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accountinquestion
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Originally Posted by
Bob21
I wish I could, but liberals are mostly to blame, so I have to call them out.
Name a conservative city that has “more issues with violent rioting”. Name one. You can’t because you just made it up.
The fact is rioting is worse in mostly liberal cites, and that has always been the case. Even in Texas, which is a conservative State, the city with the most unrest is Austin, a liberal city. And don’t get me started on Seattle.
What I’ve notice with you accountinquestion is you just make things up to fit what you want to believe. Have you ever kept up with things in your life? Or do you smoke so much weed, life is a blur to you?
What are you using to arrive at your conclusion about Texas? You say I make up things. How do you know there more violent rioting in Austin versus Dallas or Houston? Please do tell. You are conflating "unrest" with rioting. There are real protests that aren't violent. You need to be specific. You're all over the place.
Per capita my statement is correct, Austin has been worst than Dallas and Houston. Here’s something you probably don’t know, Dallas and Houston have more people living in their cities than Austin.
I don’t know what you call “rioting” but most people would call vandalism and people being injured while “protesting” in the “rioting” category. And this is going on in Austin.
Whenever I read articles about the rioting and protesting (I know libs like you see these two things as being the same) it’s occurring much worse in the most liberal cities, like Seattle and Minneapolis. Liberal cites don’t believe in law and order. They like criminals running their cities.
Cities run by conservatives like law and order. Yes, there are some bad guys trying to cause problems in conservative cities, but conservatives know how to deal with them; they arrest them and put them in jail.
Being a bleeding heart liberal, I’m sure you think it’s awful a “rioter” (or in your terms a “protester”) should be put in jail for not obeying the law.