Violence, protests, arrival of agents put Chicago on edge – AP

“I’ve never seen things worse in this city than they are right now,” said the Rev. Michael Pfleger, a Roman Catholic priest and longtime activist on the city’s South Side. Much of the strain stems from the fact that it remains unclear exactly what the federal officers will do here.

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LeaveChiASAP
3 years ago

Guy is a carney – a charlatan peddling whatever snake oil brings him viewers and listeners which results in a modicum of influence. The church because of its internal issues has never constrained this huckster who is not, nor has ever been, a uniter of people.

Daskoterzar
3 years ago

Well, my goodness Father…Your normal operating procedure throughout the year is to stand on any stage or street corner and scream about injustices and call for revolution..I guess you got what you wanted.

Governor of Alderaan
3 years ago
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That, plus his picture on tv and in the papers

Freddy
3 years ago

Now more than ever Chicago should become it’s own state. One fitting name would be State of Mayhem .Another – State of Pottersville. Any other names?

Land of Delusion
3 years ago

Apparently the Reverend hadn’t noticed Chicago was on edge long before any federal agents arrived.

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