How many mansions will BLM try to get from the Daniel Penny verdict?

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The grifters from Black Lives Matter are back in the news thanks to the Daniel Penny trial. The organization had been desperately trying to reclaim its relevance — and donation money of the country’s gullible and brainwashed white liberals. Never one to find a black death that couldn’t be exploited for donations, the group believed they found their latest martyr in Jordan Neely, a black man who died while in a chokehold of Penny, a white man who jumped into action after Neely allegedly threatened to kill people on a New York City subway in 2023.

Yet, before BLM could put the down payment on its latest mansion, a funny thing happened: people realized that a man protecting innocent people from another man’s threats of harmful violence was a good thing — even if that protector happened to be a white man. Instead of rushing to judgment on Penny, acting with an ideological bias, or succumbing to the demands of a mob, the justice system functioned how it was supposed to and protected the good guy in a legal quagmire. 

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