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"CHICAGO ... a woman waiting for a bus was surrounded by eight to nine teenagers ... They pulled out a BB gun and then beat the woman over the head with the pistol ... a man and woman were ambushed by a group of teens in a robbery ... Police said a man and a woman were walking when a group of about nine people came up and demanded money ... then started beating the man and woman ... The assailants are described as being between 14 and 19 years old – both boys and girls ... police fear others may try to do the same thing ... police have advised people ... to be alert and aware of their surroundings."

Welcome to Lightfoot & Sleepy Joe's Amerika.

All major urban centers throughout the U.S. are zoos, as you all know. Wild gangs of black "teenagers" ("both boys and girls") act like wild packs of hyenas in the jungle, violently ambushing and attacking innocent passersby. That's part of the urban "culture" that has existed in major U.S. cities for the past half-century. But you're banned from saying the truth about it because that supposedly would be "racist." The not-so-secret code there: Always sweep it under the rug and never testify against the violent offenders.

Desperate Democrats have been changing laws so as to tie police officers' hands behind their backs. In response, the violent BLM/Antifa screams: "Defund the Po-lice!" That's why you still have 7,000 black people being killed by other black people annually in the U.S. That extreme violence seems to be an acceptable part of the "culture." Could it have anything to do with family structure? If you even mention that topic, the Dems call you "racist." Recently, in a store, I heard one black woman say to another, You look familiar, are you so-and-so? The other woman responded, No but she looks like me ... we're "sistahs from another mistah." The other responded, "Oh, ok." (Apparently, it's so ordinary and typical that it's a common saying. Sistahs from another mistah. Wow. But don't worry, the extreme urban violence epidemic has absolutely nothing to do with the breakdown of the family structure.)