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BLM strikes again.......................violent thugs shut down Council meeting and threaten people trying to attend a King's game.........
Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg lost control of the Sacramento City Council meeting Tuesday when Black Lives Matter activists turned the meeting into a riot. The council meeting was supposed to be an opportunity to address the recent police shooting of Stephon Clark, a 22-year old black male with a lengthy criminal record.
The brother of Stephon Clark interrupted the Sacramento council meeting, took ahold of the microphone to attack the Sacramento cops who shot his brother, and planted his butt on the Mayor’s desk to yell in his face. This happened as the Mayor looked stunned, and police looked on.
Simultaneously, hundreds of BLM protesters, frustrated at not being able to get inside the council meeting, blocked the entrance of nearby Golden 1 Center in downtown Sacramento for the second time in one week, preventing thousands of ticket-holding Kings fans from attending an NBA game. And the City Council and Mayor allowed it to happen.
“You ain’t seeing no game tonight. Join us or go home!” protesters shouted at the Kings fans, the Sacramento Bee reported. And police did not break up the crowds, likely on orders.
Why does this always happen in Democrat-run blue cities?
The First Amendment protects the right to conduct a peaceful public assembly; it does not provide the right to conduct an assembly at which there is a clear and present danger of riot, disorder, or interference with traffic on public streets, or other immediate threats to public safety or order.
Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg violated the First Amendment by allowing protests at which there clearly was disorder, a clear and present danger of riot, interference with traffic on public streets, and other immediate threats to public safety or order.
Sacramento should now be called “Little Baltimore.”
Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg lost control of the Sacramento City Council meeting Tuesday when Black Lives Matter activists turned the meeting into a riot. The council meeting was supposed to be an opportunity to address the recent police shooting of Stephon Clark, a 22-year old black male with a lengthy criminal record.
The brother of Stephon Clark interrupted the Sacramento council meeting, took ahold of the microphone to attack the Sacramento cops who shot his brother, and planted his butt on the Mayor’s desk to yell in his face. This happened as the Mayor looked stunned, and police looked on.
Simultaneously, hundreds of BLM protesters, frustrated at not being able to get inside the council meeting, blocked the entrance of nearby Golden 1 Center in downtown Sacramento for the second time in one week, preventing thousands of ticket-holding Kings fans from attending an NBA game. And the City Council and Mayor allowed it to happen.
“You ain’t seeing no game tonight. Join us or go home!” protesters shouted at the Kings fans, the Sacramento Bee reported. And police did not break up the crowds, likely on orders.
Why does this always happen in Democrat-run blue cities?
The First Amendment protects the right to conduct a peaceful public assembly; it does not provide the right to conduct an assembly at which there is a clear and present danger of riot, disorder, or interference with traffic on public streets, or other immediate threats to public safety or order.
Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg violated the First Amendment by allowing protests at which there clearly was disorder, a clear and present danger of riot, interference with traffic on public streets, and other immediate threats to public safety or order.
Sacramento should now be called “Little Baltimore.”
