation through fixation on generating absolute hysteria.

Certain stories write themselves, and so it is with the tragic – and I do mean tragic – case of four-year-old Ariana Delane, the niece of the beatified and sainted George Floyd. What are the odds that the career criminal would witness, from wherever he is now, the violent attack on his helpless little niece. Of all the families in the world, this one keeps somehow finding trouble.

So what happened? Young Ariana appears to have been the victim of what is being reported as a random 3:00am shooting into her family’s apartment unit just a few days ago. Random? Maybe. Eh, on second thought, I doubt it. But sure. Let’s call it random.

The bigger story is the absence of the story. To be sure, it is getting headlines to highlight the public safety response, such as one that read “George Floyd’s 4-Year-Old Niece Was Shot, Waited 4 Hours For Help.” Fake headlines like this would communicate a lot more compassion if these same people didn’t also advocate for defunding the public safety apparatus. You can’t have less police and quicker response times in the same universe. It is one or the other.  .  .  .

https://thebluestateconservative.com/2022/01/08/george-floyds-4-year-old-niece-is-shot-cue-the-silence/


You would think that with all the millions of dollars that were given to the Floyd family, that they would have cared enough for this 4-year-old girl to get her out of violent neighborhood she was living in.  What happened to all that money?