Why does looting bother people?

It's a beautiful thing when democrats accidentally slip up, let their guard down, and get HONEST with the public!
She can't understand why looting bothers people more than black people dying at the hands of the police. That is not a slip up. That's what she believes as do most sane people.

When protests turn violent as they often do with such hot issues, the protesters lose public support which was the very reason for the protests. The public begins to sympathies with small store owners who are being hurt. Protesting police violence does about as much good as protesting death and taxes. Nothing ever seems to change.

No, she ASSUMES that looting bothers people more than black people dying at the hands of the police, and then she adopts a tone of moral superiority and condemnation on the basis of her assumption.

The truth is that decent people across the nation, of all races, are outraged at George Floyd's death, while also considering rioting and looting to be evil and unacceptable. Most people are able to object to multiple forms of evil all at the same time. We're even capable of differentiating between protesting and looting.
Whenever you have a black person die at the hands of a white cop, the first reaction is racist....he/sh murdered our precious son/daughter/father/mother/cousin/brother/sister.
Whenever you have a white person die at the hands of a black cop, the first reaction is...nothing.
Whites die at the hands of cops far in excess than blacks at the hands of cops.
The falsely called "Democrat" party (it's actually now a Marxist party) likes to keep fomenting the idea that blacks are victims, especially around election time. Apparently, the newest video shows Floyd struggling with the cops as they were trying to put him in their car. That doesn't excuse that he died at the hands of cops. I am sure that in keeping Floyd pinned down, that the cop was not intending to kill him. This is a case of, at most, involuntary manslaughter.
Let's put you in the position of being a police officer and you have to arrest someone for a crime they just committed (how serious or not the crime was is irrelevant, you are per the law, required to arrest the criminal). That criminal, regardless of his or her color, insists that he/she isn't about to be arrested and turns to walk away. NOW...your response as a police officer is:
To use non-lethal force to subdue the person. And choking off a person's breathing for 8 mins when they are clearly unable to breath does not fit the definition of non-lethal force. I suspect that the immediate firing was due to violation of police dept's regulations. I rather doubt buying cigarettes with a counterfeit $20 bill should resulted in that kind of response.
Female store owners shouldnt be beaten with 2x4's either. Do you have a way to stop people from doing bad things? You better have a damn good way, otherwise what is the point of your democrat riots?

So lets hear it. How do you guys plan on stopping people from doing bad things in the future? What exactly do you want us to do?
 
This stupid assed Seattle far left radical council woman can't understand why looting bothers people. Does this mean she approves of looting? Obviously.
Socialist Seattle Councilmember Says She Can’t Figure Out Why ‘Looting Bothers People’ ⋆ The Washington Sentinel

Because it doesn't affect her.

If they were looting her own home, then looting would bother people.

It's that simple. All the people who approve of all of this, are people it does not directly affect.

My sister, who is a leftist bully, was ranting at someone on Facebook the other day that they needed to "check their white privilege" if they didn't understand the "anger in the black community expressed by the rioting and looting", to which I said, "Bitch, you're living in a safe, expensive white community 20 miles from the riots, cheering on people destroying other people's neighborhoods. If that's not 'white privilege', I don't know what is."
 
I'm not a fan of hers but when you look at the whole context of the the discussion, it appears to me she's isn't defending looting so much as pointing out that it's ridiculous to be more upset about looting than at the loss of human life.
The looters are killing people too.
Yes, but what relationship does that have to her position that it's ridiculous to be more upset about looting than at the loss of human life. She is not condoning looting. She is saying we should be more concerned about killing people that stealing store merchandise.

No, she's saying, "Ignore the looting and focus on what we TELL you to focus on."
 
It's a beautiful thing when democrats accidentally slip up, let their guard down, and get HONEST with the public!
She can't understand why looting bothers people more than black people dying at the hands of the police. That is not a slip up. That's what she believes as do most sane people.

When protests turn violent as they often do with such hot issues, the protesters lose public support which was the very reason for the protests. The public begins to sympathies with small store owners who are being hurt. Protesting police violence does about as much good as protesting death and taxes. Nothing ever seems to change.

No, she ASSUMES that looting bothers people more than black people dying at the hands of the police, and then she adopts a tone of moral superiority and condemnation on the basis of her assumption.

