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Protests?

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You better check again. They was vandalizing stores and setting fires in LA lastnight!

 

Those are rioters. Not protesters.

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Neither are protesters....

 

Somebody needs to learn the difference between a protester and a rioter, they aren't one in the same.

 

Just so we are all clear on the difference between protesters and rioters.

The protesters are upset because their candidate didn't win.

And the rioters are upset because their candidate didn't win.

I don't care if you protest. But when you start destroying private and public property, you cross a line from protester to criminal. We need to do something to deter this.

Just so we are all clear on the difference between protesters and rioters.

The protesters are upset because their candidate didn't win.

And the rioters are upset because their candidate didn't win.

 

I know you're intelligent enough to actually know the difference between the two...

Does anyone have a link to riot coverage?

Just so we are all clear on the difference between protesters and rioters.

The protesters are upset because their candidate didn't win.

And the rioters are upset because their candidate didn't win.

rioters incite chaos, violence, and destruction as their form protest. Big distinction. 1 group has a legitimate gripe and handles it properly, the other group just wants to "mess stuff up"
I don't care if you protest. But when you start destroying private and public property, you cross a line from protester to criminal. We need to do something to deter this.

 

Simple isn't it?

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rioters incite chaos, violence, and destruction as their form protest. Big distinction. 1 group has a legitimate gripe and handles it properly, the other group just wants to "mess stuff up"

 

So you just said rioters are using violence etc. as their form of PROTEST And ukmustang agreed with you. Ok we are clear.

So you just said rioters are using violence etc. as their form of PROTEST And ukmustang agreed with you. Ok we are clear.

 

As usual, false.

Some are following the law; some aren't.

 

Arrest the criminals; allow the others their voice.

These violent protests remind me of 2008 and 2012 when these who were upset by Obama's win took to the streets, overturned and burned cars, vandalized buildings, burned American Flags etc.....wait....that didn't hapoen. Nevermind.

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As usual, false.

 

Darn it. I saw you quoted grant and thought it was his last post. You got me again. Haven't had my coffee yet, cobwebs still in the eyes. My apologies.

Those are rioters. Not protesters.

 

When they all come from the same crowd it is sometimes difficult to tell the difference.

 

Would you agree?

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