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UC Davis students protest photo of slain police officer holding Blue Lives Matter flag
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2019 Jan 13, 8:24pm 2,513 views 3 comments
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MrMagic
2019 Jan 13, 8:26pm
MrMagic
2019 Jan 13, 8:26pm
The slander and smears perpetrated by the feeble-minded, social justice snowflakes at UC Davis must be addressed.
Can someone please go flush these SJW dirtbags down the sewer?
Can someone please go flush these SJW dirtbags down the sewer?
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komputodo
2019 Jan 13, 8:54pm
komputodo
2019 Jan 13, 8:54pm
MrMagic says
What? It has 7 black stripes and only 5 white ones.
“The flag is blatantly anti-Black and disrespectful,” the Associated Students, UC-Davis Ethnic and Cultural Affairs Commission wrote on its now-deleted Facebook page.
What? It has 7 black stripes and only 5 white ones.
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MrMagic
2019 Jan 14, 8:42am
MrMagic
2019 Jan 14, 8:42am
komputodo says
Exactly... more Blacks represented than Whites.
The Whities should be the pissed off ones.
What? It has 7 black stripes and only 5 white ones.
Exactly... more Blacks represented than Whites.
The Whities should be the pissed off ones.
“I would like this photograph to serve as my gratitude for all of those law enforcement men and women who have served, who are currently serving, and those who have died in the line of duty protecting our liberties in this great country,” she wrote on her Facebook page.
In 2016 Natalie Corona posed for a series of stunning pictures taken by California photographer Rich Laus. The photographs, which she later posted on Facebook, showed the young woman wearing a royal blue gown and holding a Thin Blue Line flag.
On Jan. 11, Davis police officer Natalie Corona was gunned down while responding to a car crash. She was 22 years old, described as a rising star in the police department.
And many people across the nation have embraced the photograph of Corona holding the Thin Blue Line flag as a way to honor and memorialize the fallen officer.
However, a group of students at the University of California, Davis contend the photograph is racist and they are demanding that people cease and desist circulating the image.
“The flag is blatantly anti-Black and disrespectful,” the Associated Students, UC-Davis Ethnic and Cultural Affairs Commission wrote on its now-deleted Facebook page.
“We see it necessary to call-out all community members who continue to post and disseminate images of the Blue Lives Matter flag online,” they wrote. “We would like to directly address that this flag represents an attempt by law enforcement to undermine the Black Lives Matter movement.”
https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/todd-starnes-uc-davis-students-protest-photo-of-slain-police-officer-holding-blue-lives-matter-flag