Comments by "LancesArmorStriking" (@LancesArmorStriking) on "7NEWS Australia" channel.

Except plenty do. Don't think the world is (lol) black and white, there are gray areas and the majority of protesters don't support looting. In fact, there's some evidence that the initial looting wa started by plainclothes officers (if you've seen the video of the man breaking windows in Autozone and Wendy's). Either way, that doesn't take away from the main concern of the protesters, which is needless police brutality against African Americans.
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@timatangacharacters5647 Sure, you're right people shouldn't jump to conclusions, but that's not my main point. Just because some of the protesters are acting poorly doesn't mean there's no police brutality against them in the U.S., or that it shouldn't be addressed.
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Not yet, but if the police win this round, the next fight might very well be. Tensions will be even higher than before.
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@bamagirl1979 Enjoy! Red states are more likely to take more federal money than they give, they're moochers. Democratic cities are the country's economic engine, whether you like it or not. If we suffer, so will you.
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@Rumpled4SkinFU2 Nope. The cops lose when they're forced to change. Increase requirements to serve— more time spent in Academy learning to de-escalate and disarm non-lethally. Get rid of qualified immunity in court cases. Sever the ties between prosecutors and cops (conflict of interest— they work with them all the time, but they're also supposed to charge them she they're accused. Imagine having to put your co-worker in jail, then working with his friends). There's a few more, but they need to change. That's when we win. When they stop being garbage at their job.
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