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Video: Masked Speaker demands Abolition of Private Property, News

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During a recent St. Paul, Minnesota City Council public hearing on clearing a large homeless encampment at Pig’s Eye Park, one speaker stepped up to the microphone completely masked and launched into a demand to abolish private property. The meeting was held as the city prepared to remove the camp amid safety concerns, yet this individual was allowed to deliver their radical message while concealing their face.

Just wondering why /how basic standards of identification and decorum get tossed aside in official government proceedings while the speaker is allowed to echo a classic Marxist tirade. The masked speaker insisted that the entire system exists solely to enforce private property and demanded its complete abolition. He framed the city as a settler colony on stolen land while railing against the planned encampment clearances.


Masked Speaker DEMANDS Abolition of Private Property

The story is based on a NYP news report

And?

One fruit loop makes a "speech" and wow is me...we're all doomed, the communists have taken over......grow up.

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The speaker in the Op has a solution to the crisis created by politicians who let encampments fester,"it ain’t gonna stop until (we) take away the weapons of the armed group of thugs".

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