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In reply to the discussion: I live in St. Paul, across the Mississippi River from Minneapolis. [View all]US4u2
(91 posts)but I don't get it. The riot targeted black people's businesses? I saw one news short that showed a black owner of a business brought to tears as he walked through the remains of the store that was his life's work and it touched me deep inside. Why destroy this man's property because you're angry with white privilege? Isn't he black like you, struggling to live a better life? And isn't it the same crime you are screaming at the top of your voice to stop, the callous destruction of a black life? If black lives matter, why doesn't his? Do black lives not matter to black people? I'm afraid I don't understand, because it seems that in order to protest the needless and shameful death of this man and the way POC are treated these days, the idea is to go out and destroy other black people's lives and property. How does that make any sense? Shouldn't you be attacking white businesses? I don't get it.