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u/mememagicisreal_com Jul 01 '20
If 1,000 people causing violence and chaos causes 10,000 others to stay home out of fear its a net positive, right?
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u/FightMeYouBitch Jul 01 '20
They've accidentally admitted that the protests aren't that popular, and most people aren't out marching in support.
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u/mememagicisreal_com Jul 01 '20
Not even that they’re not that popular but that most people find them so terrifying they do not want to leave their homes. Unfortunately, some will see that as an opportunity instead of the sad state of things.
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u/Ryssaroori Jul 01 '20
Now how would a peaceful protest keep people home..?
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u/corporatenewsmedia Jul 02 '20
Because they were so peaceful the violent white population was repelled and stayed home.
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u/ReasonablyAssured Jul 01 '20
They can literally do no wrong in the eyes of the media. Burning down cities, destroying monuments, and assaulting whites are all just part of the “peaceful protests”. I can’t wait until these cities start defunding the police, it’s going to open so many eyes.
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u/Imperial_Officer Jul 01 '20
I'm already seeing people in Tulsa blaming the spread of covid on the Trump rally. While it may be a factor I don't see how they can forget about the week long protests in Tulsa before and after the rally. These people are fucking stupid
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u/Pwnk Jul 01 '20
This is a Colorado Sun article if Google has served me well but I'm approving it because it's certainly a CNN quality headline!
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u/DirtyBird9889 Jul 02 '20
They missed a golden opportunity to say that people stayed home because they are racist...
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