Why Not Jaylen Lobley as Next George Floyd?

When lowlife Dexter Reed got himself killed by opening fire on police officers, the media tested the story to determine whether it could be exploited to create another George Floyd spectacle, so as to intimidate the opposition on behalf of Democrats before the November elections. If Reed doesn’t work out, there are plenty of other candidates, thanks to the climate of lawlessness leftists have deliberately created. Maybe Jaylen Lobley can be the next George Floyd:

While responding to [a suspicious vehicle] call, investigators say Memphis police officer Joseph McKinney was killed by Jaylen Lobley, who was in the vehicle and fired out at the officers. The other officers with McKinney returned fire and two were injured by gunfire. One officer was hospitalized in non-critical condition and one received medical attention at the scene of the shooting.

No doubt they had it coming for being systemically racist. But now for the tragic part:

Lobley was also killed during the shootout as police took two other suspects into custody as well, including a 17-year-old who was in critical condition.

When the police have not been sufficiently defunded, you get more such victims of racist oppression.

This will surprise no one who has been following the liberal campaign to inflict violent mayhem:

Lobley had been released from jail without bond by a Shelby County judge after being hit with weapon and theft felony charges last month, according to a report from ABC24. He was facing two counts of motor vehicle theft, unlawful possession of a weapon, and multiple vandalism charges.

Had Lobley been behind bars where he belonged, Joseph McKinney would still be alive.

If only the moonbats who unleash violent criminals on the public for the sake of their political agenda could be tried as accomplices to the crimes that inevitably result. But who would try them? The legal system has already largely fallen to the Long March Through the Institutions.

On tips from Wiggins and MrRightWingDave.

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