Democrats' calls to defund the police have had disastrous consequences across the nation over the last three years. They have caused such a shocking increase in crime that many of the same politicians who originally made the calls have since backtracked and restored funding.
After these attacks on police, many jurisdictions are finding that their police officers are bailing out en masse and that they cannot find good, experienced replacements.
Most recently, Georgia authorities have charged 23 anti-police activists with domestic terrorism for conducting an assault against a police training facility known as"Cop City" in suburban Atlanta. These so-called protesters allegedly threw Molotov cocktails and bricks at police officers and also set fires at the facility under construction, completely destroying at least one construction vehicle.
One of the accused terrorists is a staff attorney for the Southern Poverty Law Center. Decades ago, SPLC was a well-regarded civil rights organization. Unfortunately, it has evolved into a tool of the far Left to defame people, spread hatred, and even incite violence against mainstream conservatives. The SPLC lashed out in a statement after the arrests, claiming that the arrest of these violent people had been a"heavy-handed law enforcement intervention against protesters.
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