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1. lsh123+gf[view] [source] 2020-06-02 02:30:33
>>oftenw+(OP)
Could we please stop calling “protesters” all the people looting jewelry stores, Target, Nike, etc? These are not protesters, these are looters. Police should use any means at their disposal to protect lives and property from looters and rioters.
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2. parham+Cf[view] [source] 2020-06-02 02:33:49
>>lsh123+gf
There are a ton of heavy, non-looting protests going on as well.
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3. lsh123+Hg[view] [source] 2020-06-02 02:43:48
>>parham+Cf
Absolutely and I don’t think that any reasonable person will have any problem with those. I can’t speak for all the places in US but my observations in San Jose (both personal and through FB/media) is that police was cool with peaceful protests. I saw a few times police and protesters hugging each other, doing fist bumps, etc.
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4. runarb+Uh[view] [source] 2020-06-02 02:53:56
>>lsh123+Hg
From my experience a protest usually becomes exactly as violent as the police initiates. In every protest I’ve attended the police is always the most violent actor.
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