Confused about the riots ?

[Uglyrichie]

What is going on? Is this about police killing people, police killed a black man or racism? I say all lives matter people not fighting the cops or threatening the police should not die. To my wife it's about black lives matter. Yes smaller percentage of population profiled and mass incarceration. I'm not saying it's not fucked up. But no matter what the numbers show everybody. If your not acting like a dumb fuck you shouldn't die. What are we protesting here is it about a man or about his color. Sorry I don't watch tv or follow the news But I will try to pull up the facts when I don't know what I'm being told. But I get I don't believe in numbers or that news reports states false numbers cause I don't like the reporter. What is this about there has got to be a reason for the looting and rioting. And the police making people riot. Is it about justice all are indited where the justice for store and owners watching their shit burn. Sorry fuckin off track. What is this truly about. And why not for every death all races and religions.

 

[Vincentino]

Man, it’s so convoluted now that I don’t think anyone really knows. It all stems from the police having fucked up tactics, but then of course it turns into “all cops are bad” bullshit. Where I stop listening is when they make a big deal about police officers killing black people (they kill more white people than black people, but whatever), but yet they don’t protest about black on black crime. Idk. I don’t see color. I see good people and fucked up people.

 

[RunTrenFckTens]

All I can tell you is that those fucks rioting and looting don't give a fuck about George Lloyd. And @Vincentino is right. There's more white people then black people in the United States so of course there are more white people killed by police than black people. I think it's more about the oppression of minorities. The majority of prisons are filled with black people, if they changed their ways maybe the police would act more accordingly. The prejudice exists because of past experiences. I'm not stating that all black people are bad because there are tons of shitty white people too, but it's almost like they glorify that gangster/criminal lifestyle. When they're out there shooting guns at people brazenly the cops have to be cautious. Apologies if this is coming across racist as it is not intended to. I believe if they genuinely wanted to better themselves and their culture, they need to hold themselves accountable. It's not their fault they grew up poor in the ghetto or that they're seen as unsavory folk, but it's their responsibility to overcome the stereotypes. We deal with the same thing up in Canada with the Native Americans.

 

[MisterSuperGod]

It's simple. The people that actually give a damn are the ones that can get their message across peacefully. They know that two wrongs don't make a right.

They feel that there was an injustice by the police and they're protesting for change.

The looters and rioters on the other hand don't give a shit about the cause. They're just broke bitch scumbags that see an opportunity for mayhem and to steal shit that they could never afford with little to no repercussions.

 

[Dresden]

the looting and rioting is a double edged sword...on one hand, they are just criminals who care nothing about the cause...on the other...if these were quiet, peaceful protests...nothing would change, the squeaky wheel gets the oil...now prosecutors, mayors, and governors know when a Black person is killed by police, their can't be a dog and pony show trial and let the cops walk( like the Amadou Diallo trial for example), they have to prosecute this for real, or this country will explode...I'm Black, grew up in the projects, I am a business owner, and i still get pulled over for bullshit.... i remember about 2-3 years ago... 2 white cops pulled over a Black Woman for bullshit, and wound up shitting their pants when it turns out she was the DA and they could come up with no legitimate reason for that stop...... and it was worse when i was an older teen/young adult, because my friends and i always seemed to fit the description of a robbery suspect........ some of these cops know what they are doing, Because Some Blacks folks are so used to being accosted by cops we become desensitized to it to an extent, and won't make a formal complaint because we know it goes nowhere, White people are the opposite with bad police encounters.....And I'll end with this...this isn't lightning in a bottle, Black people have been getting killed by Law enforcement for no reason, and without punishment since slavery ended, especially in the south and west, ALL black people know the stories.... what your are witnessing, is over three hundred YEARS of anger..

FYI, this month is also the 99 year anniversary of the Tulsa, OK massacre...

 

[flenser]

There are two groups committing the violence. The first group is mostly locals who see an opportunity. Judge them how you will, but the culture they grew up in allows for it. They would be much less brazen about it if it were not for the second group.

The second group is a well organized anarcho-communist group, Antifa and/or BLM. Their goal is literally the destruction of the country as we know it. They want to destroy the democratic and capitalist systems we live under, and not just in the US. They are international and commit their atrocities all across Europe as well. And they are heavily financed by yet a third group that's not directly participating.

The third group cares nothing for democracy, capitalism or even communism. They are the globalists. They want to destroy the existing system, because they want the whole world under their thumbs. They use every cause, real or fabricated, to sow conflict and further their goals. This is not a homogeneous group, they have different short term goals and myriad reasons for those goals. Some are intent on good, some just want power. All of them them think it's just fine to force us to do what they want.

 

[Uglyrichie]

the looting and rioting is a double edged sword...on one hand, they are just criminals who care nothing about the cause...on the other...if these were quiet, peaceful protests...nothing would change, the squeaky wheel gets the oil...now prosecutors, mayors, and governors know when a Black person is killed by police, their can't be a dog and pony show trial and let the cops walk( like the Amadou Diallo trial for example), they have to prosecute this for real, or this country will explode...I'm Black, grew up in the projects, I am a business owner, and i still get pulled over for bullshit.... i remember about 2-3 years ago... 2 white cops pulled over a Black Woman for bullshit, and wound up shitting their pants when it turns out she was the DA and they could come up with no legitimate reason for that stop...... and it was worse when i was an older teen/young adult, because my friends and i always seemed to fit the description of a robbery suspect........ some of these cops know what they are doing, Because Some Blacks folks are so used to being accosted by cops we become desensitized to it to an extent, and won't make a formal complaint because we know it goes nowhere, White people are the opposite with bad police encounters.....And I'll end with this...this isn't lightning in a bottle, Black people have been getting killed by Law enforcement for no reason, and without punishment since slavery ended, especially in the south and west, ALL black people know the stories.... what your are witnessing, is over three hundred YEARS of anger..

