Minneapolis, MN — Alt-Leftist documentary filmmaker Michael Moore said early Friday morning that the Minneapolis Police Department headquarters must be demolished as a “contrition to Back America” amid rioters setting a police precinct ablaze.
He tweeted the following:
“Good citizens burning down the evil police precinct in MN after all police were out & safe. All police should go home. No violence please. Police HQ must be demolished by the city tomorrow as a show of contrition to black America. Rebuild PD with decent kind ppl aka ppl of color.”
Good citizens burning down the evil police precinct in MN after all police were out & safe. All police should go home. No violence please. Police HQ must be demolished by the city tomorrow as a show of contrition to black America. Rebuild PD with decent kind ppl aka ppl of color
— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) May 29, 2020
Moore followed that post by describing the riots as “liberating” Minnesota. In response to a “lockdown”-themed tweet by Trump declaring “liberate Minnesota!” Moore wrote: “YES! MR.PRESIDENT! IT’S HAPPENING! You’ve inspired so many!”
YES! MR.PRESIDENT! IT’S HAPPENING! You’ve inspired so many! https://t.co/HR1SVGcBjA
— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) May 29, 2020
Late Thursday, demonstrators set fire to a police precinct building in the Minneapolis neighborhood where Floyd died Monday after being restrained by former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, who knelt on Floyd’s neck.
Moore then directed a post to “White Minnesota,” as well as Georgia and Kentucky, accusing them all of believing it’s a “beautiful thing” to murder black people: “White Minnesota — you’ve told us quite clearly: ‘Police Murder of Black people is OK!’ Georgia: ‘Hunting & Murdering Black ppl is cool’ Kentucky: ‘Cops plugging 8bullets into a Black woman in the middle of the night in her own home is a beautiful thing!’ Riots? THIS IS A REBELLION”
White Minnesota — you’ve told us quite clearly: “Police Murder of Black people is OK!” Georgia: “Hunting & Murdering Black ppl is cool” Kentucky:”Cops plugging 8bullets into a Black woman in the middle of the night in her own home is a beautiful thing!” Riots? THIS IS A REBELLION
— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) May 29, 2020
After the riot-inciting posts, Moore issued another tweet, this time stressing “nonviolence” — even against “dirty murdering white cops.”
Nonviolence. Harm no one, not even dirty murdering white cops. They kill. Over & over again. We stand by & we just watch. So we must rise up. We revolt. We remove Trump in a few months. White ppl – here’s your chance to take a stand against 401 yrs of this.
From Colin Kaepernick: pic.twitter.com/4Qd1KYwMGZ— Michael Moore (@MMFlint) May 29, 2020
Never one to miss an opportunity to blame President Trump, Joe Biden took to Twitter and said, “This is now time for incendiary tweets. This is no time to encourage violence. This is a national crisis — and we need real leadership right now.
This is no time for incendiary tweets. This is no time to encourage violence.
This is a national crisis — and we need real leadership right now.
— Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) May 30, 2020
In a surprising twist, Harvard philosophy professor, Cornel West, asserted that the Obama administration takes a lot of the blame during a CNN interview Friday night that,
“The Black Lives Matter movement emerged under a black president, black attorney general, and black homeland security and they could deliver.”
Tensions rise in Minneapolis as some protesters hurl rocks at authorities and authorities respond with tear gas canisters and flash bangs.@sarasidnerCNN reports from the ground. https://t.co/PEI4AldDix pic.twitter.com/uXf84dSd0S
— Anderson Cooper 360° (@AC360) May 30, 2020
What Michael Moore is actively furthering the divide when healing needs to occur. If Joe Biden is advocating his same leadership while Vice President, then race relations will continue to erode should he be elected in November? The facts are in plain sight. President Trump is actively trying to quell the outrage to help heal the Twin Cities.
During this time, we must remember the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., “We must learn to live together as brothers, or we will perish together as fools.”
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