>Black lives matter is destroying cities across the USA. You're right in that there is unfortunately some damage being caused to property, with some of those n

>Black lives matter is destroying cities across the USA. You're right in that there is unfortunately some damage being caused to property, with some of those not having large corporate backings or insurance to recover from it. It's apparent that there are some opportunists using the protests as cover, or that this is a misguided small fraction of people protesting. If we're talking about what is destroying our cities, this is a small blip. We have a opioid crisis, thousands of people routinely going bankrupt not being able to afford healthcare, and a government that stacks the odds against the working-class in favor of the rich. Corporations are getting more powerful and there is a greater wealth disparity than ever before. If anything that is what is destroying our cities and this is some minor symptom of it.