“I haven’t seen it therefore it doesn’t exist”
92% of BLM protests were nonviolent and the ones that were usually involved cops instigating
I just tried to find it, there’s a video of him punching a girl who was fighting his sister but for one, the girl was white, and for two, the people recording the video are too far away to hear what he is saying. Just go find the video genius
There were quite literally thousands of protests even in small cities in middle America, all the big protests in the large cities turned into violent looting with people starting fires and destroying property, I literally went to them and saw people looting Santa Monica in broad daylight and people lighting cars on fire, destroying things and looting and there weren’t even police around
That was day two btw, there was the first day where looting and property damage went on until late at night
Over a billion in property damage “very peaceful”
I don’t think you know what ‘all’ means
You’re literally calling them “peaceful riots”
you’re falling for hyperbolic nonsense meant to justify violence against protestors
?? I was at the protests turned riots and saw with my own eyes what happened, and all you had to do was turn the local news on in any city to see it elsewhere
No? I very clearly refer to the riots as riots and the protests as protests
Not all protests turned into riots, 92% of them in fact
Wow that’s a really sick sample size bro
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So over a billion in property damage, the costliest riots in US history, worse than the 92 LA riots, were “mostly peaceful”
Yes
You’re actually deluded by CNN
if the BLM protests never happened would McDonalds have brought back the dollar menu?
with all the money saved from the lack of riots i think they may have
Considering just about every city in America had weeks if not months of protests, if they were all as violent as you think they were the number would be a lot higher
“ At least 200 cities in the U.S. had imposed curfews by early June 2020, while more than 30 states and Washington, D.C. activated over 96,000 National Guard, State Guard, 82nd Airborne, and 3rd Infantry Regiment service members.[31][32][33][34] The deployment, when combined with preexisting deployments related to the COVID-19 pandemic and other natural disasters, constituted the largest military operation other than war in U.S. history.”