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I think a lot of the protestors got the hell out of there and took cover when things kicked off more. It's just rioters now.
I'd advise wait for the recovery fundraiser because some of the rioters have caused affordable housing blocks to burn down costing people who live their all their belongings and basically leaving them homeless for the moment.Minneapolis is not gonna play ball. DA will not press charges. Cowabunga it is.
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Highly inaccurate. Streams I’ve seen from last night included all types, including plenty of people upset at the escalation. Also looting and protesting are hardly mutually exclusive, you can see identical behavior in the Hong Kong protests and elsewhere. This is what happens when authorities are deemed illegitimate.
Housing in question was an incomplete condominium to my knowledge.
Closest comparison to this scenario would be the LA race riots where around a hundred died, a number I imagine this will dwarf due to the conflicting forces involved and how rapidly solidarity protests have spread to other major metros.
I never saw much looting if any happening during the Hong Kong protests etc
I dunno looked pretty complete from what was being shown.
We had our national riots in England back in 2011. It started in London as a protest against the police shooting a man, but then devolved into a riot. Other people across the country then participated in copycat riots in other cities. No real motive other than a chance to get away with property damage and looting in the middle of the recession. Five people were murdered, and 205 people were injured, 189 of whom were police officers. £200 million in property damage was committed. Over 3000 people were arrested. If the riots in the US "stick" like that, I'd expect all the bad numbers to be worse.
Plenty, largely of businesses viewed as “mainlander” or police aligned. Common criticism by dumbass supporters of the CCP and the cops. Our media just never focused on it. This happens all over dude.
Nah
Ah good to know they were empty.
Eh, it probably was part of a public grant, they’ll be there again assumedly.
