Monday, July 15, 2013
Michelle Malkin Slams Eric Holder's 'Department of Social Justice'
On this morning's Fox & and Friends:
Also, at WaPo, "Eric Holder says he shares concerns about Trayvon Martin case."
Los Angeles Braces for New Round of Violent #TrayvonMartin Protests
Another protest planned tonight in LA over acquittal of George Zimmerman http://t.co/HPDNVe2Ikp Protest scheduled for 6p at Leimert Park
— ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) July 15, 2013
#LAPD braces for more #Zimmerman #Trayvon protests http://t.co/mE1YS8APnb
— L.A. Times: L.A. Now (@LANow) July 15, 2013
I'll be keeping up with the action throughout the night.
New York Times Slurs America as 'A Country Plagued by Racism...'
See, "Trayvon Martin’s Legacy":
It may not be possible to consider the case of George Zimmerman, who was acquitted Saturday of all charges in the killing of Trayvon Martin, as anything but a sad commentary on the state of race relations and the battle over gun rights in America today.And remember, the entire leftist program was beaten up badly by six honest jurists who just refused to be sucked into the regressive left's racial recrimination scam. But how long do we hold out as a nation against the forces of black shakedown socialism, with President Hussein rattling the beggars' cup? It's not looking good, folks. Keep fighting for justice. Rank and file patriots are all that's between truth and tyranny.
Certainly it is about race — ask any black man, up to and including President Obama, and he will tell you at least a few stories that sound eerily like what happened that rainy winter night in Sanford, Fla.
While Mr. Zimmerman’s conviction might have provided an emotional catharsis, we would still be a country plagued by racism, which persists in ever more insidious forms despite the Supreme Court’s sanguine assessment that “things have changed dramatically,” as it said in last month’s ruling striking down the heart of the Voting Rights Act. (The Justice Department is right to continue its investigation into whether Mr. Zimmerman may still be prosecuted under federal civil rights laws.)
Who Ruined the Humanities?
When people wax plaintive about the fate of the humanities, they talk, in particular, about the slow extinction of English majors. Never mind that the preponderance of English majors go into other fields, such as law or advertising, and that students who don't major in English can still take literature courses. In the current alarming view, large numbers of people devoting four years mostly to studying novels, poems and plays are all that stand between us and sociocultural nightfall.Continue reading.
The remarkably insignificant fact that, a half-century ago, 14% of the undergraduate population majored in the humanities (mostly in literature, but also in art, philosophy, history, classics and religion) as opposed to 7% today has given rise to grave reflections on the nature and purpose of an education in the liberal arts.
Such ruminations always come to the same conclusion: We are told that the lack of a formal education, mostly in literature, leads to numerous pernicious personal conditions, such as the inability to think critically, to write clearly, to empathize with other people, to be curious about other people and places, to engage with great literature after graduation, to recognize truth, beauty and goodness.
These solemn anxieties are grand, lofty, civic-minded, admirably virtuous and virtuously admirable. They are also a sentimental fantasy...
A lovable essay!
'Kept in line with truncheons, rifle butts and truncheons…'
Kept in line with truncheons
Rifle butts and truncheons
This is state control, this is state control
State control, state control, this is state control
Beaten up behind closed doors
Cracked and bruised ribs, bloody mouth
Cracked and bruised skull, bloody mouth
State control, state control, this is state control...
