Video: BLM ‘Protester’ to NYPD ‘I Wanna Hang Him From a F*cking Tree’

I know that there are a lot of people out there who believe in the concept that ‘black lives matter’, when I say ‘a lot’ I mean everyone I know.  I also know that the people I speak with everyday believe in equal justice under the law. Agreeing that all lives matter and being supportive of the violent Marxist revolutionary group, BLM, are two completely different things, at least I thought they were.

The trouble that I am having with what I am seeing on the news and on the internet is the lack of push back from these massive crowds when a radical member of BLM  group gets hold of the bullhorn and starts calling for killing policers and ‘hang[ing] him from a f***ing tree…’

President Trump is told over and over that he must ‘disavow’ ever single act from anyone even remotely associated with the ‘right wing’, yet BLM and Democrats get a pass all day long while they endorse movements lead by ‘trained Marxists’ and unhinged people who issue terroristic threats such as ‘If This Country Doesn’t Give Us What We Want, Then We Will Burn Down This System.’

Another thing I find curious about all these ‘protests’ is the sudden lack of concern over people being packed in, shoulder to shoulder in the city (New York) which just a few weeks ago we were told was the hotbed of the DNTBM.  It’s astonishing how quickly the concern for the pandem i c disappeared as the Marxist wing color revolution began marching in the streets.

If you recall, just a few days before the killing of George Floyd (no Nancy, not George Kirby) small protests of the lockdowns by conservatives were being shown on the MSM as if they were the most dangerous thing since Fukushima.  Why the sudden change?

This was the scene in NYC at a BLM protest as documented by The Daily Caller yesterday:

‘Protester in New York City says “I wanna put my foot on his f**king neck like he do us. I wanna put my foot on his back like he do us. I wanna hang him from a f**king tree like he do us” directed at the police officers.’

I’m a huge proponent of the 1st Amendment, however your right to speak does come with some responsibilities.  For instance, I am pretty sure trying to incite a mob to murder police officers is probably, A) not a good idea, B) not protected speech under the 1st Amendment, in my novice interpretation of the law.

Not only is the crowd not condemning the man, they are cheering him on.  Think about that, imagine if the situation was reversed and police were talking about how they wanted to hang protesters from trees.  Imagine the completely justified outrage that would ensue.

‘They’ (the powers that be) are setting the nation up for a bloody civil war and if we do not stop this insanity now, we are doomed to fall victim to their sinister plans.