gravy
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I'm trying to ask you the same thing.David Dorn died. He was 77 years old. A black retired police officer. Dead. There are at least 12 deaths associated with this movement. There are many more injuries and beatings by mobs in the street. How many more innocent people need to die to show that black lives matter?
and these are only a FEW.
Mhm. And the people that died by police brutality that never got justice? Whose friends and family, not to mention the rest of the world, had to see die? Whose community has to go out in the street to protest peacefully only to be met by tear gas, rubber bullets, batons, and physical damage while fighting for their rights against a corrupt system? Whose enemies that received attention, spreading the ideologies of racism and hate across the globe? Whose lives were cut short due to a white police officer feeling the need to choose violence as the first option. I'll wait for your heartfelt statement on them.As for businesses, only someone who has never worked hard to create anything or has no empathy can listen to those two business owners and feel nothing. It's not the building I mourn, it's the years of hard work and dedication I mourn. It's the life of a woman who had to pick through the rumble of her store who has lost everything. It's the life of an ex-fire fighter, a man in tears.
If you don't care about the lives lost and ruined due to this, you don't really care about black lives. You're an anarchist.
"Yes, it's sad, but-" does not count.