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It is a race issue. Whenever there's looting and such activity, it's invariably one particular race that's always involved in that looting and general lawlessness.
Unless it's the Stanley Cup finals or their team gets eliminated from some NCAA event,then it's another race.
They should be treated like the criminals they are. The police should shoot them when caught in the act if they resist arrest in any way. This isn't protesting. This is breaking and entering and robbery.
Just label them as "domestic terrorists" and bring out the dogs and firehoses.
Agreed. It's a shame some good people weren't there to protect the honest business owners from these animals. Darwinian selection would be a good thing.
"Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there."
"State Farm" - It's a joke, son!
Dont'cha get it?
LIke, "Animal Farm".
It's like Big Druther.
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It seems when there is an uprising, the rioters break into store windows and steal everything they can. What does this have to do with the cause of what happened?
Do you think Looters use this opportunity to smash and grab?
Using the killing of a person to loot and steal is getting to be a habit .... they should be cuffed, and serve time. Robbery is a crime. They use it like it is a mastercard when someone gets shot and killed.
They start to break windows and then in they go carrying out everything imaginable. Like a free for all.
Maybe you mean -- what does the cause have to do with the opportunistic theft? Answer = ZIP!
Exactly!
There are two types in the riots. The pi$$ed off protestors, and the rioting exploiters. The rioting exploiters loot and vandalize while pretending to be part of the pi$$ed off protestors.
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