Today, to cap off a week of brutal police violence against protestors, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio “very respectfully” took a few hours of questions from journalists and the public, first in a press conference and then on the weekly “Ask the Mayor” segment of WNYC’s Brian Lehrer Show. His stance, as it has been since his city erupted in protest over police brutality against black people and parallel, completely foreseeable instances of police violence against black people along with those who support them, is that New Yorkers’ feelings are valid but the things they are seeing are not real. I tried to call into the Brian Lehrer show, but couldn’t get through. If I had, I would have told de Blasio to suck my dick, and maybe that I hoped to see him in hell.\n
along with those who support them, is that New Yorkers’ feelings are valid but the things they are seeing are not real. I tried to call into the Brian Lehrer show, but couldn’t get through.
Having failed to stand up to the NYPD or its union at any moment during his term, the wildly unpopular mayor and, bafflingly, one-time presidential candidate has dug in further to such cynical platitudes, telling his constituents that while he may believe that they have feelings about the police, those feelings are mere historical echoes or the work of biased reporting and certainly couldn’t represent fact.
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