Oakland #TrayvonMartin Protesters Turn Violent, Attack Journalists and Police
At KGO-TV ABC 7 San Francisco, with video:
Crowds in Oakland turned violent late tonight. We've received reports of media and police being attacked: http://t.co/19q2XBVJfK #Trayvon
— ABC7 News (@abc7newsBayArea) July 15, 2013
And from Natalie Neysa Alund:
Headed down Broadway to Frank Ogawa Plaza (14th and Broadway) in #Oakland #protest. Stay tuned @insidebayarea #Zimmermantrial #Trayvonmartin
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 14, 2013
Protest at 14th and Broadway #Oakland #Zimmermantrial #Trayvonmartin pic.twitter.com/Bl859ogX50
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 14, 2013
Tia Canlas, 28, of #Oakland protests at 14th and Brdwy #Zimmermantrial #Trayvon @insidebayarea pic.twitter.com/uiWGD22jPt
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 14, 2013
"Never satisfied," one protestor said to this newspaper. @insidebayarea #Zimmermantrial #Trayvon pic.twitter.com/EzYqGl1GD6
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 14, 2013
At least 500 protestors are gathered at Frank Ogawa Plaza and plan to march city streets as #Oakland police keep watch @insidebayarea
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 14, 2013
#Oakland protestors near a shattered #OscarGrant bus-stop ad #irony #Trayvon #Zimmermantrial @insidebayarea pic.twitter.com/iMM5Lx5mQv
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 14, 2013
The crowd is lining up to march #Oakland streets "Trayvon did not have to die," one leader shouts! @insidebayarea pic.twitter.com/1vD2qCLxZG
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
Protestors began marching at 14th and Broadway in #Oakland and are now headed down 8th #Zimmermantrial #Trayvon @insidebayarea
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
"Welcome to #Oakland" a protestor said to motorist who had to stop as hundreds marched by @insidebayarea pic.twitter.com/18fn2rfdTk
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
Protestors are now crossing the overpass bridge on 11th into West Oakland #Zimmerman #Trayvon @insidebayarea pic.twitter.com/mjEPaMgmsq
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
"No justice, no peace," protestors chant #Zimmerman #Trayvon @insidebayarea pic.twitter.com/YoMw7UmWOY
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
From the center of the protest along #Oakland streets #Zimmerman #Trayvon @insidebayarea pic.twitter.com/FXQyOfBPhk
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
Protestors have marched back to Frank Ogawa Plaza and have taken over the intersection at 14th and Broadway #Trayvon @insidebayarea
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
Protestors block off 14th and Broadway @insidebayarea #Zimmerman #Trayvon pic.twitter.com/LSC3dgByno
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
Protestors gather in downtown #Oakland after marching for miles #Zimmerman #Trayvon @insidebayarea http://t.co/X8JT9F22x4
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
Although the crowd has diminished in size, about 100 protestors continue to circle the intersection at 14th and Broadway @insidebayarea
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
Protestors force a bus to turn around at 14th and Broadway #Oakland @insidebayarea #Trayvon pic.twitter.com/znexIZb89s
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
Protestors force cars to back up at 14th and Broadway. #Trayvon @insidebayarea http://t.co/Qzld3mafGR
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
Warning: Explicit language. Protestors continue to block off 14th and Broadway in #Oakland #Trayvon @insidebayarea http://t.co/WYkXZ1D6Nl
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
"We're walking in a circle (around 14th and Broadway) but maybe we should walk in a heart," one protester said. @insidebayarea #Travon
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
Crowd marched, got violent, attacked us. Cops have ordered the crowd to leave @insidebayarea
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
#Oakland #Trayvon OPD declares an unlawful assembly pic.twitter.com/e4uCHp9WpK
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
I'm OK, but protestors had our photog on the ground. I tried to get them off him. An #SFgate photog came to the rescue-1 camera is destroyed
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
They also attacked a TV camera man. We're staying back behind #Oakland police lines now. #Trayvon @insidebayarea
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
Protestors are taunting #Oakland PD as they declare an unlawful assembly #Trayvon pic.twitter.com/I97fqyu3j2
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
#Oakland police declare an unlawful assembly after protestors get violent #Zimmrman #Trayvon @insidebayarea http://t.co/3F0ezq6VEz
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
So thankful my colleague @anda_chu is OK. Seeing him attacked made me feel helpless. Angry. Violence is senseless. @insidebayarea
— Natalie Neysa Alund (@nataliealund) July 15, 2013
Left-wing scum, before your very eyes. And the idiot online leftists scoffed at the violence. The assholes. They're complicit.
And see, "#TrayvonMartin Partisans Burn the American Flag at Oakland #Zimmerman Protest."
Glenn Greenwald Warns #Snowden Files Could Become 'Worst Nightmare' for the U.S.
