In Chitcongo, killers drag a couple out of their car and shoot both point-blank. Media describes killers as "men"

In the indescribably ghastly, lawless cesspool that is Chitcongo, a couple was driving around waving the flag of Puerto Rico, celebrating Puerto Rican People's Day Parade in Chicago, when six males converged on the couple, dragged them out of their car and shot both of them.

The male victim--a 24-year-old father--tried to shield his girlfriend with his body and was fatally shot in the head from three feet away.  His girlfriend is in critical condition.

Local Chitcongo TV stations said the killers were simply "men."  Of course anyone over the age of 15 in today's U.S. knows that if the killers had been white, that fact would have led the story, and the Media would immediately have screamed that the murder was a "HATE CRIME!!"  So the killers must have been non-white.

Of course the TV stations and newspapers don't want you to know that, so they offered no description whatsoever.

But in the interest of truth (if such a thing still exists in Chitcongo), a witness captured the murder on video.

 

(Pic is a screenshot.)

If that murder and attempted murder don't make your blood boil, there's something wrong with you.

Here's a shorter version, which should stay up for 30 days or so.

Given the race of the killers, I'm sure Lightfoot's friend, Crook County DA Kim Cook, will pursue the killers just as she pursued the Jussie Smollet hoax.  Say, whatever happened to the prosecution of Jussie for that costly, hate-fanning hoax, anyway? 

But WAIT...it gets more outrageous:  A white-hating white liberal POS named Richard Taite--who claims to be president of something called the "Democracy-preservation Initiative"--was SO eager to excuse the shooting, and too damn stupid to recognize the Puerto Rican flag, condemned the VICTIMS for flying what he thought was the Confederate battle flag in a black part of Chitcongo--thus, as Taite sneered, "trolling that neighborhood."  Seriously.

When called on both his stupidity and his outrageous effort to blame the victims, Taite then doubled down, writing 

"Ok, I got the flag wrong but we're not talking about that, are we?  The point is had these people been white supremacists trolling a neighborhood of color, I would have been agnostic."

"Agnostic"?  Meaning, he wouldn't have blamed the killers?   Good Lord!