During his campaign, Chicago Mayor-Elect Johnson claimed he never said he wanted to defund the police. He said it on video, but he lied and got away with it. Not only did he want to defund the police, but he spoke on a panel, “We Don’t Call Police: A Town Hall on a Police-Free Future,” praising the agenda.

During his campaign, his competition Paul Vallas called out Lightfoot for permitting an “utter breakdown of law and order” on her watch and pledged to fully fund city police departments if elected.

Chicago voters chose the pro-criminal candidate

The Chicago Tribune reports that he wanted to remove black folks from state policing. Unfortunately, black folks are committing most of the crimes.

“And part of it is removing ourselves away from this, you know, state-sponsored policing,” he said, “but also the tools that have been placed against Black folks that have been used violently, whether it’s policing or administering standardized tests, or … around how white supremacy finds its way in every facet of our lives, that we have to fight and resist that.”

What tools? Is he talking about guns?

He will cut $150 million from the police department in a department that needs more police.

Johnson racked up $6600 in penalties and fines for not paying his water bill. He pulled the “racist system” card. He owed $400 in unpaid parking tickets. He’s a deadbeat.

Johnson also supported looting, probably only by black people, since he ran on the anti-white ticket.

A WGN-TV asked Johnson if he were afraid businesses would leave Chicago. About looting, he said we’re “seeing frustration” in “communities isolated in poverty.”

He replied with some irritation that “These companies have insurance and assurance.” He thinks all black people are victims and have no responsibility for their own actions. Johnson is anti-white.

“You can’t take a certain level of urgency to protect capital and the wealthy and not have that same tenacity to provide relief for families that have been devastated through structural racism for generations.”

“We have to redirect dollars away from a failed racist system and move it into the hands of people who really are trying their very best to survive day-to-day.”

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