And see Politico, "Glenn Greenwald: Edward Snowden has NSA ‘blueprints’" (via Memeorandum).
Vengeance for #TrayvonMartin
Other than that, I don't doubt their determination.
Via Michael Cabanatuan on Twitter.
PREVIOUSLY: "#TrayvonMartin Partisans Burn the American Flag at Oakland #Zimmerman Protest."
'F-k Zimmerman i got the 30 and I'm coming for that nigga...'
#TrayvonMartin Would Still Be Alive — If He Hadn't Been Such a 'Nigga' Thug in the First Place
Here's a thot - he was serving a 10 day school suspension, if Trayvon were grounded, instead of roaming at night unsupervised, he'd B alive
— DanRiehl (@DanRiehl) July 15, 2013
And see Doug Ross, "Trayvon Martin, Burglary Tools, and PCP-style Drug Cocktails."
Sunday, July 14, 2013
Anarchy in the U.S.A.
Cool vintage clip, by the way.
Criminal #TrayvonMartin Protesters Block Interstate 10 in Los Angeles
At the Los Angeles Times, "Trayvon Martin protesters block freeway, clash with LAPD."
We are checking reports of problems with Trayvon Martin protest in South L.A. from pic.twitter.com/3hQwTgfHGL
— L.A. Times: L.A. Now (@LANow) July 15, 2013
More:
This photo via @GaryRidesBikes shows #JusticeforTravyon protesters on the 10 Freeway near Crenshaw Boulevard: pic.twitter.com/ZuKSxyqZm2
— Laura J. Nelson (@laura_nelson) July 15, 2013
LIVE FEED of Trayvon Martin protestors blocking traffic on the streets of Los Angeles: http://t.co/DGTIlKk1y1 pic.twitter.com/Y5UrCSvrIC
— Laura J. Nelson (@laura_nelson) July 15, 2013
PHOTO: Traffic on Crenshaw is gridlocked heading toward interstate 10. Cops blazing by us on the wrong side of road. pic.twitter.com/M4rOoZdUzZ
— Kenny Holmes (@KHOLMESlive) July 15, 2013
PHOTO: My reporter @TenaNBCLA and I just spoke with a protester who was shot in the face and chest w/rubber bullets. pic.twitter.com/OcEe99bFxb
— Kenny Holmes (@KHOLMESlive) July 15, 2013
PHOTO: Heavy police presence on Crenshaw. pic.twitter.com/2wi0OJgAvg
— Kenny Holmes (@KHOLMESlive) July 15, 2013
#BREAKINGNEWS LAPD on citywide tactical alert due to protests over the acquittal of George Zimmerman
— ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) July 15, 2013
A "citywide tactical alert." Because there ain't no Zimmerman verdict "mass" riots or anything.
More, Occupy LA tweets photos of the police presence, because peace!
10 free entrance blocked off of Crenshaw #JusticeForTrayvon - klm pic.twitter.com/qUnBrDdHIq
— #OccupyLA (@OccupyLA) July 15, 2013
#ftp #justice4Trayvon klm pic.twitter.com/YtSUDxVx0K
— #OccupyLA (@OccupyLA) July 15, 2013
More shots from earlier, via LAT's Matt Pierce:
Follow @jasmyne for first-person account of south LA Trayvon protests. One of her freeway photos from earlier: pic.twitter.com/92P57Xp8Ft
— Matt Pearce (@mattdpearce) July 15, 2013
And yet another LA freeway photo. I hear this was the 10, near Crenshaw: pic.twitter.com/iimA2Nfz6y
— Matt Pearce (@mattdpearce) July 15, 2013
More:
PHOTO: Officials say one person has been arrested after clashing with police WATCH #LIVE at http://t.co/u5lTveArpy pic.twitter.com/DGRhKZbR9m
— ABC7 Eyewitness News (@ABC7) July 15, 2013
#TrayvonMartin Partisans Burn the American Flag at Oakland #Zimmerman Protest
Protesters burn American flag in Oakland. pic.twitter.com/88bpneZ1kV
— John Alston (@JohnAlstonABC7) July 15, 2013
And here's his earlier tweets, chronologically from earlier this evening:
More than a hundred people protesting George Zimmerman verdict outside Oakland City Hall. pic.twitter.com/X0ZEFTVbU9
— John Alston (@JohnAlstonABC7) July 14, 2013
A few hundred protesters are now marching down Broadway in Oakland. pic.twitter.com/UuvKtObeGg
— John Alston (@JohnAlstonABC7) July 15, 2013
Hundreds of protesters are blocking 14th & Broadway in Oakland. pic.twitter.com/Dn1svi3pFi
— John Alston (@JohnAlstonABC7) July 15, 2013
Traffic being kept away from 14th & Broadway in Oakland because of protest over Zimmerman verdict. pic.twitter.com/DV92KKxglB
