Where Black Lives Matter Rioters Learned To Call Looting ‘Reparations’ – The Federalist

In Chicago this summer, Black Lives Matter protesters have repeatedly called for committing crimes as vengeance for claimed racial injustice. A few days ago, marchers in Millennium Park unfurled huge banners, one of which proclaimed “loot it all back.”
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NB-Chicago
5 years ago

from the pics the LOOTERS LIVES MATTER /BLM protesters are mostly hippster white kids

NB-Chicago
5 years ago
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Also, no worries for looted businesses because jb/state is now using covid CARES ACT funding to bail out looted business to keep blm/ sjw/systemic racist charade going till november…for gigantic $trillion$ HEROS ACT bailout/payday for all are public sect heros…thats all its about

YeahJBWillSaveUsAll
5 years ago

A few points obvious to even the less discerning reader… 1) No one is “left out of he social contract”… People choose to not assimilate. Entitlement is not a exclusively a “privilege” issue… I imagine one of the factors that enables criminals to engage in said acts is a belief that “cause I am this or that” I am entitled to commit an act that violates the law…. 2) Choices have consequences – one of the most humorous (ironic, sad, etc.) expressions that has come out of the silliness of riots and misguided protests is the phrase, “play stupid games,… Read more »

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Mike
5 years ago

The following is a Tuesday August 18, 2020 video of Michelle Gallardo of WLS-TV (ABC 7 Chicago) reporting that most State Street business from Kinzie St. past Hubbard St. to Illinois St. (two blocks in River North) in Chicago are still boarded up as a result of the Monday Morning August 10th looting and rioting. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENj-OKlYvBc Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot and Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx policies also failed to protect Chicago businesses during the May 29, 2020 – May 31, 2020 and beyond looting and rioting. When and where will the looters and rioters next perform their criminal… Read more »

Susan
5 years ago

If looting/reparations are truly the point, why not seek them where they can be gotten most efficiently?
Looting Pritzker Astor Street mansions would seem to promise a much bigger payday than looting retail shops.

No person in the nation epitomizes white privilege more than Governor of Illinois Pritzker: generational wealth preservation due to trust fund estate tax exemptions, consequence-free evasion of the law (widely reported alleged property tax fraud , unlawful use of non-union workers on
properties)… it is beyond comprehension that this guy is given safe harbor by social justice seekers.

Mike
5 years ago

Great article.

Joy Pullmann omitted a contributing factor to the BLM looting rioting reparations etc. madness.

The Democrats need to create lots of wedge issues because Joe Biden Can’t Talk.

Tom Paine's Ghost
5 years ago

I’ve said it before and believe that it is very sad but true: This rioting won’t end until rioters and looters are shot.

True believer
5 years ago

Blm is a domestic terrorist Marxist organization which should be investigated by the us attorney. Unfortunately, RINO Lausch is a Beverly democrat who is bff with Lightfoot. So the looting will continue in exchange for democratic votes to elect senile joe and his blm chosen vp.

nixit
5 years ago

These are the same people that think austerity is racism.

daves
5 years ago

Brought to you by the Democrat party….

daves
5 years ago

Reparations for what ? No one alive in the USA has been a slave, and no one alive has owned slaves…stop the hate and violence….a black child has an easier time to get into college than a white child…what happened to equal treatment ?

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