Comments by "A A Q" (@AuroraBoarder1) on "CNBC" channel.

  1. It was like that long before BLM.
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  2. Your story breaks my heart. I'm a black woman who grew up in Oakland CA. As an adult, I worked in numerous convenience stores in the area. I was robbed twice in one week at an area that was considered safe. A week after I was transferred, my replacement was robbed, being made to lie face down on the floor while the robber ran off. This gives me chills, because I heard a story about a liquor store clerk who was made to lie face down on the floor; she was shot in the head, and wound up unable to move or speak. Later, when I was working in El Cerrito, some creepy guys approached my store. A few weeks later, they went to the other store in El Cerrito and kidnapped the clerk there, taking her to Oakland and raping her. The manager dealt with the problem by deciding to not staff that store with black women. As you see, it's rough for everyone in that environment. The only real solution is to avoid it.
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  3.  @davehenderson3739  - that's their problem, not the Mom & Pop store owners. No one owes them risking life and business just so they can eat.
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  4. What do you suppose happens when they try?
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  5.  @RADIUMGLASS  - some do. Check out the black owned businesses that get looted during riots.
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  6. 🤣😄😃
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  7. Go back to Africa.
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  8. If they don't like the US, they can sell their Air Jordans and buy a one way ticket to Africa.
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  9. Why should the government care? They don't care about themselves.
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  10. Why go through all that trouble and expense? Just open somewhere safe!
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  11. 💯‼️
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  12. When? 2000 years from now?
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  13. What would people in developing countries say?
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  14. Mama said we could.
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  15. That's why he's wealthy - and alive.
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