[treetopsandroofs]

The image showed her niece protesting in Atlanta. Flames leap up in the background and her niece holds a sign that reads: “Shoot the F-— Back.” A friend’s sign reads: “Who do we call when the murderer wears the badge?”

“After I posted it, I started getting calls and texts from co-workers,” Fuentes said during an interview. “I was initially confused, but then I realized they thought I was being anti-cop. I wasn’t. I was just supporting my niece’s activism. I had no malicious intent, and I wouldn’t put a target on my own back. I’m out there on the streets every day like everyone else.”

It’s too kind to call her stupid.

[the_Watchman]

Flames leap up in the background and her niece holds a sign that reads: “Shoot the F-— Back.” A friend’s sign reads: “Who do we call when the murderer wears the badge?”

"just supporting her niece's activism"?

How would she feel if a co-worker posted a KKK rally with a flaming cross in the background of people holding similarly inflammatory comments about blacks? "just supporting his nephew's activism"?!?

[packrat35]

Flames leap up in the background and her niece holds a sign that reads: “Shoot the F--- Back.”

And she can't see what the problem is!