The truth is that decent people across the nation, of all races, are outraged at George Floyd's death, while also considering rioting and looting to be evil and unacceptable. Most people are able to object to multiple forms of evil all at the same time. We're even capable of differentiating between protesting and looting.
Whenever you have a black person die at the hands of a white cop, the first reaction is racist....he/sh murdered our precious son/daughter/father/mother/cousin/brother/sister.
Whenever you have a white person die at the hands of a black cop, the first reaction is...nothing.
Whites die at the hands of cops far in excess than blacks at the hands of cops.
The falsely called "Democrat" party (it's actually now a Marxist party) likes to keep fomenting the idea that blacks are victims, especially around election time. Apparently, the newest video shows Floyd struggling with the cops as they were trying to put him in their car. That doesn't excuse that he died at the hands of cops. I am sure that in keeping Floyd pinned down, that the cop was not intending to kill him. This is a case of, at most, involuntary manslaughter.
Let's put you in the position of being a police officer and you have to arrest someone for a crime they just committed (how serious or not the crime was is irrelevant, you are per the law, required to arrest the criminal). That criminal, regardless of his or her color, insists that he/she isn't about to be arrested and turns to walk away. NOW...your response as a police officer is:
To use non-lethal force to subdue the person. And choking off a person's breathing for 8 mins when they are clearly unable to breath does not fit the definition of non-lethal force. I suspect that the immediate firing was due to violation of police dept's regulations. I rather doubt buying cigarettes with a counterfeit $20 bill should resulted in that kind of response.
Female store owners shouldnt be beaten with 2x4's either. Do you have a way to stop people from doing bad things? You better have a damn good way, otherwise what is the point of your democrat riots?

So lets hear it. How do you guys plan on stopping people from doing bad things in the future? What exactly do you want us to do?
I know a few females that should be beaten by a 2x4.
 
I'm not a fan of hers but when you look at the whole context of the the discussion, it appears to me she's isn't defending looting so much as pointing out that it's ridiculous to be more upset about looting than at the loss of human life.
The looters are killing people too.
Yes, but what relationship does that have to her position that it's ridiculous to be more upset about looting than at the loss of human life. She is not condoning looting. She is saying we should be more concerned about killing people that stealing store merchandise.
She sure as heck condoning looting. IMHO. I think i can be concerned about loss of life and destruction of our country at the same time.
You might try reading what the woman actually said as oppose to what you are reading into what she said.
 
I'm not a fan of hers but when you look at the whole context of the the discussion, it appears to me she's isn't defending looting so much as pointing out that it's ridiculous to be more upset about looting than at the loss of human life.
The looters are killing people too.
Yes, but what relationship does that have to her position that it's ridiculous to be more upset about looting than at the loss of human life. She is not condoning looting. She is saying we should be more concerned about killing people that stealing store merchandise.
She sure as heck condoning looting. IMHO. I think i can be concerned about loss of life and destruction of our country at the same time.
You might try reading what the woman actually said as oppose to what you are reading into what she said.
She is trying to minimize the destruction that democrats are wreaking on our country. It isnt going to work.
 
It's a beautiful thing when democrats accidentally slip up, let their guard down, and get HONEST with the public!
She can't understand why looting bothers people more than black people dying at the hands of the police. That is not a slip up. That's what she believes as do most sane people.

When protests turn violent as they often do with such hot issues, the protesters lose public support which was the very reason for the protests. The public begins to sympathies with small store owners who are being hurt. Protesting police violence does about as much good as protesting death and taxes. Nothing ever seems to change.

No, she ASSUMES that looting bothers people more than black people dying at the hands of the police, and then she adopts a tone of moral superiority and condemnation on the basis of her assumption.

The truth is that decent people across the nation, of all races, are outraged at George Floyd's death, while also considering rioting and looting to be evil and unacceptable. Most people are able to object to multiple forms of evil all at the same time. We're even capable of differentiating between protesting and looting.
Whenever you have a black person die at the hands of a white cop, the first reaction is racist....he/sh murdered our precious son/daughter/father/mother/cousin/brother/sister.
Whenever you have a white person die at the hands of a black cop, the first reaction is...nothing.
Whites die at the hands of cops far in excess than blacks at the hands of cops.
The falsely called "Democrat" party (it's actually now a Marxist party) likes to keep fomenting the idea that blacks are victims, especially around election time. Apparently, the newest video shows Floyd struggling with the cops as they were trying to put him in their car. That doesn't excuse that he died at the hands of cops. I am sure that in keeping Floyd pinned down, that the cop was not intending to kill him. This is a case of, at most, involuntary manslaughter.
Let's put you in the position of being a police officer and you have to arrest someone for a crime they just committed (how serious or not the crime was is irrelevant, you are per the law, required to arrest the criminal). That criminal, regardless of his or her color, insists that he/she isn't about to be arrested and turns to walk away. NOW...your response as a police officer is:
To use non-lethal force to subdue the person. And choking off a person's breathing for 8 mins when they are clearly unable to breath does not fit the definition of non-lethal force. I suspect that the immediate firing was due to violation of police dept's regulations. I rather doubt buying cigarettes with a counterfeit $20 bill should resulted in that kind of response.
Female store owners shouldnt be beaten with 2x4's either. Do you have a way to stop people from doing bad things? You better have a damn good way, otherwise what is the point of your democrat riots?

