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Again, what's your point? That we needs to keep Blacks out of shopping establishmental? I can't think of any other reason race is being made the forefront of this.
Fights broke out at multiple malls throughout the country in at least 14 states, including but not limited to AZ, CT, Ohio, Texas, NJ, NY, Colorado, TN and NC. Some states experienced outbreaks at multiple malls within single states.
A shout of "gun" caused a stampede of thousands at one mall. People poured out of food courts, leaving half eaten meals. Many of these malls closed early.
Seems most were precipitated by announcements of intended fights between teens on social media. This seems to have compelled thousands of teens to turn out to watch. Some malls experienced simultaneous fights at different locations throughout the mall.
The power of Social Media ...........
Was there some sort of occasion for all this coordinated fighting?
and you found pics of 3 of them scrapping. congrats.
You literally could Google the story yourself, but I know you won't, because you won't like what you find.
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If there are hundreds, why are you dragging out an old incident? I'm sorry this has to be spoon fed to you. Everyone else on this thread is posting current videos from this weekend, not dragging pics out of google images.
I do not blame Obama for kids fighting in the malls. Teens have been congregating in malls for decades. It's increased over time but that is attributable to more dense populations.
Are you doing this on purpose? I actually really hope so.
It was the last major story off the top of my head where literally hundreds (in this case thousands) of teens caused a mall to shut down.
Was there some sort of occasion for all this coordinated fighting?
No one has shown any proof it was coordinated.
Just post-Christmas large groups of teens go to the malls everywhere and in 1% of the malls there were some fights or whatnot. *shrug*
Really, if you think about it Dec 26 is THE busiest mall day of the year for that age group.
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