Looting, looks to be small scale, in Tenelytown and Friendship Heights.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It appears that the damage in the Farragut North/West and Foggy Bottom areas tonight is going to be extensive. Police strategy seems to be to violently eject protesters from the Lafayette Square area to placate Trump and then do little as angry protesters turn into looters.

They set St. John’s Church on Fire, and they had to eject the protestors so the Fire Department could save the 200 year old church, but, yeah, it was to “placate Trump.” Sure.

Interesting how you folks up in NW were all fine with these “protests” as long as you thought the destruction was limited to downtown businesses.

You’d better go read your home insurance policy, because it probably doesn’t cover “civil unrest.”

I'm fine tucked away back here in Glover Park. No worries.

You’re asking for trouble now. Way to call yourself out.

Could you GET more paranoid? Yeesh. They're coming to get me!!!

Gimme a break.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It appears that the damage in the Farragut North/West and Foggy Bottom areas tonight is going to be extensive. Police strategy seems to be to violently eject protesters from the Lafayette Square area to placate Trump and then do little as angry protesters turn into looters.

They set St. John’s Church on Fire, and they had to eject the protestors so the Fire Department could save the 200 year old church, but, yeah, it was to “placate Trump.” Sure.

Interesting how you folks up in NW were all fine with these “protests” as long as you thought the destruction was limited to downtown businesses.

You’d better go read your home insurance policy, because it probably doesn’t cover “civil unrest.”

I'm fine tucked away back here in Glover Park. No worries.

You’re asking for trouble now. Way to call yourself out.

You think looters are trolling DCUM? This isn’t Twitter.

[Anonymous]

Criminal degenerate imbeciles..... absolutely no surprise.

[Anonymous]

Destruction is the only way the disenfranchised can seize power. It doesn't make it right, but it's true.


A riot is the voice of the unheard. -- MLK

[Anonymous]

Does not seem to be a lot of people. More like criminals hitting places where the police are not. A few high end stores. I wonder if they stealing the winter line because these stores have been shut down for a while.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Destruction is the only way the disenfranchised can seize power. It doesn't make it right, but it's true.


A riot is the voice of the unheard. -- MLK

It would seem to have the opposite effect because it will sour much of the public to their cause.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It appears that the damage in the Farragut North/West and Foggy Bottom areas tonight is going to be extensive. Police strategy seems to be to violently eject protesters from the Lafayette Square area to placate Trump and then do little as angry protesters turn into looters.

They set St. John’s Church on Fire, and they had to eject the protestors so the Fire Department could save the 200 year old church, but, yeah, it was to “placate Trump.” Sure.

Interesting how you folks up in NW were all fine with these “protests” as long as you thought the destruction was limited to downtown businesses.

You’d better go read your home insurance policy, because it probably doesn’t cover “civil unrest.”

I'm fine tucked away back here in Glover Park. No worries.

You’re asking for trouble now. Way to call yourself out.

LOL Yes we can rob the Apple store or head over to Glover Park ...that’s upper Georgetown! Funny no Nike stores have been looted...maybe it’s time to dump that stock?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Destruction is the only way the disenfranchised can seize power. It doesn't make it right, but it's true.


A riot is the voice of the unheard. -- MLK

It would seem to have the opposite effect because it will sour much of the public to their cause.

Because having the public on their side saved Floyd?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Destruction is the only way the disenfranchised can seize power. It doesn't make it right, but it's true.


A riot is the voice of the unheard. -- MLK

It would seem to have the opposite effect because it will sour much of the public to their cause.

So you are sour on stop killing black people?

[Anonymous]

I’m terrified for my family. We have no way of defending ourselves. I don’t care if they take my things, but what if they burn my house and kill my kids in the fire. I don’t understand why the police aren’t getting things under control. This has permanently changed my politics.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Destruction is the only way the disenfranchised can seize power. It doesn't make it right, but it's true.


A riot is the voice of the unheard. -- MLK

It would seem to have the opposite effect because it will sour much of the public to their cause.

You quoted me. I know. There will be severe backlash and the "law and order" crowd will strike back even more brutally. All from what looks to be a few bad apples.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m terrified for my family. We have no way of defending ourselves. I don’t care if they take my things, but what if they burn my house and kill my kids in the fire. I don’t understand why the police aren’t getting things under control. This has permanently changed my politics.

You live in Lafayette Square?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m terrified for my family. We have no way of defending ourselves. I don’t care if they take my things, but what if they burn my house and kill my kids in the fire. I don’t understand why the police aren’t getting things under control. This has permanently changed my politics.

This is not gonna happen.


Where do you even live in DC? If you're that scared, why haven't you moved out of the city far before this and fled to Reston like a good little girl?

Back in the 90s when I lived in Mt Pleasant, a black man that I'd better "move my white ass to Georgetown." And I did.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m terrified for my family. We have no way of defending ourselves. I don’t care if they take my things, but what if they burn my house and kill my kids in the fire. I don’t understand why the police aren’t getting things under control. This has permanently changed my politics.

NP. What are you talking about?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m terrified for my family. We have no way of defending ourselves. I don’t care if they take my things, but what if they burn my house and kill my kids in the fire. I don’t understand why the police aren’t getting things under control. This has permanently changed my politics.

No one is breaking in to people’s houses or burning homes down. Do you even live in DC or are you just trolling?