#BlackLivesMatter Activists Are “Getting Their Message (Of Violence) Across

by William Teach | August 13, 2015 7:57 am

Did you know that two activists protesting the death of Michael Brown (a punk kid who robbed a store, assaulted a police officer, attempted to take his gun, ran away when it went off, then stupidly charged the police officer, resulting in Brown being shot and killed) where arrested for violence?

(St Louis Post-Dispatch[1]) A prominent figure in the Ferguson protest movement posted bail late Wednesday afternoon and departed the St. Louis County Justice into the arms of cheering supporters who had just ended a brief demonstration on her behalf.

“It’s beautiful,” said Brittany Ferrell, accepting hugs from some of the 75 demonstrators who just moments before had locked arms before a small contingent of Clayton police officers positioned outside the South Central Avenue entrance to the jail.

What were the hugs for?

Ferrell, 26, was freed after posting 10 percent of the $10,000 bail imposed after she was charged with felony property damage, trespass and peace disturbance.

The charges stem from what authorities said was an attack on a SUV driver who attempted to push past Ferrell and other demonstrators blocking Interstate 70 in Earth City on Monday afternoon.

Another activist, Alexis Templeton, 21, was charged with third-degree assault, trespassing on the interstate and peace disturbance. She was released earlier Wednesday afternoon.

The #BlackLivesMatter crowd blocked the I-70 during rush hour Monday, and one driver had had enough, and was slowly trying to force her way through. Templeton (a woman) punched her in the face through her car window, giving the driver a black eye. Ferrell kicked her car, causing $5,000 in damage. This is what they were celebrating with hugs and stuff. Violence against “Whitey”.

The purpose of the Monday highway protest, (Mike, another charged with trespass) said, was to delay westbound rush hour motorists bound for St. Charles, a county he described as a destination for “white flight.”

That’s a rather racist statement, but, hey, can you blame them for bailing when they see these Black activists loot, pillage, riot, and burn their own neighborhoods? When there is violence, shootings, and murders?

“I think we’re getting the message across,” said Mike.

Yes, you are, a message of violence.

Interestingly, they’re acting just like their (criminal) martyr, Michael Brown. Running ruffshod over society, punching people in cars.

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