Hear the black Nazi Terrorist, Who Would be the Gang Dictator of Chicago (at White Expense, Natch), Demand that the City and Social Media “Disappear” black Mass Shootings, a Story that Fox Covered Up

Transcribed by Nicholas Stix

At no point, does Fox inform its audience that Ja’Mal Green is a black lives matter, Nazi terrorist.

  Activist says after 2 shot dead, 13 wounded that communities need mental health care, not more money for cops Fox32 Chicago

Fox32: “This is not the time where it’s just a bunch of gangs beefing over drugs and money and territory,” Ja’Mal Green said. “These are situations where people don’t have conflict resolution skills. These situations can be prevented if we invested in what is the reality in these neighborhoods.” Posted circa 7 p.m., Sunday, March 14, 2021

“… at a funeral, this year, 15 people shot, at one time, it’s just, you know, tragic, and it shows that we are not moving in the direction that we need to be moving in.

“Walking up to this press conference, I see blood all over the sidewalk. The city needs to do a better job of, of, cleaning that up.

“It makes me just think of the scenes in these horrible videos. And I’m saying this to the people posting these videos, please be mindful of the families that are suffering during this hard time. Many of these videos are posted all over social media last night.

“My message to the community: We gotta understand that we are in a state of emergency at this moment. We are going through years and years of trauma, years of not tackling the real solutions, years of folks with no hope, who have no conflict resolution skills, who are literally settling their beefs with weapons, and it’s ending in tragic situations like these. “A message to leadership, and to the Mayor, and to the Superintendent, we have to really get to a real, intentional, intentional plan, intentional solutions, on how we’re going to tackle crime. Obviously, we know it’s not with police. “Superintendent David Brown, at his press conference, earlier today, said that we know nothing. We know! That you know nothing. Why? Is because you never know anything. The police are only there to respond. Even though there’s a police station a couple blocks away. Even though, police should have been, knowing about this party hours before the situation happened.

“We know that they know nothing, because they never have a plan, because the plan is only to respond.

“The reality of the situation is the mayor gotta understand there are problems deeper than policing that we must address in these communities, when we talk about mental health, when we talk about conflict resolution, when we talk about the access to guns, we gotta save the next generation of young people and prevent them from going in these directions. And that mans that we need to have, in our schools, mental health professionals, we need to start to create classrooms or forms or seminars where students can talk about the living experiences every each and every day, and have that outlet, we gotta do more to really tackle the problems that young people are facing, because if we don’t, they’re going to grow up in these neighborhood without disinvestment, I mean, with disinvestment, grow up in these neighborhoods without hope, and not have the conflict resolution skills that they need in situations where they’re beefin’ over petty reasons, and it ends tragically.

“We have to do more. And we all have to work together. That goes from the Mayor, that goes to the County Board President, that goes to Governor Pritzker, that goes all the way up to President Joe Biden.

“If we do not tackle violence like we’re tackling this COVID crisis, we speak about it’s been the main thing for the past year, we’ve allocated trillions of dollars because of COVID-19, but when have we walked in these neighborhoods without investment, when have we walked in these neighborhoods, walked to these schools, and understood the real investment that’s needed, so that we can progress these communities, when have we done it? “And the real reason, the real thing is, we haven’t done it, and that has to change.

“I’ve done this for many years. I’m tired of doing these press conferences, I’m tired of reacting to the fact that these situations continue to happen. It’s gonna take for the community to really rise up and demand change. Pick up your phones. Write your letters, step out, talk to your community.

“We gotta do this together. It’s gonna take all hands on deck, a all hands on deck effort. And I’m willing to do everything that I can, but I cannot do this alone.

“I’m working with our young people each and every day, I’m working with those in these neighborhoods who need jobs. We’re helping them find jobs, we’re helping businesses, we’re doing all that we can, but our leaders are focused downtown. They’re not focused on those neighborhoods that really need the most support.”