Ruby: George Floyd riots spiralled out of control Saturday night as cop cars were torched, stores were looted and 25 cities enacted curfews from coast to coast on a fifth night of protests that show no signs of stopping. Scenes of destruction continued to spread across America as the death of the black man at the hands of white cop Derek Chauvin ignited outrage over what many feel is a systemic problem with police brutality against African-American men. In Minneapolis, protesters were seen fleeing after cops hurled tear gas into the crowds while some responded by launching fireworks back at officers. The National Guard was activated to defend the White House from attack as the Secret Service agents on the ground struggled to keep control of crowds descending on the seat of the US government. The Big Apple was ablaze as NYPD vehicles were torched and ransacked while shocking footage emerged of cops violently detaining protesters. A man was left critically injured in Dallas when he was attacked and stomped on by a group of people when he allegedly tried to defend a store with a large sword. In Atlanta a cop suffered 'significant injuries' when they were hit by an ATV.. ... At least eight states and the District of Columbia have either activated or requested the National Guard including Minnesota, Georgia, Ohio, Colorado, Wisconsin, Kentucky, Utah and Texas as local law enforcement struggle to bring the carnage under control. Meanwhile at least 25 cities roll out emergency curfews to try to bring rioting and looting under control. Minnesota - where Floyd died - has born the brunt of the protests which began there Tuesday before fanning out across the country. The Minnesota National Guard announced at around 10:30p.m. it was sending 10,800 troops in to tackle protests Saturday night, as pleas for people to observe curfews fell on deaf ears. The Minnesota National Guard said on Twitter it has more than 4,100 citizen-soldiers and airmen already in the twin cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul - soon to ramp up to a staggering 10,800. There were just 700 on duty on Friday. State police officers were seen in their masses surrounding the fifth police precinct Saturday night after officials insisted that the city would be brought under control following four nights of widespread destruction including a suspected looter being shot dead, businesses being burned to the ground and police officers forced to flee for their lives when a police precinct was stormed and torched.........,,,,,,,
Bill: Be aware that there are people on this platform that are solely on it to start trouble between us all. Listen to their language and you'll know who they are. We must be careful not to split as a country. Racism and financial inequality is a real problem that needs to be addressed in a bipartisan way. If we continue to fight with each other, then Putin wins. I don't think any of us want to see our democracy go away. Not wearing a mask is not about saving our freedoms, it's about helping us all not to get sick till they can figure out more about Covid19. We need to stop bashing everyone, including Trump, and just make our voices heard about the cause, not the person. And of course vote for who speaks to your morals and heart not just your pocketbook.
William: I beg to differ, Jamie. If you are convinced they are just trying to ask questions, maybe you should go answer them and stop the rioting. I've never broken the law, and hurt innocent people while asking a question.
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Lee: Accountability not forgiveness is what is needed here now. But since the Rodney King incident on these acts of rioting, violence and looting turned on the innocent people and businesses of one’s own communities have done nothing to solve the injustice and does not serve the cause at all. How does hurting more innocents cure an injustice?
DANA: n an April 2020 report, the Social Security Trustees highlighted that the fund would be depleted by 2035. Rising costs of living, a growing aging population and increased medical expenses are partly to blame for the fund’s potential shortfall let us all remember all the funds syphoned by politicians and never replaced
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