Heather Mac Donald on Lies About Police After George Floyd Death
Megyn KellyMay 28, 20259 min60,746 views
24 connectionsΒ·40 entities in this videoβThe Persistence of "Cold Riot" Anarchy
- π¨ The period following the George Floyd death is described as a "cold riot" or "slow motion George Floyd anarchy" characterized by a lack of consequences for destructive behavior.
- π‘ Examples cited include assassinations, assaults on Tesla dealerships, and attacks on judges, all stemming from a perceived absence of accountability.
- π The speaker argues that the "fever" of this period has not broken, evidenced by ongoing issues like retail theft requiring clerks to unlock items.
Debunking Systemic Racism Narratives
- π« The core assertion is that the narrative of police and the criminal justice system being systemically racist is a complete lie.
- π Statistics are presented: a black person in Minneapolis is 480 times more likely to be killed by another black person than by a cop, and nationally, police officers are 400 times more likely to be killed by a black male than an unarmed black male is to be killed by a cop.
- π― Disparities in the criminal justice system are attributed to real differences in criminal offending, with black individuals committing a disproportionate majority of violent crime.
The Demise of BLM and Media Complicity
- π The Black Lives Matter organization is described as having imploded due to allegations of fraud and misdoings concerning donations and federal investigations into its finances.
- π° The media is accused of being complicit in fueling these lies about law enforcement, providing a "complete pass" on scrutiny.
- π£οΈ The New York Times is criticized for promoting the idea that removing disclaimability would plunge black people back into Jim Crow or slavery, framing it as a continuation of the same narrative.
Police Demoralization and Misguided Policies
- β Police departments are described as demoralized, with significant drops in personnel in cities like Los Angeles.
- π The cancellation of "shot spotter" technology in Chicago is highlighted as an example of a racist technology claim, despite its utility in detecting shootings in black neighborhoods.
- π¦ Similarly, the removal of red light cameras is criticized, as they reveal poor driving in inner-city neighborhoods, leading to higher traffic accident fatalities for black individuals.
- β οΈ These reactions are seen as attempts to "shoot the messenger" rather than address disparities in criminal victimization and offending.
Global Economic Shifts
- π The upcoming BRICS summit in Rio de Janeiro is mentioned, focusing on displacing the US dollar as the global currency with a "Rio Reset."
- π° This potential shift could decrease global demand for US dollars, impacting the value of savings.
- π° Birch Gold Group is promoted as a resource for diversifying savings into gold, especially in light of these global economic changes.
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