Chicago Mayor Elect Defends Youth Rioting And Looting

Chicago's democrat mayor-elect, Brandon Johnson, has defended the actions of the youth who engaged in rioting, looting, and physical assault in the city. Speaking to the media, Johnson emphasized the need to protect children while highlighting his own experiences as a middle school teacher and parent.

Johnson argued that demonizing children is not the right approach, and that we need to invest in their future to ensure they are supported. He acknowledged that young people sometimes make poor decisions, but stressed the importance of understanding the risks they face as a result of their youth.

The remarks come in response to recent incidents of violence and unrest in Chicago, which have led to widespread condemnation from political leaders and citizens alike. However, Johnson's remarks suggest a more empathetic approach to the issue, emphasizing the need to support young people rather than simply condemning their actions.