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Look at the bright side: only one person had to die to get her to do the job that she was elected to do and willfully neglected.
That person's family should sue her into the next dimension.
The city of Seattle is on the hook for plenty more than that:
Every business in that area has had their operations disrupted and they've been extorted by a terrorist organization. That the mayor of Seattle just gave them over to the terrorists like a gift-wrapped present.
Every single one of the 500 or so residents of the area lived in fear for the last few weeks. They have so many valid reasons to sue.
The police may have a case as well, as they were (and still are) endangered by the mayor's limitations on allowing them to do the job and uphold the oath they took when they became police officers.
Every woman who got raped who will never have any chance at justice -- that is the mayors fault.
Everyone who was assaulted, attacked, had their property stolen all have the mayor of Seattle to blame for their troubles.
Every bit of graffiti or property destruction -- the blame rests on the Mayor of Seattle.
The CHAZ ain't over yet. The Neo-Marxist soy-fed army of spoiled brats are still out there. They're still walking around with guns and weapons. They still have extremely violent intentions. And the police are still operating under limitations that the mayor saddled them with that will make removing the vermin more difficult than it otherwise would be.
Summer of Love has been canceled, but can Seattle actually remove the CHAZ? Now's the time to call the governor to get the National Guard out there. If that's not enough, swallow your pride and call President Trump.
It's a practical approach: wait for changing events to provide political motivation to go in and clean up the mess. It was going to happen sooner or later. The mayor is fairly moderate compared to some of the city council members; that's why she got the support of businesses during the election. I expect the protesters will get the kid gloves treatment, and then we can all move on.
Maybe the mayor will pay them 1,000 each to leave.
Or hang a sign down the street offering free pot, pizza and tatoos.
If they like the idea of living in an anarchist community, they should ask if they can set one up at an abandoned industrial park. Taking over other peoples property is a big no-no in the minds of 99% of anyone you ask.
I'm at the other end of the country, but I'm watching in disbelief. I don't want authorities anywhere to let this go on and send a message to every group of people that it's ok. This sort of thing can spread and move to other areas. I don't want it in MY backyard.
The city of Seattle is on the hook for plenty more than that:
Summer of Love has been canceled, but can Seattle actually remove the CHAZ? Now's the time to call the governor to get the National Guard out there. If that's not enough, swallow your pride and call President Trump.
She can always hire a private firm like Blackwater to get the job done.
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