Posted on 08/05/2022 12:58:59 PM PDT by AbolishCSEU
Is killing cops good or bad?
In Rochester, New York, there seems to be some disagreement on that issue.
On Monday, Rochester buried a murdered cop. Three days later, on Thursday, Rochester celebrated a guy who murdered a cop.
Two cops, actually.
Maybe that’s just balance – providing both sides of the issue.
Or maybe it’s an explanation of why Rochester has become a cesspool of violence, with one of the highest homicide rates in the nation.
Anthony Mazurkiewicz was a grandfather with 29 years on the job when he and another officer were ambushed in their vehicle, savagely attacked from behind with a spray of gunfire. That was a couple of weeks ago in Rochester. Wavery Jones and Joseph Piagentini were young fathers at the start of their careers when they were ambushed after a call, savagely attacked from behind with a spray of gunfire. That was 50 years ago in Harlem.
A piece of trash named Kelvin Vickers is accused of killing Anthony Mazurkiewicz. A piece of trash named Anthony Bottom was convicted of killing Wavery Jones and Joseph Piagentini.
On Monday, glory-hounding politicians tried to crowd in around the edges as the family and colleagues of Anthony Mazurkiewicz laid him to rest. It was a somber and moving time, with a city seemingly paying its respects.
But that didn’t last long.
(Excerpt) Read more at lonsberry.com ...
This article happens to be when he's making sense.
What a loony question from Lonsberry.
Please can we post at least semi-intelligent articles on FR?
There’s that whole 10 Commandments thing about Thou shall not murder, so I’m going to say BAD.
Depends on the cop
Busting a grandmother playing with her kids in a park because some leftist has declared a "lockdown" for a virus with at 99.7% survival rate: Ok to shoot the cop.
The question is rhetorical. The article points out that after holding a funeral for a cop killed by a thug, the same city council has invited Anthony Bottoms, convicted copy killer to speak at various venues, hailing him as some sort of hero.
Correction, Anthony Bottom, now known as Jalil Muntaqim.
“Depends on the cop”
Exactly.
Fortunately, the entire articles, not just the headlines, are available for us here.
Agree!
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