So lets hear it. How do you guys plan on stopping people from doing bad things in the future? What exactly do you want us to do?
There is no way to stop people from doing bad things. The protests were about how people who do bad things should be treated; bad things meaning being black in a high crime area.
 
This stupid assed Seattle far left radical council woman can't understand why looting bothers people. Does this mean she approves of looting? Obviously.
Socialist Seattle Councilmember Says She Can’t Figure Out Why ‘Looting Bothers People’ ⋆ The Washington Sentinel

Because it doesn't affect her.

If they were looting her own home, then looting would bother people.

It's that simple. All the people who approve of all of this, are people it does not directly affect.

My sister, who is a leftist bully, was ranting at someone on Facebook the other day that they needed to "check their white privilege" if they didn't understand the "anger in the black community expressed by the rioting and looting", to which I said, "Bitch, you're living in a safe, expensive white community 20 miles from the riots, cheering on people destroying other people's neighborhoods. If that's not 'white privilege', I don't know what is."
Those who rebuke violent responses to injustice should ask themselves: How should the oppressed respond to their oppressors? How should the nation respond to political dissent? How do the oppressed procure power? Throughout history, black people have employed violence, nonviolence, marches, and boycotts. Only one thing is clear—there is no form of black protest that the opposition will sanction.


Since the beginning of this country, riots and violent rhetoric have been markers of patriotism. When our Founding Fathers fought for independence, violence was the clarion call. Phrases such as “Live free or die,” “Give me liberty or give me death,” and “Rebellion to tyrants is obedience to God” echoed throughout the nation, and continue today. Force and violence have always been used as weapons to defend liberty, because—as John Adams once said in reference to the colonists’ treatment by the British—“We won’t be their Negroes.”


Black rebellion and protest, though, have historically never been coupled with allegiance to American democracy. Today, peaceful demonstrations and violent riots alike have erupted across the country in response to police brutality and the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery. Yet the language used to refer to protesters has included looters, thugs, and even claims that they are un-American. The philosophy of force and violence to obtain freedom has long been employed by white people and explicitly denied to black Americans.

 
These mass demonstrations are a perfect place for the virus to spread. There is only two subjects for the media now, the protests and covid. Trump is having to come up with a lot crazy shit in order to get attention.

Anyone who still believes in the #CoronaHoax2020 is almost as big an idiot as anyone who defends looters, or even indirectly, by defending someone who defends looters.

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Do you value your property more than your life??

No, but I value my property more than I value your life, especially if you're trying to steal or destroy my property.

Do you value your own life more than you value my property? Then keep your filthy hands off of my property.
Depending on the state you live in, you could go to jail protecting your property depending on the circumstances. If I shot someone over a theft of property, it would have to be really valuable to put up with legal shit that would follow.
 
My sister, who is a leftist bully, was ranting at someone on Facebook the other day that they needed to "check their white privilege" if they didn't understand the "anger in the black community expressed by the rioting and looting", to which I said, "Bitch, you're living in a safe, expensive white community 20 miles from the riots, cheering on people destroying other people's neighborhoods. If that's not 'white privilege', I don't know what is."
Check out the double standard of ESPN basketball writer Chris Martin Palmer.
In one tweet he is all for burning down the ghetto and downtown Minneapoplis

As he learns rioters are heading towards the exclusive rich suburbs in LA where he lives his attitude does an
absolute 180 degree turn. I love how he says burning down HIS neighborhood would be a "disservice" to the memory of criminal and victim George Floyd.

What a sick hypocrite!
 
This stupid assed Seattle far left radical council woman can't understand why looting bothers people. Does this mean she approves of looting? Obviously.
Socialist Seattle Councilmember Says She Can’t Figure Out Why ‘Looting Bothers People’ ⋆ The Washington Sentinel

Because it doesn't affect her.

If they were looting her own home, then looting would bother people.

It's that simple. All the people who approve of all of this, are people it does not directly affect.

My sister, who is a leftist bully, was ranting at someone on Facebook the other day that they needed to "check their white privilege" if they didn't understand the "anger in the black community expressed by the rioting and looting", to which I said, "Bitch, you're living in a safe, expensive white community 20 miles from the riots, cheering on people destroying other people's neighborhoods. If that's not 'white privilege', I don't know what is."
Those who rebuke violent responses to injustice should ask themselves: How should the oppressed respond to their oppressors? How should the nation respond to political dissent? How do the oppressed procure power? Throughout history, black people have employed violence, nonviolence, marches, and boycotts. Only one thing is clear—there is no form of black protest that the opposition will sanction.

