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Court Allows Injured Louisiana Cop to Sue Black Lives Matter and DeRay Mckesson lidblog.com/deray-mckesson/ via @yidwithlid
A court in Louisiana has ruled unanimously that an injured police officer can sue the violent, racist group Black Lives Matter and its mouthpiece, DeRay McKesson, for causing his injury with its rioting.
The three-judge panel of the US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled that an injured Baton Rouge, Louisiana, the police officer has legal standing to sue Black Lives Matter agitator DeRay Mckesson for the July 2016, protest in which the officer was injured.
The court ruled that in his role as a national spokesman for the dangerous hate group, Mckesson can rightly be blamed for riling local citizens to launch a protest to block traffic on a BatonRouge highway.
The officer tried to sue Mckesson and Black Lives Matter, but an Obama-appointed judge threw the case out saying the officer had no standing. But the officer appealed the decision, and now he has been cleared to go ahead.
This is the correct decision, indeed. After all, no one would have been hurt if Mckesson and his terror outfit had not started riots. Political protests are legal and proper in America, but violent riots are NOT.
