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(Prime Time Crime exclusive July 5, 2016) | ||
Biting the Hand |
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By Bob Cooper |
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Every time you think the Black Lives Matter movement couldn’t behave any
worse or do any more to alienate themselves from the rest of society they
seem able to sink to the challenge.
This year Toronto’s Pride Society gave the BLM the status of
‘honored guest’ in the Pride Parade and the BLM repaid them by hijacking
the event and holding it hostage for over half an hour until the
organizers acceded to the usual tiresome list of demands (money, quotas,
preferential treatment) plus a ban on police floats and participation.
Pride executive director Mathieu Chantelois signed on the spot
knowing this was the only way to get the parade moving again.
Somewhere Al
Sharpton was beaming with pride. |
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Then Chantelois did the oddest thing. Instead of just tearing up the
demands and telling the BLM to hit the road once the parade was over, he
characterized their “requests” as “extremely reasonable” and “making a lot
of sense”. Despite the crowd’s
overwhelmingly negative response to the actions of these thugs (Yes I said
thugs. Thugs, thugs, thugs - there), the Toronto Star
Black lives matter protest scores victory after putting pride parade on
pause
and the Huffington Post
Black lives matter protest proves pride needs more empathy, less prejudice
fawned approvingly with the Star’s headline proclaiming
that the BLM had ‘scored a victory’.
Like they’d stormed the cliffs at Normandy or cured cancer.
Thank God for the Toronto Sun’s Joe Warmington:
Cops thrown under the bus in pride controversy,
Pride Toronto now owe police an apology |
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The following day Chantelois
seemed to have bounced back from his bout with Stockholm syndrome.
Perhaps he realized that once you start paying an extortionist
there’s no end to it or others in the Pride organization (who appreciate
what the police do for them) told him to give his head a shake.
Either way, he claimed he had no intention of honoring the
agreement and is quoted as saying "Frankly, Black Lives Matter isn't going
to tell us there's no more floats in the parade” and then had a
conversation with Toronto Police Association President
Mike McCormack.
We’ll see. |
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To listen to BLM you’d think
they represent the only people in history that have ever been mistreated
hence the suggestion they be renamed Nobody Else Matters.
Here’s an article from a couple of years ago which reveals how the
movement viewed their white sympathizers
Canadian pro-Ferguson rally organizers ask 'whites' to stay in background
and by the look of Sunday’s events nothing has changed.
The word ‘segregation’ comes to mind making the BLM a parody of
themselves. Respect and
‘inclusion’ are met with contempt.
Other than Mr. Chantelois coming to his senses the rest of it is
sadly right on script with political & community ‘leaders’ who should be
condemning this nonsense cowed into silence by a bunch of race-hustling
shake-down artists who clobber them
with their own political correctness. You’d
hope some valuable lessons were learned here but I wouldn’t hold my
breath. |
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Bob Cooper is a retired Vancouver policeman. He walked a beat in Chinatown and later worked in the Asian Organized Crime Section and the Homicide Squad. |
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