Nothing is more obnoxious than calling someone a liar just because they disagree with you.
Unless of course, it is true.
And it is getting harder and harder to describe the recent black mob violence near Milwaukee without using the word L-word aimed directly at reporters and public officials who ignore, deny and try to wish it away.
The latest case happened Saturday night in the Milwaukee suburb of Wauwatosa. Every year, they have a Tosa Fest, complete with ring tosses, pretzel booths, and this year, a free outdoor movie, Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs II.
It is supposed to be a family affair. Not this year. A large group of black people were milling around, then attacking people, then throwing things.
It got so bad they cancelled the movie.
The Mayor said “several” people had a brawl. An “isolated” case of violence. Jim Stingl took to his column at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel to let everyone know this was not a case of black mob violence — the kind they had at the Wisconsin State Fair a few years ago.
“As you can guess, the concern over TosaFest is partly about skin color,” said Stingl. Both black kids and white kids were causing the disturbance. “They were all hanging out together.”
Isn’t that a nice lie.
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Could this be why the Klan used hoods? The Mayor and his cronies in the press should be treated to some baseball bat instead of pretzels.
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