Snohomish County Councilmember Meagan Dunn promoted Molotov cocktail attacks during the height of the Antifa and Black Lives Matter violence in 2020. Now, she’s been appointed co-chair of the Snohomish County Law & Justice Council.
As attacks against law enforcement surged in September 2020, Dunn posted a “good reminder” to use Molotov cocktails on her personal Facebook page. The controversial post showed an image of a stitching that shows a Molotov cocktail with text reading, “Be the LIGHT you want to see in the WORLD.” In her post, she wrote that it is “not my stitch project but a good reminder.”
At the time of far-left Dunn’s post, Molotov cocktail attacks had been surging against police officers locally. In Seattle, both the East Precinct and the office for the Seattle Police Officer’s Guild (SPOG) faced Molotov cocktail attacks caught on tape. In Portland, a Molotov cocktail was used in an attempted murder of a police officer.
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After uproar over the post, Dunn deleted it, then claimed that she wasn’t promoting violence.
“My post of a counter-culture cross-stitch project was in no way intended as a call for violence or encouraging violence. It does not reference police or violence against police and has no imagery of police,” Dunn said at a County Council meeting following the controversy.
The Law and Justice Council is an advisory body offering the Snohomish County Council commentary on “issues relating to the law and justice system.” So why would it appoint someone with disregard for law and order?
She hadn’t even learned a lesson after posting inappropriate images on Facebook. She later posted a meme calling Republican critics of Joe Biden “pedophiles.”
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