Chicago alderman criticized for speaking in front of burned American flag – NBC Chicago/MSN

Distrito_25__Byron_Sigcho-Lopez_derrota_a_Alex_Acevedo.jpgThe image of 25th Ward Ald. Byron Sigcho Lopez was captured at a demonstration against the Democratic National Convention coming to Chicago over what he called its failures to address "the genocide in Gaza" and pursue immigration reform. Sigcho Lopez addressed the crowd while a burned American flag sat on the sidewalk feet away. A photo captured earlier at the demonstration showed an American flag engulfed in flames as people looked on.
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Chris Fogarty
2 years ago

So, the genocide can’t be the issue? The issue must be the style of opposition to it?
Strange forces are taking over our once-proud USA.

Tom Paine's Ghost
2 years ago

Wow. Violence and destruction by the Democrat lunatics nearly five months before the DNC. Imagine how much more violent they will be in August. America needs to watch and see how far off the deep end the Democrat Party has become.

anna
2 years ago

Lopez claims he didn’t see the flag and was just there just to denounce America, Israel and complain about the lack of illegal alien amnesty.
But that’s not what people are seeing. They’re seeing a socialist standing in front of the PLO flag
and the Iraqi flag with a burned American flag near his feet.
This isn’t political opposition.
This is treason.
This is the enemy within.

chris
2 years ago
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Who puts these people in office?? They should be deported

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