Media cheers ‘peaceful’ seizure in Seattle

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CNN described the ongoing Seattle protests and activistsโ€™ takeover of a city neighborhood as โ€œpeaceful.โ€ As armed rioters guard checkpoints to get in and out of the seized property, including a police station, CNN is falsely portraying the radical takeover.

They continually call these radical lunatics โ€œprotesters.โ€

Watch the racist tirade:

The cable news networkย headlinedย its article on Seattleโ€™s autonomous zone, โ€œSeattle police want to return to a vacated precinct in what protesters call an โ€˜autonomous zone.โ€™โ€ The piece described the autonomous zone as a place of peaceful protesters, quoting Washington Gov. Jay Inslee.

CNN reported that Seattle police want to go back and reclaim the neighborhood, which contains the police departmentโ€™s East Precinct building, but Seattle officials wonโ€™t let them. This is despite the fact that 911 calls go unanswered.

THE NY TIMES CHEERED THE SEIZURE BY THE ANTI-CAPITALISTS

The New York Times cheered the Seattle protesters who took over the cityโ€™s Capitol Hill neighborhood and imposed their own Soviet-style rules for the area.

The newspaperย headlinedย the news surrounding the self-proclaimed independent country, โ€œFree Food, Free Speech and Free of Police: Inside Seattleโ€™s โ€˜Autonomous Zone.โ€™โ€

City authorities visited the area to observe conditions and to coordinate essential services if the need arose, but have not attempted to force protesters out. The article said that the โ€œprotest zone has increasingly functioned with the tacit blessing of the city.โ€

The Times reported that the Capitol Hill neighborhood โ€œis the heart of the cityโ€™s art and cultureโ€ and blamed capitalism for threatening the neighborhoodโ€™s culture โ€œas rising tech wealth brings in gentrification.โ€

The newspaper praised the protesters for their actions, which protesters โ€œreversed the barricades to shield the liberated streets.โ€

The New York Times called the protester-run area โ€œpart street festival, part communeโ€ and promoted the areaโ€™s rejection of capitalism. The area boasted a โ€œโ€™No Cop Co-opโ€™ where protesters โ€œcould pick up a free LaCroix sparkling water or a snack.โ€

โ€œNo currency was accepted,โ€ the article said, โ€œbut across the street, in a nod to capitalism, a bustling stand was selling $6 hot dogs. It was dealing in U.S. dollars.โ€

Our media is thoroughly corrupt. They sure don’t care about the people.

The media sang a different tune when the cowboys took over a remote outpost:


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