John Kass: Dexter Reed’s Media Alchemists Build Their Martyr

Dexter Reed, unprovoked, shot at Chicago Police first, according to police body cam video and COPA, the historically anti-police Chicago Office of Police Accountability. Reed had a gun, he did not have a permit to carry. According to the video, he wounded one officer at the beginning of his spree. And Reed was killed. If Reed had been a better shot, a Chicago Police officer would be dead, a black officer.
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Where's Mine ???
12 days ago

Here’s gaurenteeted upperincome deal on the taxpayers dime majority white ctu $civil rights martyring$ of reed.
Chicago Teachers Union Dexter Reed Resolution – Chicago Teachers Union (https://www.ctulocal1.org/posts/dexter-reed-2024-04-17/ )

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Joey Zamboni
12 days ago

Alchemists
What an appropriate description for the left…

From LetsGetBidenToQuit, to climate change, to ‘safe & effective’, to ‘the most secure election ever’…

All based on ‘wishful thinking’ & hoping…

Or as Kass says they are strung out on ‘hopeium’….

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