The radical liberal group Black Lives Matter wants to wish you a Merry Christmas – by keeping you from your loved ones.
Wednesday’s protest, which they dubbed BlackXmas2, took place Minneapolis-St.Paul International Airport as well as other areas throughout the city.
My crowd estimate: roughly 600. That’s based on actually counting heads. #MOA pic.twitter.com/etPiPTaaGN
— John Reinan (@StribGuy) December 23, 2015
When the protesters began to move, taking the light rail as instructed, they refused to tell Minnesota Public Radio reporter Riham Feshir where they were headed — but it soon became clear.
Protester who seems to be leading group not saying where they’re headed. “Everything will make sense once we get there”
— Riham Feshir (@RihamFeshir) December 23, 2015
Everyone gets off train at airport pic.twitter.com/PmEuHnYAwG
— Riham Feshir (@RihamFeshir) December 23, 2015
Although the protesters were coy about their destination, the police seemed ready for them, and the Black Lives Matter participants were met with a wall of blue.
Police warn #blacklivesmatter protesters Of possible arrest at #mspterminal2 @StarTribune pic.twitter.com/JOdXtKksUk
— Rich Tsong-Taatarii (@rtsongphoto) December 23, 2015
Officers are blocking protestors from entering the airport. https://t.co/iGFcHD1TKO
— Mukhtar Ibrahim (@mukhtaryare) December 23, 2015
Some protesters nonetheless managed to make it inside Terminal 2 of the airport.
Crowd trying to move into elevators to Terminal 2 pic.twitter.com/uD7d2fh7IM
— Lou Raguse (@LouRaguse) December 23, 2015
The energy is intense as protesters block traffic outside Mpls airport terminal #BlackXmas #Justice4Jamar pic.twitter.com/fpKEMT3Y83
— Brandon Long (@BLongStPaul) December 23, 2015
#BlackXmas2 #BlackXmas pic.twitter.com/7RiH6xF8hP
— try me (@punchbuggiez) December 23, 2015
Minneapolis St Paul Airport entrance blocked by terrorists. pic.twitter.com/41w2DetUto
— Merry STFU (@DefendWallSt) December 23, 2015
It’s a tragedy any time a life is taken — whether by a law enforcement officer or someone else. But making innocent people’s lives miserable isn’t the way to gain respect and sympathy. That’s what the courts are for.
And it makes no difference whether the victim of violence is black, white or brown — all lives matter.
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