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How ‘Defund The Police’ Turned Into A War Of Words

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Defunding the police does NOT mean eliminating police. You can say it 100 times but people fundamentally opposed to your equality will always alter your words to apply a meaning convenient to their narrative, as if they are the victims.

Source: NewsOne

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