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Friday, April 16, 2021 4:08AM
CHICAGO (WLS) The release of video showing the fatal shooting of 13-year-old Adam Toledo by a Chicago police officer sparked peaceful protests downtown and in the West Loop Thursday night.
Dozens took to the streets, protesting police and calling for justice for Adam Toledo. One group marched from Millennium Park up Michigan Avenue to the Magnificent Mile.
The split second decision by the Chicago police officer is under scrutiny as video is released of the fatal shooting.
Later, others made their way through the West Loop. Both protests briefly blocked traffic and then there was a protest right outside Chicago Police Headquarters.
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The Triumph of Politics Over Science
After World War II, as the economy was converted from a garrison state to meet civilian needs, economists predicted dire times.
Just as after World War I, conventional academic wisdom saw no upside to the end of wartime spending that, according to academic legend, ended the Great Depression.
A sweeping Republican victory in the Congressional election of 1946 had ended the economic regime of wartime government planning and spending. Dropping from 42% of GDP to 14%, government spending plummeted by a total of 61% between 1945 and 1947.
Some 150,000 government regulators were laid off, along with perhaps a million other civilian government employees. The War Production Board, the War Labor Board, and the Office of Price Administration were all dismantled.