Recently, YahNé Ndgo, the Black Lives Matter Inc. leader of Philadelphia has announced their five year initiative to completely abolish the police in Philadelphia. Unfortunately, this claim has become so common in the demands of the radical left that it is easy to miss the gravity of this.

Ndgo claims that if we had “mental health professionals” on the scene of domestic confrontations or mental health checks, plenty of people would not be MURDERED by the police.

Let me translate, Ndgo is strategically trying to shift the blame from criminals onto the police for doing their job. In a Fox News interview, Ndgo couldn’t even call crime what it is. The BLM leader claims that if police are abolished, Philadelphia will have the funding they need to “mitigate most of the problems that create the so-called problem of crime.”

My usual catch phrase is, “for those who can’t I’ll say it for you.” Since Ms. Ndgo won’t say it, I’ll say it for her.

Philadelphia’s crime problem is awful, and it’s not because of the police. The city of Philadelphia is currently being held hostage by groups of protestors who are demonstrating their protest by camping in downtown Philadelphia. The city continues to threaten to remove their tent village, but the protestors demand free housing now as well.

In the tent village of Philadelphia there was someone who was stabbed just this week at 8 o’clock in the evening. The victim was stabbed multiple times in the legs and also in the back of the head, yet not a single person has been arrested.

This not a stand alone crime, this is not encouraged violence from a systemic oppression, this is Philadelphia and it is a crap hole because of people like Ms. Ndgo who mistakes leadership for oppression.

My words of advice to Ms. Ndgo: read a book, study what law and order actually means, stop pretending that the instigators of violence are actually the victims. Lastly, don’t misconstrue justice for suppression.