Chicago’s annual Pride parade took place on Sunday and the event appeared to go smoothly enough. Authorities had been wary of potentially violent disruptions, so the parade route was shorter than in previous years with fewer floats and a large police presence. The peaceful portion of the proceedings was not destined to last, however. Once the parade was over, hundreds of participants and observers stuck around well into the night, drinking, singing, and dancing. Then fights began to break out. When the police attempted to break up the altercations, the revelers attacked the CPD cops. In the end, more than fifty people were arrested and multiple police officers were injured. I’m almost positive that someone once told us that these gay pride events are all about love and light equality. When did that philosophy begin including attacking the police? (Fox News)
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