Nevada Sheriff Tells Black-Lives-Matter-Supporting Library Not to Call Them

Here's the thing:

The left is absolutely freaking out. How dare this sheriff say he won't protect a library due to his politics!

Meanwhile, of course, police departments are refusing to arrest rioters and refusing to protect federal courthouses from arson.

And the left... applauds that.

Can the leftwing terrorist media explain to me which government buildings deserve police protection, and which should be left to the arsonists and insurrectionists of the Democrat Party Paramilitaries?

How dare the media set us on an irreversible course to full-scale civil war by insisting that one part of America accept that they are allowed to be violently assaulted, maimed, and killed by the other part of America.

Do you really think that people with lots of guns will accept the position of Serfs Without Rights you're forcing on them?

Citing support for the Black Lives Matter movement, the sheriff in a Northern Nevada county suggested Monday that his agency would not respond to calls at the Douglas County Public Library.

Less than 24 hours later, he walked back the comments.

Sheriff Daniel Coverley wrote in a letter to the library's board of trustees that in support of the movement and "the obvious lack of support or trust with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office, please do not feel the need to call 911 for help."

"I wish you good luck with disturbances and lewd behavior, since those are just some of the recent calls my office has assisted with in the past," the letter continued.

Coverley said he wrote the letter in response to a "diversity statement" the board planned to consider today. The meeting was ultimately canceled.

Since George Floyd died under the knee of a Minneapolis police officer -- sparking a national protest movement -- libraries across the U.S. have adopted language condemning police violence against people of color.

In a statement posted today, Coverley "clarified" that his deputies, the only law enforcement personnel in Douglas County, would "impartially" continue to respond to the library.

posted by Ace at 12:59 PM

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