Lightfoot defends handling of large gatherings over the weekend, after three teens were shot – CBS2 (Chicago)

Lightfoot responds after teens shot as rowdy ...Mayor Lori Lightfoot said, "Here's the thing: the vast majority of the young people that came downtown came downtown because it was great weather and an opportunity to enjoy the city. That's absolutely entirely appropriate. There were a few that came with different intentions, and they have and they will be dealt with, but I'm not going to use your language, which I think is wrong, to say that it was mayhem."
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Da Judge
2 years ago

Why does Beetlejuice’s opinion still matter anymore?

Secondly, a few to me means you can count them on two hands. Looks to me like there were hundreds causing MAYHEM.

So sick of progs basically lying when the video evidence clearly shows they are wrong.

Sad to see Chicago turn into a prog sheeet hole like Seattle and Portland.

Da Judge

Zephyr Window
2 years ago

It’s a shame that 99% of the black population give the rest a bad name

debtsor
2 years ago
Reply to  Zephyr Window

You can’t think like this. You can’t lump all people together based on some immutable characteristic. That’s like saying because I’m a white guy, I’m no different than the nasty progressive Karens! Clearly, that’s untrue. The people to blame are the groups of wildlings who actually went downtown.

Ex Illini
2 years ago

If that’s not mayhem, I don’t know what is.

debtsor
2 years ago

This is just a lie. CWB even repeats the lie. “It’s a good group of kids but a handful of bad apples wrecked it for everyone.” Well, I saw those videos too, and it looks like everyone came downtown for the specific purpose of causing mayhem and chaos, and not to enjoy the warm evening. Those groups of kids, even if they are ‘mostly peaceful’ are a real deterrent to tourists and businesses. That’s why malls prohibit ‘mostly peaceful’ groups of kids.

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