Moxie
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Just before you keep getting away with quoting these 9 deaths, why don't you provide a link so we can discuss.This is why, again, I say that the Democratic Party voter base is low-information and outright dumb. Do you know the details of what happened in those 9 cases? They were violent encounters in which the use of force by the police officer was typically justified. Some time in the next few days I will go through and list the names and what occurred for you. Apparently you think those 9 unarmed blacks suspects were the equivalent of an innocent pet whose owner came home after a bad day of work and started taking their frustration out on them. To put it mildly, that was not the case.
Now, as for perspective, even if the unarmed suspects were killed completely without justification (which was not the case, but let's say for the sake of argument that it was), a number of 9 for the entire country is utterly negligible. It's not enough reason to hold mass protests and talk as though an entire race of people is being mowed down indiscriminately. That is an utterly ludicrous conclusion to be drawn. There are roughly 40 million black people in the United States. Assuming half of them are male, that leaves a proportion of 9 over 20 million, or .0000045% that were killed by police in 2019 while unarmed.
And that is worth causing hundreds of millions of dollars of property damage in multiple cities over? Please.
Just read your above. You are trying to say that what happened in 2019 is what has caused the recent outrage. Somehow you completely forgot George Floyd. Ahmaud Arbery. Breonna Taylor. All lives lost at the hands of racist violence have built towards this, but you don't get to ignore the most recent outrages that sparked the flames. And you continue to insist that property damage is more outrageous than lives lost. SMH.