— John Alston (@JohnAlstonABC7) July 15, 2013
Protesters are burning American flag at 14th & Broadway in Oakland. pic.twitter.com/pVJIsC72qt
— John Alston (@JohnAlstonABC7) July 15, 2013
Protesters chanting "justice for Trayvon Martin. Marchers ignoring police orders to clear Broadway in Oakland. pic.twitter.com/1foMX1qua6
— John Alston (@JohnAlstonABC7) July 15, 2013
This is a direct result of the left's anti-Zimmerman racial demonization campaign, and President Hussein's inflammation of racial tensions, "President Obama's Statement on George #Zimmerman Not Guilty Verdict."
#HoodiesUp #NoJustice — 'Every F-king Cop Is a F-king Target...'
And here's the comment from the revolutionary International Socialist Organization, "A racist killer is acquitted":
FOR MILLIONS of people in the U.S., the shock of learning about Trayvon's murder in February 2012 will still be fresh in their memory.I've highlighted the thinly veiled promise of revolutionary street justice against Zimmerman.
Martin was doing nothing more than walking through an unfamiliar neighborhood after a trip to the convenience store. But, like young African American men around the country, he was guilty of walking while Black. And so there was nothing to protect him from being identified as a threat--preemptively branded a criminal, to be stopped, questioned, searched, arrested...or worse.
It took weeks for the story of Martin's killing to emerge--after those who learned the facts of the case spread the word on the Internet, and people in Florida and around the country began holding protests. A series of galvanizing demonstrations took place in Florida, along with expressions of solidarity far and wide. The words "I am Trayvon Martin" were repeated in city after city.
As SocialistWorker.org wrote at the time, the killing:
proves that racism is alive and well in 2012, while the first African American president sits in the White House. The widespread shock and anger over what happened to Trayvon--and the beginnings of protest around the case--tell us something else, too: That large numbers of people are outraged by racist injustice in this and other forms.The basic fact that Martin had been racially profiled and stalked before his death couldn't have been clearer. For example, on tapes of 911 calls eventually released by police under pressure, Zimmerman declared, "This guy looks like he's up to no good, or he's on drugs or something." Zimmerman explicitly defied the operator's instruction not to follow Martin.
To obscure those simple facts, Trayvon Martin was put on trial--in the media after his death, and then by defense lawyers during Zimmerman's trial.
For example, the defense team claimed that Zimmerman--who at the time of the murder outweighed Martin by more than 100 pounds--was attacked without provocation and feared for his life, rather the other way around. Judge Debra Nelson allowed defense lawyers to present results from a toxicology report showing that Martin had small amounts of marijuana in his system on the night he died. The lawyers and their champions in the right-wing media also attempted to claim that Martin had a history of violence--based on a video on Martin's cell phone showing two men fighting, neither of whom was Trayvon nor anyone he knew or was connected to.
The bigotry didn't stop with the verdict, either. At a press conference after the not-guilty decision, Zimmerman's co-attorney Mark O'Mara declared that his client was the real victim--and never would have been charged if he was African American "because those people who decided that they were going to make him the scapegoat would not have."
By contrast, prosecutor Bernie de la Rionda seemed perfectly content with the verdict, stating that the jury system is "not perfect, but it's the best of the world. And we respect the jury's verdict." Critics of the prosecutors say they made a series of mistakes and missteps throughout the trial....
