Democrat Party to Black Lives Matter: Drop Dead

Statues Outweigh People in Democrat Party

Madison, Wisconsin — In police-state America, police are just as destructive, and just as deadly as before the moment Minneapolis Police killed George Floyd in May.

The Spring-Summer seems a long time ago, doesn't it? Not to Jacob Blake.

Republicans and Democrats are unified in their defense of police as an institutional and violent check on black and brown people asserting their humanity.

Take Wisconsin. Not one Democratic legislator has introduced legislation on decarceration, decriminalization, police violence and police defunding. And there are no calls for these protections against police.

I can't think of another state more sorely in need of a police cleansing than Wisconsin. 

To be clear, police will kill you, will terrorize you, will ruin you financially, imprison you, and defame you. There are no limits, and Democrats will do nothing. 

Not even a letter to the local daily calling for defense of people against police.

A Milwaukee State Senator — the drug warrior and anti-Black Lives Matter Tim Carpenter (D-Milwaukee) — traveled to Madison in June to confront Black Lives Matter liberation protestors, worked to record and virtually deliver the liberation workers to rightwing doxxers, was confronted by marchers and after a melee, embarked on a mission to imprison as many Black Lives Matter workers as possible.

White supremacists have doxxed, (publish private or identifying information about a particular individual on the Internet, typically with malicious intent), and endangered liberation protesters across the country, so folks were nervous that late June night, perfect prey for Carpenter looking for attention.

The racist Carpenter then went on a political rampage against people of color.

He accosted and maligned a black candidate for the Democratic Party nomination for State Senate District 26 in Dane County, before being forced to issue a public apology in July.

Carpenter, a cop lover, co-sponsored a bill to expand the Wisconsin Criminal Code to criminalize any damage to statues, statues!, (not black people, open season remains).

The black candidate maligned by Carpenter, Nada Elmikashfi, objected to the proposed legislation and an enraged Carpenter became unhinged and went on a rant that Carpenter later described as "rash and reactionary."

Writes Elmikashfi on July 16, commenting on Carpenter's co-authorship of his Senate statue bill initiative:

"Get me in the senate so I can block this absolute bullshit. You shouldn’t have been assaulted Senator Carpenter; but that doesn’t mean you get to block our civil rights movement. If this is passed on a bipartisan basis; @GovEvers needs to veto it. #BlackLivesMatter."

Carpenter is known around the capitol for his dislike of women, especially women of color. 

Carpenter went apoplectic, resulting in a multi-day rant that concluded with the intercession of the state Party Chair and the Senate Minority Leader criticizing Carpenter who eventually apologized, (The Capital Times).

At the June Black Lives Matter march, Carpenter faked a collapse in front of WKOW-TV at the capitol, and began his major media campaign demonizing Black Lives Matter. Not defending.

This fake collapse was preceded by Carpenter's hollered conversation, as the state senator spoke with several protests medics and peacekeepers in an eight-minute conversation captured on audio, (Pittman/WORT News), that shows Carpenter declining medical attention before faking his collapse.

Carpenter, who takes his antipathy towards black people to extremes, is nevertheless emblematic of the Democrat Party nationally.

Writes AOC yesterday:

.@AOC tells @jaketapper that "not a single member of Congress that I'm aware of campaigned on socialism or defunding the police in this general election."

She says Dems' problem is a weak party operation that needs to become "stronger and more resilient to Republican attacks."

— Sahil Kapur (@sahilkapur) November 9, 2020

Meanwhile, Carpenter and Dane County continue their ridiculous criminal pursuit of the Black Lives Matter protesters Kerida O’Reilly and Samantha Hamer, two socially conscious area women in their 20s with no criminal records, stand accused of the felony crime of Substantial Battery with Intent to Cause Bodily Harm against State Sen. Tim Carpenter (D-Milwaukee) for not-even-alleged action at a June 23-24 Black Lives Matter protest.

That's right. Carpenter says in Court he never saw the two women never even touch him at the June Black Lives Matter protest and yet he claims he knows they're guilty of Battery and wants them charged (they are charged), and convicted.

Hey, the two women are Black Lives Matter supporters so no evidence needed to convict, say Carpenter and his Democrat Party allies.

Legally, the cases of Black Lives Matter protesters Kerida O’Reilly and Samantha Hamer will blow up in the faces of the Democrat Party.

Politically and morally, we as a community have already lost because we did not do enough to stand up for these two brave women.

So, faced with a corrupt district attorney's office, a racist State Senator Tim Carpenter, and a supine Democrat Party, we as a community can protest, write, and alert the community that two more civil rights workers are about to suffer another injustice through the continuation of this ludicrous prosecution.

Kerida O’Reilly and Samantha Hamer attended a routine hearing last week. The cases have not been yet dismissed yet.

Folks can contact State Sen Tim Carpenter (D-Milwaukee) to ask why he rejects decarceration, decriminalization, police defunding. As we work with our historic movement, Carpenter instead sponsors a bill expanding criminal code to protect statues and works to persecute two innocent Black Lives Matter workers.
(608) 266-8535
Sen.Carpenter@legis.wisconsin.gov
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I wrote District Attorney Ismael Ozanne an email on July 31. 

We cannot stay silent, no matter how many District Attorney Ismael Ozannes and Derek Chauvines stain an office of public trust.

The email is reproduced below:
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Ismael,

As a member of our community, I have followed with grave concern the cases of Kerida O’Reilly and Samantha Hamer.

I am aware that you do not know how, and by whom and with what force violence was inflicted in the confrontation among Tim Carpenter and depending on whom you believe — the police quote a journalist saying some ten people, you say two people — and those who may be criminally responsible.

Did these two women use their elbows, fists, feet, head, or blunt instruments? You have no idea, yet you are charging them with being party to substantial battery by undetermined persons, a "group," as Carpenter told police.

Are you satisfied with Carpenter's credibility?

Did you know Mr Carpenter did not request medical assistance after speaking with protest medic and peacekeepers, as indicated in audio published by WORT News.

Did you know that after a WKOW-TV crew member phoned 911, Carpenter declined to go to the hospital?

Have you checked out Carpenter's story and timeline of the evening of June 23 and early morning of June 24.

Have you viewed video of Carpenter's 'collapse' performed right in front of WKOW-TV?

Do you ascribe responsibility to Mses. O’Reilly and Hamer because they are convenient faces on a video?

Carpenter said he was attacked by a "group." Yet, you divine O’Reilly and Hamer?

I ask you to drop these bogus cases, and issue a public apology to Kerida O’Reilly and Samantha Hamer, and Black Lives Matter.

Mike

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