‘Black Lives Matter’ mural in Oak Park defaced, painted over to read ‘All Lives Matter’ – ABC Chicago

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Mike
5 years ago

If Black Lives Matter succeeds and defunds the police, what is going to prevent Austin gangbangers from rioting, stealing, and committing other acts of aggression and violence in Oak Park? That colorful mural might result in blood stains. What if divesting any of the police budget results in increased crime, is that an acceptable trade-off? How are the police pensions going to be paid in full if less or no money goes to the police budget? Police pensions are already underfunded just about everywhere in Illinois. Remember, the state constitution has a sentence stating that retirement benefits cannot be diminished… Read more »

rick1099
5 years ago

Black lives dont matter to the gun toting ghetto gangsters that are killing other blacks, whose lives dont seem to matter, at a record pace in the demoncrat run city of Chiraq. The facts dont lie. Almost 80% of all homicides in Chiraq are black on black. The evil white racists, along with all other races other than Hispanic, account for under 5% of homicide involved situations. The racist, evil, no justice no peace police have been involved in a total of 7 shootings involving all races in 2020 even tho there are thousands of interactions between the police and… Read more »

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Bill
5 years ago

I’m just wondering why this is news?

I mean it’s not like they said “Blue Lives Matter”…

Mike
5 years ago

No one should be allowed to use streets as billboards.

Stop giving special privileges to anything BLM related.

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