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You know why they felt that way because it's been in the news.
lol
No.
You're not getting off that easy. You can ignore it, but your ignoring it will be noted. So forget the bravado. I already know what's been said. That's why I'm asking you.
What, specifically, did de Blasio do that warranted the accusation by the NYPD union leaders that he was basically complicit in the murder of two police officers?
From the Sergeant's Benevolent Association:
The blood of 2 executed police officers is on the hands of Mayor de Blasio. May God bless their families and may they rest in peace.
From Patrick Lynch, spokesman for the Policeman's Benevolent Association:
“That blood on the hands starts at City Hall in the office of the mayor.”
From the former, Republican governor of the state:
Sickened by these barbaric acts, which sadly are a predictable outcome of divisive anti-cop rhetoric of #ericholder & #mayordeblasio. #NYPD
Republican NY State Senator Greg Ball:
“Today, our NYPD and other law enforcement and emergency responders have walking targets on their backs and are in grave danger. Mince no words. The Mayor is directly responsible for their safety or lack thereof.”
Now, you're defending this, you justify it, because I can't see anything said by the mayor of NYC that makes him in any way whatsoever responsible for the actions of a complete a total nut with a history of mental health problems. But you're a smart conservative, maybe you can help us dumb liberals with this by showing us exactly how the mayor of New York is somehow to blame for this. I'll take anything less than that from you as a concession of defeat.
You're not getting off that easy. You can ignore it, but your ignoring it will be noted. So forget the bravado. I already know what's been said. That's why I'm asking you.
What, specifically, did de Blasio do that warranted the accusation by the NYPD union leaders that he was basically complicit in the murder of two police officers?
From the Sergeant's Benevolent Association:
The blood of 2 executed police officers is on the hands of Mayor de Blasio. May God bless their families and may they rest in peace.
From Patrick Lynch, spokesman for the Policeman's Benevolent Association:
“That blood on the hands starts at City Hall in the office of the mayor.”
From the former, Republican governor of the state:
Sickened by these barbaric acts, which sadly are a predictable outcome of divisive anti-cop rhetoric of #ericholder & #mayordeblasio. #NYPD
Republican NY State Senator Greg Ball:
“Today, our NYPD and other law enforcement and emergency responders have walking targets on their backs and are in grave danger. Mince no words. The Mayor is directly responsible for their safety or lack thereof.”
Now, you're defending this, you justify it, because I can't see anything said by the mayor of NYC that makes him in any way whatsoever responsible for the actions of a complete a total nut with a history of mental health problems. But you're a smart conservative, maybe you can help us dumb liberals with this by showing us exactly how the mayor of New York is somehow to blame for this. I'll take anything less than that from you as a concession of defeat.
Your move.
Are you kidding me, I am no conservative. I am a democrat.
You're not getting off that easy. You can ignore it, but your ignoring it will be noted. So forget the bravado. I already know what's been said. That's why I'm asking you.
What, specifically, did de Blasio do that warranted the accusation by the NYPD union leaders that he was basically complicit in the murder of two police officers?
From the Sergeant's Benevolent Association:
The blood of 2 executed police officers is on the hands of Mayor de Blasio. May God bless their families and may they rest in peace.
From Patrick Lynch, spokesman for the Policeman's Benevolent Association:
“That blood on the hands starts at City Hall in the office of the mayor.”
From the former, Republican governor of the state:
Sickened by these barbaric acts, which sadly are a predictable outcome of divisive anti-cop rhetoric of #ericholder & #mayordeblasio. #NYPD
Republican NY State Senator Greg Ball:
“Today, our NYPD and other law enforcement and emergency responders have walking targets on their backs and are in grave danger. Mince no words. The Mayor is directly responsible for their safety or lack thereof.”
Now, you're defending this, you justify it, because I can't see anything said by the mayor of NYC that makes him in any way whatsoever responsible for the actions of a complete a total nut with a history of mental health problems. But you're a smart conservative, maybe you can help us dumb liberals with this by showing us exactly how the mayor of New York is somehow to blame for this. I'll take anything less than that from you as a concession of defeat.
Your move.
Debliasio supported the marchers no matter what they said... kill the cops etc.. kill the pigs. gonna have bacon..
Deblasio is a weak leader and is bias because he should not have taken sides.. he did and he is paying for it.
Deblasio did not bring down the hate comments on killing police officers.. he let it be.. he is no leader.. he does not deserve respect for he has no respect of the police officers. He sided with the protestors no matter what they said , no matter how vile they got. He supported the haters.
You tell me why, specifically de Blasio deserves this.
LOL but that is the issue with you. You accused me of being a conservative. I never said why he deserved this. I was just saying why the cops turned their backs.
LOL but that is the issue with you. You accused me of being a conservative. I never said why he deserved this. I was just saying why the cops turned their backs.
10 pages into this thread. If you know why, say why.
Deblasio did not bring down the hate comments on killing police officers.. he let it be.. he is no leader.. he does not deserve respect for he has no respect of the police officers. He sided with the protestors no matter what they said , no matter how vile they got. He supported the haters.
lol
Prove he only sided with the protesters. I can post his actual statements in their full context. So go for it. You say that's the case, prove it.
Quit dancing around it. You jump up onto the bodies of two dead cops as a platform to attack the liberal mayor. Justify it. I don't want your own personal biased interpretation of his comments. I don't care what your opinion is and I don't trust it, if his words and actions are so damning, they'll speak for themselves. So quit wasting time and let's see the actual evidence to support what you say right from the mayor's mouth.
Go ahead. 10 pages into this. If it's so clear-cut, this should be easy and yet, you've all studiously avoided the particulars. Now let's see those particulars. Let's see the mayor siding with with the protesters ONLY. Let's see you connect de Blasio to complete nut that killed the two cops.
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