Posted by Curt on 25 August, 2020 at 11:07 am. 3 comments already!

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Kenosha, Wisconsin burned over night. Yet according to the Washington Post, local NPR affiliates in Wisconsin, and The New York Times, it was a peaceful protest during which officers deployed tear gas on an innocent crowd. Rioters held the city hostage, smashing and burning basically anything and everything.


 
As local NPR affiliate WUWM reported on the violence, they said “some protestors began setting fires, some buildings were broken into.”

Wisconsin public radio led this morning with a story about Jacob Blake, the man who was shot by police on Sunday, and that protestors demanding justice were treated to tear gas from police. Blake appears to be in serious condition, according to his father.

The New York Times called the marches “peaceful,” despite widespread destruction and chaos.

https://twitter.com/JerryDunleavy/status/1298246924542382083

These “mostly peaceful protestors” smashed a bunch of cars on a dealership lot because Black Lives Matter, and the message from Kenosha is that property absolutely does not matter.

https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1298149698620989440

Seemingly dozens of buildings were set aflame by protestors, including a furniture shop, car dealerships, and a Department of Corrections facility.

https://twitter.com/ShelbyTalcott/status/1298109088451231744

These mostly peaceful protestors smashed street lamps and traffic signals.

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This mostly peaceful protestor poured accelerant into a garbage truck and then set it on fire.

https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1298092699543691266

Elijah Shaffer of The Blaze reported live via Periscope, showing buildings on fire, and rioters smashing and destroying anything and everything they could.

As Shaffer reported live from the scene, one “mostly peaceful protestor” drew his weapon and pointed it in Shaffer’s face, explaining what he would do if law enforcement officers were to happen upon their protest.

A curfew went into effect at 8 p.m., but it was well after that when video of arson, “mostly peaceful protestors” breaking into shops, smashing windows, looting, and intense property destruction continued.

One woman was pleased with her loot, shouting with joy that she “got the phone cases.”

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