Boston council president says several of her colleagues' homes 'vandalized' over weekend

Can we as a society all agree that going to the homes of politicians in residential neighborhoods is wrong.

Unfortunately, no, we can't. Not speaking to this case, but there are elected officials (not "politicians", there's an important difference) who refuse to meet with their constituents through other channels. It would seem that an elected official who places him/herself off-limits in their public serving capacity -- their job -- has forfeited their claims to privacy outside of work.

This is not an argument of property damage vs loss of life. Being against property damage and vandalism does make you pro any loss of life. You can feel both ways.

The key difference is that property isn't alive and can be replaced.

I believe it is a reference to how human lives are sometimes held as less valuable than property by the cops, who have been known to shoot and kill people suspected of theft. She is probably saying something like "I understand that you want to stop the murders, and while damage to my property is *preferable* to murder, it's not actually the right choice here and doesn't actually help your cause".

I am not advocating anything but many decades of life has taught me a few things, one of them is never, ever, piss off a cop's spouse or being any kind of threat to their children.

whatever you do, make sure to swallow the boot whole.

The FTP people who visited Mayor Walsh's house last weekend have gone to ground for the most part and hid their bios.

File Transfer Protocol?

You're still on this?

Despite your repeated claims, no one physically threatened Frank Baker or anyone else on twitter. You leapt off a cliff to reach that conclusion. And last time I checked, protesting in a public space (say for example the street outside a mayor or city councilor's house) is constitutionally protected speech.

And then I seem to remember you casually mentioning "passing on" some info to your "BPD friends", which given the current social climate sounds a hell of a lot like a threat.

I suspect they are racist as well.

You are assuming (without evidence) that it was the pro-cop contingent that was vandalized, and not the contingent that wants to rethink "security" that makes people less secure? That those nasty progressives must be doing nasty things instead of our blue street gangs who have recently tear gassed peaceful demonstrators doubling down on the unlawful disorder?

Very interesting. Then your bit about "making cop's wives/families feel unsafe" is not only extremely sexist, it also implies that you know something about who is doing this vandalizing and why? That maybe the Double Dipping Overtime Kings are concerned about the gravy train derailing and thus "feel unsafe"?

Then again, you have been known to call for jailing urban kids for graffiti while your Marshfield friends with the kids who spray paint swastikas are misguided angels from good families. So this isn't anything new for you. That and your insistence on piling on environmental exposure insults onto environmental justice communities make me want to puke.

...needs to be in prison.

Oh, that's the reason?