[soycd]

cryBullies. Assimilate or go back to the jungle morons.

[Jim W N]

Who the freak cares. March into the ocean for all I care you freaks.

[Fred Hayek]

Knowing Minnecraponus, the police officers will be thrown under the bus.

[Steely Tom]

During WWII, there was a popular expression: "Don't you know there's a war on!"

[DH]

When these marches begin you have to ask yourself a question: Do these people work for a living? Where do they get their money?

I guess we all know the answer to that!

[Jim Robinson]

I sympathize with their plight. I really do. ALL lives matter.

[Calpublican]

If they put some of this energy into learning, working and being good citizens it would serve them and their communities better.

[kingu]

After a night of violence that left five people shot near the 4th Precinct occupation, protesters are marching to Minneapolis City Hall in a show of solidarity.

Seems wise to march away from where your neighbors are shooting at you. Of course, the brave march would be to march in those neighborhoods and demand an end to violence from the people actually committing the violence.

[Autonomous User]

Looks like the 1960’s called, and the morons answered.

[wideawake]

What's interesting is how comparatively little press this shooting incident has gotten so far.

This was clearly supposed to be the incident that would touch off nationwide confiscatory policies.

Very few details of what actually happened so far.

[A_perfect_lady]

If black lives mattered more to them (re: black-on-black crime, single motherhood, etc) they would automatically become more important to the rest of us.

[Not A Snowbird]

Oh. For a minute there I was wondering what the Bureau of Land Management employees would have to protest about.

I supposed I need to get caught up.

[IronJack]

Hey! HEY THERE! Look at US! We’re from Minneapolis. And we gots “big city” crimes here too! YO! Ain’t we da bom?

[diverteach]

Still trying to get used to seeing “BLM” and not having bureau of land management come to mind first.