Since the beginning of this country, riots and violent rhetoric have been markers of patriotism. When our Founding Fathers fought for independence, violence was the clarion call. Phrases such as “Live free or die,” “Give me liberty or give me death,” and “Rebellion to tyrants is obedience to God” echoed throughout the nation, and continue today. Force and violence have always been used as weapons to defend liberty, because—as John Adams once said in reference to the colonists’ treatment by the British—“We won’t be their Negroes.”


Black rebellion and protest, though, have historically never been coupled with allegiance to American democracy. Today, peaceful demonstrations and violent riots alike have erupted across the country in response to police brutality and the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, and Ahmaud Arbery. Yet the language used to refer to protesters has included looters, thugs, and even claims that they are un-American. The philosophy of force and violence to obtain freedom has long been employed by white people and explicitly denied to black Americans.


Blacks are not oppressed. Floyd was a life long criminal, as most of the black people killed by police are in fact criminals. Floyd was a dead beat dad, that abandoned his children, to the point when he died, his kids didn't even know it was their father. Their mother had to tell them.... "oh by the way, that's daddy".

Floyd impersonated a cop or government employee, forced his way into a woman's house, and then hit her in the head with a gun. Floyd was a miserable criminal trash of a human being. This with many other criminal actions.

When you break the law, bad things happen.

Does that mean the officer was not wrong, in putting a knee on his neck? Of course the officer was wrong.

But black people are not oppressed. Police are not running around, randomly pick any black person off the street, and pinning them to the ground with a knee on their neck.

These are criminals. If anything, the criminals are the oppressors.

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Who is oppressing who here? Black people are the oppressors of black people.

That's fact.

Stop being criminal, and you won't have any problem with police.
 
It's a beautiful thing when democrats accidentally slip up, let their guard down, and get HONEST with the public!
She can't understand why looting bothers people more than black people dying at the hands of the police. That is not a slip up. That's what she believes as do most sane people.

When protests turn violent as they often do with such hot issues, the protesters lose public support which was the very reason for the protests. The public begins to sympathies with small store owners who are being hurt. Protesting police violence does about as much good as protesting death and taxes. Nothing ever seems to change.

No, she ASSUMES that looting bothers people more than black people dying at the hands of the police, and then she adopts a tone of moral superiority and condemnation on the basis of her assumption.

The truth is that decent people across the nation, of all races, are outraged at George Floyd's death, while also considering rioting and looting to be evil and unacceptable. Most people are able to object to multiple forms of evil all at the same time. We're even capable of differentiating between protesting and looting.
Whenever you have a black person die at the hands of a white cop, the first reaction is racist....he/sh murdered our precious son/daughter/father/mother/cousin/brother/sister.
Whenever you have a white person die at the hands of a black cop, the first reaction is...nothing.
Whites die at the hands of cops far in excess than blacks at the hands of cops.
The falsely called "Democrat" party (it's actually now a Marxist party) likes to keep fomenting the idea that blacks are victims, especially around election time. Apparently, the newest video shows Floyd struggling with the cops as they were trying to put him in their car. That doesn't excuse that he died at the hands of cops. I am sure that in keeping Floyd pinned down, that the cop was not intending to kill him. This is a case of, at most, involuntary manslaughter.
Let's put you in the position of being a police officer and you have to arrest someone for a crime they just committed (how serious or not the crime was is irrelevant, you are per the law, required to arrest the criminal). That criminal, regardless of his or her color, insists that he/she isn't about to be arrested and turns to walk away. NOW...your response as a police officer is:
To use non-lethal force to subdue the person. And choking off a person's breathing for 8 mins when they are clearly unable to breath does not fit the definition of non-lethal force. I suspect that the immediate firing was due to violation of police dept's regulations. I rather doubt buying cigarettes with a counterfeit $20 bill should resulted in that kind of response.
Female store owners shouldnt be beaten with 2x4's either. Do you have a way to stop people from doing bad things? You better have a damn good way, otherwise what is the point of your democrat riots?

So lets hear it. How do you guys plan on stopping people from doing bad things in the future? What exactly do you want us to do?
There is no way to stop people from doing bad things. The protests were about how people who do bad things should be treated; bad things meaning being black in a high crime area.
Regardless of one's skin color, if one is a criminal, I don't have much sympathy for them, especially if they repeatedly commit crimes after being arrested. Get rid of them, I say.
 
I'm not a fan of hers but when you look at the whole context of the the discussion, it appears to me she's isn't defending looting so much as pointing out that it's ridiculous to be more upset about looting than at the loss of human life.

Human life?

Hundred bucks says she's a fucking proabort.
Name the dem who is pro life.
The Dems are a death cult. And Blacks have been their pawns for 50 years.
 

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