FYI, this month is also the 99 year anniversary of the Tulsa, OK massacre...

Thank you

 

[Skard]

It's simple. The people that actually give a damn are the ones that can get their message across peacefully. They know that two wrongs don't make a right.

They feel that there was an injustice by the police and they're protesting for change.

The looters and rioters on the other hand don't give a shit about the cause. They're just broke bitch scumbags that see an opportunity for mayhem and to steal shit that they could never afford with little to no repercussions.

In this case there was a bit of a repercussion.
Rock throwers see the driver is coming back to deal with them, and the first reaction is "Call the police." Ironic...

I don't know what that guy has in his hand, but it looks like some kind of super hero weapon.

 

[Joe Morgan]

Black lives matter more than white lives.

when a black man is killed by the police there’s a national media coverage, national outrage, mass protests, rioting and looting.
when a white man dies in the hands of police there is no media coverage, no national outrage, no protest and no rioting and looting. no one cares. which indicates black lives matters more than white lives.

White privilege didn’t save this white guy

 

[Joe Morgan]

“In 2018, the latest year for which such data have been published, African-Americans made up 53% of known homicide offenders in the U.S. and commit about 60% of robberies, though they are 13% of the population.”


Opinion | The Myth of Systemic Police Racism

 

[Skard]

For Don Damond, George Floyd's death brings back pain of Justine Ruszczyk's fatal shooting by Minneapolis police
Fiancé of police-shooting victim feels solidarity.
By Reid Forgrave Star Tribune

JUNE 6, 2020 — 12:16AM

Justine Ruszczyk Damond was fatally shot by Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor on July 15, 2017.

Here’s a solid plan: defund the police, release criminals from jails, refuse to co-operate with federal law enforcement, open the borders, get rid of bail, set a limit at which theft is allowed with no arrests, and stir up as much chaos as possible. #Democrats

 

[Dresden]

“In 2018, the latest year for which such data have been published, African-Americans made up 53% of known homicide offenders in the U.S. and commit about 60% of robberies, though they are 13% of the population.”


Opinion | The Myth of Systemic Police Racism

Question, what crime did George Floyd commit that warranted his death...since your throwing up crime stats and all?

 

[Dresden]

For Don Damond, George Floyd's death brings back pain of Justine Ruszczyk's fatal shooting by Minneapolis police
Fiancé of police-shooting victim feels solidarity.
By Reid Forgrave Star Tribune

JUNE 6, 2020 — 12:16AM

Justine Ruszczyk Damond was fatally shot by Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor on July 15, 2017.

Here’s a solid plan: defund the police, release criminals from jails, refuse to co-operate with federal law enforcement, open the borders, get rid of bail, set a limit at which theft is allowed with no arrests, and stir up as much chaos as possible. #Democrats

I believe that cop currently sits in prison...which is the fastest arrest , trial, and conviction Ive ever seen after a Cop kills someone unarmed...

 

[Joe Morgan]

Question, what crime did George Floyd commit that warranted his death...since your throwing up crime stats and all?

nothing warranted his death. he was murdered by the police.
if anything maybe the cop who had his knee on floyd’s neck should be getting the death sentence.

after there was no pulse the cop kept his knee on his throat for almost 3 minutes. that’s intent to commit murder.

 

[Dresden]

Black lives matter more than white lives.

when a black man is killed by the police there’s a national media coverage, national outrage, mass protests, rioting and looting.
when a white man dies in the hands of police there is no media coverage, no national outrage, no protest and no rioting and looting. no one cares. which indicates black lives matters more than white lives.

White privilege didn’t save this white guy

you need to protest that...

 

[Dresden]

nothing warranted his death. he was murdered by the police.
if anything maybe the cop who had his knee on floyd’s neck should be giving the death sentence.

after there was no pulse the cop kept his knee on his throat for almost 3 minutes. that’s intent to commit murder.

Ok, i was just curious what crime stats had to do with his murder

 

[flenser]

All this attention on what race gets the best/worst treatment by the police is just another way to divide us. I'm just fine with black killings getting all the attention as long as it impedes the rising police state.

Unfortunately, it's probably too little too late considering the return of the violent anarcho-communists. I thought they died off in the 80's, but I guess not. Already there is widescale support for military intervention, a.k.a. martial law. It's going to be an interesting decade.

 

[Oldschool]

All this attention on what race gets the best/worst treatment by the police is just another way to divide us. I'm just fine with black killings getting all the attention as long as it impedes the rising police state.

Unfortunately, it's probably too little too late considering the return of the violent anarcho-communists. I thought they died off in the 80's, but I guess not. Already there is widescale support for military intervention, a.k.a. martial law. It's going to be an interesting decade.

Going to be very interesting. This is just the beginning in my opinion. Nothing but a test run.

 

[Joe Morgan]

Ok, i was just curious what crime stats had to do with his murder

With all the robberies and murders happening during the riots I think it’s relevant. because this thread is about riots, robberies and murders

I also posted it because it’s shocking numbers. I didn’t know the numbers were so lopsided.

 

[Dresden]

All this attention on what race gets the best/worst treatment by the police is just another way to divide us. I'm just fine with black killings getting all the attention as long as it impedes the rising police state.

Unfortunately, it's probably too little too late considering the return of the violent anarcho-communists. I thought they died off in the 80's, but I guess not. Already there is widescale support for military intervention, a.k.a. martial law. It's going to be an interesting decade.

you may be right...remember this...every movement in this country, from labor to civil rights, always had infiltrators with their own agendas that threatened to rip it apart from within....and create a negative perception without...