Democrats are threatening to burn the entire f...ing thing down.

[StoneByStone]

That's a laughable and repugnant notion, IMO.

Hey, someone finally took your mask off! And it was me, I'm honored.

[AProudLefty]

You think they'll bring friends, or go it alone?

You think they'll actually do it?

[volsrock]

Terrorist!!!!

[TexanManWithPlans]

So you ARE outraged. It's not manufactured after all! You're a liar.

So you are fear mongering as well. Why do you think Trump or the Senate wants to outlaw science or civil rights?

You have been caught in your own inversion fallacy. It is YOU manufacturing outrage.

The manufactured outrage comment was in reference to the dipshit screenshotting random Twitter users to create panic among right-wingers.

[Bill]

The manufactured outrage comment was in reference to the dipshit screenshotting random Twitter users to create panic among right-wingers.

Well it does not take much to get them panicking....... Kinda like a heard of beasts..........

[AProudLefty]

OOOOOooooooOOOOOoooooo I'm scared!

[AProudLefty]

I'm shaking in my boots! Hold my hands, mama!

[Nordberg]

Rightys can not discern the difference between a person saying something and an entire party agreeing to it. Another childish and dishonest thread.

[ExpressLane]

Democrats have Harry Reed to thank for this.

[AProudLefty]

[AProudLefty]

[Legion]

Rioters tore through dense stretches of Minneapolis, St. Paul and other metro communities in retaliation, causing millions in property damage to more than 1,500 locations.

In their wake, vandals left a trail of smashed doors and windows, covered hundreds of boarded-up businesses with graffiti and set fire to nearly 150 buildings, with dozens burned to the ground. Pharmacies, groceries, liquor stores, tobacco shops and cell phone stores were ransacked, losing thousands of dollars in stolen merchandise. Many were looted repeatedly over consecutive nights.

Other property — like gas stations, restaurants and even parked cars — was set on fire, with much of it completely destroyed.

The full extent of damage to Twin Cities buildings — including residences, churches, non-profits and minority-owned businesses — could take weeks or months to calculate. Already on the ropes from months of lost revenue during a global pandemic, some businesses may never reopen as others are still temporarily or indefinitely closed.

Buildings along a 5-mile stretch of Lake Street in Minneapolis and a 3.5-mile stretch of University Avenue in St. Paul's Midway area experienced some of the heaviest damage.

The Midtown Global Market area experienced one of the most concentrated tolls during the Floyd riots. More than a dozen businesses near E. Lake Street and Chicago Avenue were destroyed by fire, and a few dozen more reported fire damage with many being burned severely.

Less than two miles to the west near Hennepin Avenue and W. Lake Street, nearly 40 businesses were broken into or heavily looted, including large retailers like H&M, Timberland, an Apple store, Kitchen Window and Urban Outfitters. Just a few blocks away near Lyndale Avenue and W. Lake Street, a cluster of nearly 30 businesses sustained property damage, including several restaurants and bars.

Across the river in St. Paul, the hardest-hit area was a 1-mile stretch of the Midway along University Avenue between Snelling and Lexington avenues, although damage extended a few miles, stopping just short of the State Capitol. In all, more than 70 businesses were hit, with more than a dozen sustaining serious fire damage.









https://www.startribune.com/minneapolis-st-paul-buildings-are-damaged-looted-after-george-floyd-protests-riots/569930671/

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[AProudLefty]

Makes you wonder if those people are actually paid by Trump administration or other organizations.

[Bill]