Protests were already underway in cities around the country as this article was being written. There will be more in the days to come, and anyone horrified by Trayvon's murder a year ago and by the acquittal of his killer on Saturday night should participate and raise their voices.
That's in the days to come -- Trayvon Martin's killer should be held to account. And in the weeks and months that follow, we need to channel anger at this latest example of justice denied into an increased determination to confront the system that let it happen. We need to build the broader challenge to a world where a young Black man's life is in danger because he was walking where someone thought he shouldn't be--and where the political and judicial establishment protect the racists, rather than the victims of racist murder.
This communist boilerplate is virtually identical to what comes out of the bilge ducts at MSNBC nightly. It's the far-left revolutionary dregs against the rest of us folks trying to go about our lives in peace and human decency.
Progressives will kill you. Assholes like Trayvon Martin will ground and pound you into the sidewalk and President Hussein and the Democrat-Socialists in Congress continue their devil's work to deprive you of your basic constitutional right to self-defense.
The shock on the faces of the MSNBC dirtbags last night revealed a deep-seated anger. Their hatred is becoming ever more unhinged. It's pretty mind-boggling.
Get ready to stand a post against the f-kers.
@MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry: 'It's Okay to Kill an Unarmed African American Child Who Has Committed No Crime...'
I watched this segment last night after the verdict was announced. I was actually on CNN but Twitter was lighting up with reports about Al Sharpton bawling about racism, blah, blah, and I switched over in time for Angela Corey's own disgusting press conference. After that, anchor Chris Jansing opened up the panel and you saw this most melodramatic leftist racism imaginable. These people are scum:
Push for #Zimmerman Federal Civil Rights Charges Risks Double Jeopardy
An American criminal defendant is presumed to be innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, and that's the standard to keep in mind when considering the jury's not guilty verdict Saturday for George Zimmerman in the murder of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.More at the link.
The case has been fraught with racial politics from the start, but inside the Sanford, Florida courtroom, the jurors had to wrestle with the standard that is a hallmark of American justice. No one but Mr. Zimmerman knows what happened that early evening in 2012 when he followed Martin, an unfamiliar young, African-American male visiting the neighborhood. A scuffle ensued, Zimmerman shot Martin in what he says was self-defense, and prosecutors never produced an eyewitness or even much evidence to disprove Mr. Zimmerman.
The verdict compounds the tragedy for the Martin family, but no one can claim that their son was not represented in court. The state threw everything it had at Mr. Zimmerman. Gov. Rick Scott replaced local prosecutors with a special team from Jacksonville, the judge often ruled favorably for the prosecution, including the addition of the lesser manslaughter charge (in addition to second-degree murder) at the end of the trial.
Still the state could not prove its case to the satisfaction of the six jurors, all women, for whom the easiest decision in terms of public approval would have been to convict. No less than President Obama had commented on the local case after Mr. Zimmerman was not originally charged by local authorities.
"If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon," Mr. Obama said. He was echoed by hundreds of politicians and commentators who wanted to put racial profiling on trial as much as they did Mr. Zimmerman. But a criminal trial is not a legislature, or a venue to debate social policy.
Benjamin Jealous of the NAACP is already lobbying Attorney General Eric Holder to indict Mr. Zimmerman on federal civil-rights charges. To do so and win a conviction would require proof that Mr. Zimmerman was motivated by racial animus when the record shows little more than a reference by Mr. Zimmerman to "punks" in a comment to a police dispatcher.
Millions of Americans would see such federal charges as an example of double jeopardy, and a politicized prosecution to boot.
And check on the action at Memeorandum, where the idiot regressives are all over the talk of federal prosecution of Zimmerman.
PHOTO CREDIT: The Los Angeles Times.
#Zimmerman Riots Rule 5 Break
The race-baiting left is epic fail, and President Hussein is the freakin' worst.
So, check Pirate's Cove, "Sorta Blogless Sunday Pinup," and "If All You See……is a horrible carbon pollution infused beer bottle, you might just be a Warmist."
