Democratically ran cities will fail the people of that city every single time.

We’re constantly seeing it right now in Minneapolis, Portland, Seattle, Los Angeles, New York City, and I could go on and on.

These Black Lives Matter and Antifa thugs are being allowed to break the law day after day with no repercussions. So what incentive do they have to stop?

Just recently, a group which put together “Justice Tour 2020” and their leader “Milwaukee’s Malcolm X” has been not just “protesting” outside of the homes of Trump supporters, but they have been doxxing them as well posting their phone numbers, addresses, and calling for Black Lives Matter and Antifa terrorists to show up outside of their homes.

And even now, the page is still up and the information is still being shared on Facebook and they’re not doing anything about it.

In fact, they showed up outside the home of one man who grabbed a gun and stayed inside his house with it, though it was seen through the window.

That’s when the “protesters” called the police and wouldn’t you know it, they arrested the man inside of his own home.

The whole thing was live-streamed and it’s quite obvious that they trespassed onto his property.

“They went specifically to his house to protest him for ‘being a racist.’ The homeowner was arrested, and the crowd remains outside. They seem to have gone on his property. WTF Milwaukee?” Kitty Shackleford, a Twitter user that archives riot footage, tweeted along with videos.

The crowd erupted in cheers when he was escorted from his home by police.

BLM group, including children, pouring onto someone's property that they seem to be harassing after he was arrested by police. They're calling him "Probation Pete," and are celebrating his arrest. Milwaukee, WI 2/3 pic.twitter.com/WsrIaUZs0T

— Kitty Shackleford (@KittyLists) September 16, 2020

So it's just a "racist neighbor" they went and protested, the story is that he pulled a gun on them and he was arrested. Vaun L Mayes FB
Milwaukee, WI 3/3 pic.twitter.com/XbYo5oPvyV

— Kitty Shackleford (@KittyLists) September 16, 2020

I don’t know whether or not the man pointed the weapon at anyone, but if they were on his property, he should have the right to protect his property and defend himself if there are threats made against him.