Lia McGeever, a Trans/LGBT activist in loony San Francisco threw a tantrum to the San Francisco board of supervisors. Why? Because Lia McGeever is mad that District Attorney Brooke Jenkins will not prosecute a security guard for shooting and killing a trans shoplifter last week. Yes, this is what trans “activists” are melting down over. Not over having the same rights as everyone else, but over criminals and shop lifters. Lia McGeever screamed “I HATE YOU!”.
This is California in a nut shell.
Trans activists took over a San Fransisco Board of Supervisors meeting this week, with one screaming in rage.
The act followed the DA's decision not to prosecute a Walgreens security guard after he fatally shot a transgender shoplifter in self-defense.pic.twitter.com/PcHtMfd5hW
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“So I don’t have any words prepared today. I just want you to feel our pain. I don’t know if you can at this point, based off your policy choices, but I have to pretend you have some form of empathy left. So, I am going to spend the next minute screaming cause that is what is going on in here,” McGeever, clad in an orange facemask, says before removing it. “That is what the trans genocide in this country, in this city, has brought me to.”
McGeever then screamed for a protracted period.
On April 27, Banko Brown, a black transgender individual, was shot and killed by a San Francisco security officer working at a local Walgreens. Days later, protesters held a rally and demanded the pharmacy retail chain store fire the guard.“It’s insane that Walgreens has armed security, there’s nothing in that store worth a human life, and Walgreens is not taking care of our community,” Jessica Nowlan of the Young Women’s Freedom Center told a local Fox affiliate on Monday. “We demand an end to armed security.”
However, on Tuesday, District Attorney Jenkins held a press conference in which she declined to press charges. “After careful review of all of the evidence gathered by the San Francisco Police Department in this case, my office will not be pursuing murder charges, at this time, in connection to the shooting,” Jenkins said in a prepared statement to the press.