Saturday’s massive anti-police demonstration at the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota may turn out to be an expensive lesson for the organizers in the difference between public and private property.  The demonstration was planned well before the assassination of Officers Lin and Ramos in New York, and it roughly coincided with the crime, making it probably the last mass anti-cop demonstration in the current round of leftist agitation. But unlike other demonstrations, it was planned for a privately owned and operated venue, a place where the owners get to decide how it will be used and by whom.  The demonstration was planned for the last Saturday before Christmas, obviously one of if not the biggest shopping days of the year.  It was planned to inflict massive damage on the tenants of the mall, and indeed it did.  CBS Minnesota reports: In the next few days, the Bloomington City Attorney Sandra Johnson expects to file criminal charges against...(Read Full Post)