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Cowritten House was found not guilty on all counts on Friday and the left is not taking

it well. A Troy Gaston, a BLM leader in Chicago, summed up the response.

I want you to make some noise for being a survivor, man. By having a courage, by having a courage

to come back here when the system told us that we do not have a boy. Because if you come

out here under these situations, we will be shut down. That's what the burning was all

about. It was telling us to be silent. Under the threat of complete violence. Say,

hell no. Hell no. Hell no. Today, we come out here simply to be recognized as people who

deserve to live and be treated with equal to in respect.

Does anybody believe that BLM is not treated with respect? That BLM is not recognized?

If BLM is not treated with equal tea, that is only because it is given deferential treatment.

BLMers get plea deals and dismissal of charges for spending six months looting and burning

cities coast to coast. Meanwhile, Horan Hat wearing goofballs, rotten solitary confinement

for making a mess of Nancy Pelosi's office. But in this case, in the written house case,

the evidence was so weak that even a unified liberal establishment could not succeed

in sending a teenager to jail for killing a serial child rapist and self-defense. So

what does BLM want now? If you don't win at the state level, take it to the federal.

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