Denied him of his civil rights.

The Target Downtown looks like something out of a Terminator movie. Completely destroyed.

Show the world how mad you are by destroying your neighborhood, that'll teach'em. Also, surprised how health conscious the looters are. Just about everyone was wearing a mask!

Yep, I had a friend that had a business in Gary, In. back in the 80s. He said in a matter of years they went from 3 grocery stores to none. The rioters destroyed that town. Not sure what is left of it now.

In addition to that, it changes the narrative from “We want justice!” to “Rioters and looters are destroying their own city and businesses that had nothing to do with the situation.”

It’s totally counterproductive.

Just as in another case where a video is posted and only half is viewed to stir up a reaction, just as you would find in other similar vids seen on social media:

Cop Block
Police the Police 2 and 3
And other media outlets that Scrutinize LEOs abroad

In summation-

When people, of any race, don’t follow the law, it wrong and sometimes disgusting-
When people, of any race, fight or try to resist cops during the cops investigation, it’s stupid and sometimes disgusting-
When cops, of any race, abuse their power, it’s wrong and sometimes disgusting-
When stupid azz people, of any race, riots like we see in this case and have seen in similar cases, it’s stupid , criminal and disgusting-

Don’t be stupid and disgusting-

Saw someone protesting with 4 large flat screens on a shopping cart. One looked to be a 70 incher. I could just see his pain!

I’ve got a problem with them killing the guy for sure.

If the cops showed up and killed all the looters I would back them 100%.

I was a little late to the video, as up to this point I had just heard about this. It turned my stomach to see that.

If a bad cop is simply a bad seed in the bunch, I wonder where the "good seeds" were there. They stood by and ran cover for their buddy so he could murder a man.

In no way, shape, or form do I condone looting. But I have to wonder if it is a visceral response when a population becomes so disenfranchised that they feel the social contract has been broken by those in power.