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Terrorizing inside places designated for high-safety-risk public conveyances of people is a bad thing. So we now have laws against that. I must be overlooking
by egberts1 6y ago
Terrorizing inside places designated for high-safety-risk public conveyances of people is a bad thing.
So we now have laws against that.
I must be overlooking things here. Why is that not a good law?
And how is that not making it safer for public conveyances such as roads, highway, freeway, and parkway.
- redis_mlc 6y agoWhat's actually happening is this. Young people think the riots are "just" and "getting even" for unspecified historical wrongs. When asked, they have incoherent answers. Marxists (BLM "leaders", radical feminists, profs) see this as an opportunity to destabilize existing society to usurp power for themselves, at any price. (And in the case of BLM leaders, free houses.) Blacks define "white supremacy" as "all white people" and use that as an excuse for rioting - which is pure racism (see LeBron James' recent racist tweet.) Democratic leaders built walls around their offices and homes, while refusing to build a border wall because "got mine." So you have an intersection of different groups attacking society in the hope that something shakes out in their favor, at any price to other people. The US is the least racist major country in history, yet if you're a prole, you can be convinced it's "evil". For those who hate the US, here's a question: what country is better? Which country would you move to?