<u+201c>homicides up 55 percent<u+201d><u+2013>chicago stays vibrant > november 8, 2016, 10:44 am a+ | a- warning   




with black lives matter seemingly on ice until after the election, hillary<u+2019>s campaign made it through october without america<u+2019>s monthly riot (although i<u+2019>d forgotten the big black flash mob attack on white temple university students in philadelphia). but chicago, america<u+2019>s role model for one-party democratic rule, remained vibrant. from the chicago tribune : 




homicides up 55 percent in chicago after another violent weekend 




for the second weekend in a row, more than 50 people were shot in chicago as the number of homicides this year rose to more than 50 percent above the same period last year. 




more than 660 people have been killed in the city so far this year, according to data compiled by the tribune. the number of people shot in chicago this year is more than a thousand above what it was this time last year, from 2,620 to 3,795, according to tribune data. 




mayor rahm released video of a dubious police shooting late last november. ever since, blacks have been blasting away at blacks in vast numbers, because black lives matter. or something. 




from friday afternoon to late sunday, 10 people were killed and 41 others were wounded in shootings across chicago, in addition to a man shot to death by police on saturday, police said. 




among the wounded was a 78-year-old man who was dragged out of a car in englewood on sunday and shot in the head. he was listed in serious condition. 




five people were shot in a single attack in uptown early saturday morning, police said. 




i used to live in uptown. it<u+2019>s diverse! 




two men, two women and a 17-year-old boy were shot about 1:35 a.m. in the 4800 block of north winthrop avenue. they were all taken to advocate illinois masonic medical center in good condition. 




law enforcement sources said none of them provided details of the shooting to investigators.
<u+201c>homicides up 55 percent<u+201d><u+2013>chicago stays vibrant
steve sailer