So when various mayors say they truly understand and respect peaceful protesters - yet then their own police get violent toward those protesters - does this mean the mayors do not have control of their police forces? Actions speak louder than words.

Jun 1, 2020 · 4:07 PM UTC

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They are lying. $$Business comes first, human rights last. Proof? #chicago is closed down today. Only essential workers allowed to come into the city. CTA buses, METRA train running only limited service
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It's #SaySomethingNiceDay
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Need a new Democratic Party
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When was the last time they had control?
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Yep.
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I guess they think they need to protect businesses and property and will have to account for their decisions afterwards to business owners. It's just now, this is only happening because ppl aren't willing to be expendable resources anymore. People are more valuable than property.
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Mayors have no real control over their police forces. Like, for real.
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You’re actions speak volumes!! youtube.com/ccKdu5PT5dE

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#Kindness & #Love speak loudest of all, is this whisper even reaching you @marwilliamson . We can all exercise our #FREEDOM and #VOTE out the #DuopolyMonoply to restore #Unity, #Love, #Harmony to our #Republic
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