“We need our weave”,
MILWAUKEE PHONY RACE RIOTS OVER THE WEEKEND
Another case where agitators, arsonists, anarchists , what have you, riot on any report of a black being shot by a cop. Waiting for the facts spoils the fun.
When good citizen Sylville K. Smith’s (black) was shot by a police officer in Milwaukee, Wisconsin over the weekend, word of his death caused the usual suspects to call for burning, looting and rioting, all of which happened. Enough that police authorities called on the governor to call up the National Guard to help control the situation. Governor Walker did.
We don’t think the rioters care what the facts are surrounding a death of a black man. If a cop was involved, riot. They are intent on rioting with the slightest pretext. Facts that were probably known to most of the agitators include that Smith had a violent record, had a gun visible to the police, and that the cop who shot him was black.
Man killed by Milwaukee police had lengthy record
The man shot and killed by a Milwaukee police officer Saturday was charged last year in a shooting and then charged with trying to intimidate a witness in that shooting.
Sylville Smith, 23, was fatally shot after he refused to drop a gun, which was loaded with 23 rounds, police said.
Smith had been in trouble with the law dating back at least to 2011, according to arrest records released by the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office late Sunday. He was arrested or ticketed nine times in that period — for the shooting, a robbery, carrying a concealed weapon, theft, possession of heroin and more. His most recent arrest was July 22 for possession of cocaine, records show.
But the idea is to create the narrative first, facts don’t matter.
Now one of the agitators is Smith’s sister. She presumably knew a little something about her brother’s affinity for guns, intimidation and drugs. But that didn’t stop her from inciting people to riot as if his death was assuredly at the hands of a racist cop . Maybe its a family values thing. Here is her advice to members of “the community” who had taken to the streets and were burning and rioting in the community. Mike Vespa at Town Hall supplied the quote about her call for tactical justice, or something.
Y’all burning down sh*t we need in our community. Take that sh*t to the suburbs. Burn that sh*t down. We need our weave. I don’t wear it, but we need it.”
R Mall
