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This is Chris Faraone:

He’s the editor of DigBoston, an independent media outlet that has enough of a profile that they can get direct quotes from the President of the Boston Red Sox.

Last week Boston activist Jamarhl Crawford, who previously debated Uncle Turtleboy on a live show, posted an article on his page about the “reality of officers who are killed in the line of duty.”

His point is that there isn’t an epidemic of cops being killed, which I obviously disagree with. For years growing up cops weren’t murdered for being cops. Yet in the last 6 months I can name 4 who were shot that all live within a 50 mile radius on the south shore. Weymouth Police Office Michael Chesna is the cover photograph, and he died because an “unarmed” career criminal hit him with a rock, stole his gun, then shot Chesna and an elderly woman. Chesna could have killed him, and likely should’ve shot him, but chose not to. Although we will never know why he didn’t shoot, since Chesna cannot explain this to us, it’s fair to assume that like many officers Chesna was reluctant to use deadly force on an “unarmed” person of color out of fear that he might become the next Darren Wilson.

Here’s what DigBoston’s Chris Faraone had to say about murdered Weymouth Cop Michael Chesna:

Human. Garbage.

Once again, this isn’t just some random dude on Facebook. This is a guy who the mainstream media has embraced. His media outlet gets access to the President of the Boston Red Sox. And he’s saying a cop who was killed in the line of duty, “looks like a Nazi” presumably because all white male police officers are Nazis.

Of course this is right up DigBoston’s alley. Here’s what their editor had to say about the four Pittsburgh police officers who were shot by an anti-semitic terrorist:

Before you go thanking the #Pittsburgh police for doing their job, remember what side they're on. It's not the side of the victims … https://t.co/b1muVMNP0B

— Chris Faraone (@Fara1) October 28, 2018

Do you realize what a lowlife piece of shit you have to be to take a tragedy like this and turn it into an anti-police political narrative? These are same people who whine about how Trump’s rhetoric led to the shooting in the first place. Meanwhile, they’re pushing a “fuck the police” rhetoric that is getting cops like Michael Chesna killed.

A couple weeks ago both DigBoston and Chris Faraone posted on Facebook saying that anyone with a blue lives matter flag is a “badgelicking loser” who is threatening people, and that police are “animals.”

He also doesn’t want to hear from nurses who are voting a different way on an issue that affects nurses, nor does he want to hear from black people who think differently from him:

So he’s also a racist.

Oh, and anyone who has the audacity to support the candidate running against a racist, lying, cop-hating charlatan named Elizabeth Warren is also a racist whose house you should “stay the fuck away from.”

He has the right to say whatever he wants because that’s the beauty of freedom. Offensive speech is the most important speech to protect. But what our enemies did to us was mass report our page to Google AdSense until we got blacklisted by the world’s largest ad provider. If you wanted to, you could use your free speech to do the same to DigBoston by clicking here, but that’s up to you.