Anonymous wrote:Don't blame BLM for all the destruction, looking at WP today almost all photos after curfew were white folks, almost ALL! Pissed of black Washingtonian.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/protests-white-instigators/2020/06/01/b916bd98-a426-11ea-bb20-ebf0921f3bbd_story.html
Anonymous wrote:Looking at non-curated photos and videos, the premise of this post is patently false. The anarchist, violent mob is made up of all colors. I am an accomplished, self-educated black woman. Why is skin color the first thing people see??? That is racism defined.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Um when you look at the footage, it’s black people. I know that doesn’t fit the narrative you’re trying to create but just look with your eyes at the ton of footage.
This. When you look at hours of footage at cities all over the US it is black males looting. Again, that does not fit your narrative but across hours of footage it is black gangs of looters.
One report I heard this morning said that the rioting and looting are coordinated. The instigators break the windows and leave. Then, the looters come in. They said that in NYC that the looting is local gang related.
I suspect that it is different in every city. In DC, one reporter said that he witnessed a guy with a hammer come down from White House and methodically broke windows. (This was Sunday night.)
Last night, (can't remember which city) they said that people brought crowbars to pull the plywood off the windows. This is planned and coordinated. The looters may just be opportunist, but this is not spontaneous at the start.
Anonymous wrote:So BLM calls for protests, justified, but then tries to escape from responsibility when things get out of hand and people die? They should apply for jobs with the Minneapolis police force. Fit right in.
Anonymous wrote:gently arrested lol
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Um when you look at the footage, it’s black people. I know that doesn’t fit the narrative you’re trying to create but just look with your eyes at the ton of footage.
This. When you look at hours of footage at cities all over the US it is black males looting. Again, that does not fit your narrative but across hours of footage it is black gangs of looters.
Not dealing in facts does not help anyone. The fact is, the vast majority of looters are black. The other fact is, most black people are not looters. The looters are making a whole group of people look terrible and destroying the jobs we all need. We all need to condemn the looting. It's so sad.
Can we start by condemning the police actions and police responses, please? The police are empowered in society's name to protect and serve. When they act unlawfully, they are acting unlawfully in society's name.
Honestly the police need our support right now to protect homes, businesses and peoples livelihoods. The police are risking their lives on the frontlines against rampaging gangs.
They seem to be leaving the gangs alone and taking on protesters.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Um when you look at the footage, it’s black people. I know that doesn’t fit the narrative you’re trying to create but just look with your eyes at the ton of footage.
This. When you look at hours of footage at cities all over the US it is black males looting. Again, that does not fit your narrative but across hours of footage it is black gangs of looters.
Not dealing in facts does not help anyone. The fact is, the vast majority of looters are black. The other fact is, most black people are not looters. The looters are making a whole group of people look terrible and destroying the jobs we all need. We all need to condemn the looting. It's so sad.
Can we start by condemning the police actions and police responses, please? The police are empowered in society's name to protect and serve. When they act unlawfully, they are acting unlawfully in society's name.
Honestly the police need our support right now to protect homes, businesses and peoples livelihoods. The police are risking their lives on the frontlines against rampaging gangs.