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What say you about Texas with the snowstorm back in February since it got them major issues with electricity. It shouldn't be rebuilt. I hope you said the same stuff if Lake Erie flooded your town...
because rioting, looting thugs are the exact equivalent of natural disasters
I am just sick and tired of black men being shot up by the police. Something needs to change between the communities and the officers so we don't have to witness this anymore. Also I support peaceful protests, but rioting is never okay and those who do need to face consequences.
Turn off the news, then. Problem solved. Seriously.
People rush to violence on cars, stores, etc. They continue to burn the cities they need to live. They look for an excuse to commit violence. Why can't their protests be peaceful, maybe people would listen to them.
Well, CNN buried this violent looting far down in its coverage (which was itself buried on the web page):
"While one group stayed at the police department, a second group was seen at the Shingle Creek Mall, where around 20 businesses were broken into, Harrington said."
Note the passive voice.
And this was while the other half of the the violent mob attacked the police at the police department.
Nothing to see here...nothing at all...just move on.
Ofcourse it's the narrative: death by air freshener.
The cops will be sued, fired, and BLM will riot. Rinse and repeat.
The media will ignore the fact he had active warrants for his arrest.
But geez...msn knows that's a phony story. And they made it big headlines.
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