Plus, at Wirecutter's, "Supper is served."
Also, from Ron Russell, "Busty Babes and ..."
And from Proof Positive, "Women of PETA XXXV."
At Izismile, "This Average Girl Is Not Average Looking Anymore" (via Linkiest).
Plus, from Drunken Stepfather, "KATE UPTON IN A BIKINI OF THE DAY."
And Soylent has "Your Afternoon Generic Ginger."
Dana Pico has more, "Rule 5 Blogging: The IDF Again!"
At Reaganite, "ACHTUNG! 'Miss Germany 2013' Caroline Noeding - ist 'Die Schönste Frau Deutschlands'~."
And at Gator Doug's, "DaleyGatorDaleyBabe Saven Mi."
Check Egotastic! as well, "Thank God It’s Funbags! Hayley-Marie Coppin Scrubs Her Kitchen Clean and Naughty."
As always, if I missed your Rule 5 entry, drop it in the comments and I'll update.
More, from Bob Belvedere, "Rule 5 News: Judy Tyler, R.I.P."
New Black Panther Party Called for George #Zimmerman Death in Prison
Keepin' it classy, leftists.
At the Daily Caller, "New Black Panther hopes Zimmerman is killed in prison [VIDEO]":
SANFORD, Fla. – At least one member of the New Black Panther party hopes George Zimmerman is found guilty and murdered in prison.Also at Breitbart, "New Black Panther Vows: 'Black Man Will Exact Justice on Zimmerman'."
“Anything less than death for George Zimmerman is not justice,” Kojo Kayrallah told The Daily Caller Friday afternoon. Kayrallah, who identified himself as the Chief of Staff for the state of Florida said he and his group were here in Sanford seeking “justice for Trayvon.”
When asked if death in prison was satisfactory, Kayrallah said “praise be to God.”
The New Black Panther Party protested in front of Seminole County Courthouse along with several other groups on Friday as the six-person jury began deliberating Zimmerman’s fate. He can be convicted of either second-degree murder or manslaughter for the shooting death of Martin.
Brother James Muhammad also spoke to The Daily Caller saying “we’re not advocating any acts of violence against anyone in prison or out of prison.” But he added that there’s “always that possibility” that a “child killer” would face that fate of death behind bars.
Boy, they've got those Gandi lessons down cold.
Reporter Claudia Peschiutta Hit by Bean Bag Round in Nonexistent L.A. #Zimmerman Rioting Last Night — BWAHAHAHA!!
The lying leftist losers are claiming there was no rioting last night following the Zimmerman verdict, but I guess they forgot to check with Los Angeles reporter Claudia Peschiutta, who was on the scene when LAPD riot patrols, surrounded by vicious rioting criminals, cleared the streets with non-lethal rounds.
Probably more than 100 protesters at Crenshaw and the 10. Just got hit by a rubber bullet! pic.twitter.com/7HewrKl3Tr
— Claudia Peschiutta (@ReporterClaudia) July 14, 2013
Did not hear an order to disperse before I got hit.
— Claudia Peschiutta (@ReporterClaudia) July 14, 2013
Police say there was dispersal order. I got to scene several minutes before rubber bullets were fired & heard no order before getting hit.
— Claudia Peschiutta (@ReporterClaudia) July 14, 2013
Turns out I was hit by a bean bag. pic.twitter.com/K7KY45gpDH
— Claudia Peschiutta (@ReporterClaudia) July 14, 2013
#LAPD says some protesters threw stuff at and pushed some cops. Police apparently fired bean bags and at least one person (me) was hit.
— Claudia Peschiutta (@ReporterClaudia) July 14, 2013
@miasportsentnla: LAPD says motorcycle cop surrounded by protestors, maybe pushed around. Bean bags fired to try to stop fleeing suspects.
— Claudia Peschiutta (@ReporterClaudia) July 14, 2013
Bwahaha! So peaceful. And hey, look over there! No riots!
Actually, I reported on L.A.'s rioting earlier --- but hey look over there! No "mass" riots! Bwahaha!!