Warning: Vulgar language ahead.

The revolution continues.

On Wednesday, protestors gathered outside the home of New York’s police union president to…well, who knows?

The group’s been characterized as “Black Lives Matters” participants, but I’m not sure that means anything.

Firstly, BLM™ officially has political goals unrelated to the value of black lives, such as the dissolution of the nuclear family and the promotion of Marxism.

Secondly, it appears to me we’re watching the actions of middle-to-upper-class (overwhelmingly white, if that’s at all relevant) young people who’d love to dress in black and get the feeling they’re changing the world by blocking traffic, destroying things they don’t own, and occasionally putting innocent people in the hospital compliments of murderous violence.

Whatever you choose to call those people, they camped out in front of NYC Police Benevolent Association head honcho Pat Lynch’s house for an hour to shout things such as:

“All cops are bastards!”

Another treat:

“NYPD, s-ck my d—!”

NOW: Bayside BLM heading to what they say is “a high ranking racist” who lives in the neighborhood w/ a group of more than 50 ppl. Police have caught up & are now following them w/ three cars & several officers on foot.

here bikes are blocking them so the group can continue. pic.twitter.com/mY1amm4rop

— Angélica M. Acevedo (@angacevedo15) August 19, 2020

Police have barricaded a side of the road, unclear why. They’re now following the marchers on foot.

I’ve never seen this before. pic.twitter.com/Ju1dGG9NoI

— Angélica M. Acevedo (@angacevedo15) August 19, 2020

They’ve arrived to President of the Police Benevolent Association Pat Lynch’s block. Police have barricaded the block. pic.twitter.com/MdGK988j0W

— Angélica M. Acevedo (@angacevedo15) August 19, 2020

an organizer speaks about the PBA, whiteness, and Blue Lives Matter. pic.twitter.com/FZ09F20UuL

— Angélica M. Acevedo (@angacevedo15) August 20, 2020

they’re chanting “ACAB.”

can’t help but notice how only about four or five bystanders (not with the group) are on the block watching. pic.twitter.com/D7PLIvKVoo

— Angélica M. Acevedo (@angacevedo15) August 20, 2020

Pat told the New York Post the crowd was flushing time down the tube:

“New York City police officers will protect your right to protest wherever it can be done safely and legally, including in front of my house. But these protesters  should realize they are wasting their time. Their campaign of harassment and intimidation might have the politicians running scared, but it will have zero impact on the PBA.”

And as for anyone feeling safe, it isn’t helping:

“It also isn’t helping New Yorkers who feel under siege after months of brutal violence on our streets. Our neighborhoods want cops focused on stopping the bloodshed, not wrangling a bunch of protesters who biked in from Manhattan.”

Protesters peacefully gathered in Bayside in front of police union president Pat Lynch's house Wednesday. Lynch has been a vocal opponent against the calls to reform the NYPD. Last week he announced the union's endorsement of Donald Trump. https://t.co/grudy81yDM pic.twitter.com/LWHwHo67jZ

— Spectrum News NY1 (@NY1) August 20, 2020

As I covered previously, Big Apple’s police union broke tradition last Friday night by officially endorsing a presidential candidate: Donald J. Trump. Could that have served as catalyst for the protest? I’d guess not, as that would more appropriately fit a scheme of strategy involving doable objectives rather than — the best I can tell — directionless public interruptions.

As for the vulgar scene outside Pat’s house and the shouted phrases for neighborhood kiddos to hear in fear, it seems to me a component of society’s gone considerably awry when multiple adults ask themselves, “How do we change the world” and the embraced response is “I know — go to some guy’s house and yell for him to —- our —-s!”

Mission Not Accomplished.

Boy, have we got some problems to solve.

In the meantime, if their purpose was related to Trump, Failure there again: No one’s mistaking the crowd for Republicans, and the protest isn’t helping the DNC.

-ALEX

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