Did New York City Mayor Bloomberg endorse 'anarchy'?

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Now it's time to take a look at who's talking in this morning Michelle Malkin is talking Friday's tragic massacre in Colorado's.

Has sparked a lot of debate about gun control and among those weighing in York city mayor Michael Bloomberg that's read on Monday the mayor suggested that police go on strike until more gun laws are passed gun control laws.

And that led to this reaction from Michelle Malkin.

Michael Bloomberg who is an elected government sensational.

Essentially endorsed.

-- anarchy.

He called on police officers who are paid and who are employed by the government to protect and to serve.

To go on strike.

And then afterwards he had to each his own words because of course is lawyers probably reminded him not something called the Taylor ordinance.

Which prohibits government officials from officially endorsing public -- public -- like this we can endanger the public these people are not.

Not too concerned about public welfare public safety or self defense an individual empowerment -- if they work.

They would be probably on the ground apologized.

And well Mayor Bloomberg later walked back his comments saying that he didn't mean that the police should literally go on.

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