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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: Brumar89 who wrote (1237433)6/7/2020 8:27:18 PM
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Probably, but it resulted in mass destruction nonetheless. The Democrat Mayors and Governors failed to protect innocent civilians and their property and businesses.

10 unarmed black people were killed in 2018 by police officers, 5 of which were trying to kill the officer in question. That leaves 5 blacks who were likely killed unjustifiably, and yet, we are told that this happens all the time, there is systemic racism among the 700,000 police officers in the US, and that they are committing an ongoing genocide. Um, 5 people is not a genocide, especially considering this was out of 6.5 million violent crimes in that same year. I'd say it is remarkable that it was so little, given that police find themselves at risk of their own lives constantly and that 89 police officers lost their lives in the line of duty that same year. 89 vs 5. Why aren't police officers out in the streets rioting for blue lives lost? 19 unarmed white people were killed by police that same year. Why aren't white people in the streets rioting, looting, and killing people?

The bottom line is that there is no justification for what the black people did to our cities. They acted like animals and our reaction to that is a rational one. I'm disgusted by what they did.
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