The hipsters taking a break from living in their mother's basements turn on black community leaders...

Some people from The African American Community Advisory Council came to speak to the occupiers of the newly formed nation of Chaz yesterday. The advisory council is made up (quite obviously) of black people who work with the Seattle community, Seattle City Counsel, and with the Seattle Police Department.

The group is in support of Carmen Best (Seattle's black female Police chief) and suggested that these protesters/rioters need to understand that there are black police officers and others on the police force who's lives also matter. The main speaker (AACAC chair Victoria Beach) also suggested that the main message was being lost in all of this, and that it was time for them to start to cooperate and negotiate with the city and police force.

Apparently Beach was met with boos, chants, interruptions, and eventually someone just took the microphone from her all together, proving that these people are less interested in the opinions of the black people they pretend to represent, and more interested in their own little power grab.

Eventually the idea of a group of largely white liberal hipsters (with the occasional black person tossed in for effect), most of whom are likely taking a break from playing video games in their mother's basement (because if they a job or responsibilities they wouldn't be there), determining that black community leaders should be censored will take it's toll on the narrative. I have a feeling when this thing crumbles, it's going to crumble quickly.