I just re-read my last post. I haven't any inclination to change one word. However, I would like to add a few.
I would like to know who's funding these riots. Who is paying people that don't vote (or work) to go to peaceful protests, and convert those peaceful protests into anti-government riots? Back when I was in the 7th grade, that was called sedition. The old adage is to "follow the money." That will give you the trail and the agitator, and the reason for the riots. I have a hunch it doesn't have anything to do with an honest protest of government policy.
Wouldn't it be terrible to be so incompetent that you don't know when you're being duped and used?
I don't have anything against anyone who donates money to a legitimate civil cause they believe in. However, if that cause contributes to physical injuries, damage to property, and any other threat to health, safety, and welfare of any citizen, then that cause becomes criminal, and the financial contributors to that cause, as well as the actual participants, should be prosecuted and also made subject to civil liability lawsuits.
I'm not so worried about any small contributors that are legitimately interested in furthering their ideas. I am much more worried about high dollar contributors that are playing for high stakes........like special government contracts, deals with other countries, kickbacks for contributions, etc. These guys couldn't care less about you and me.....or any political party. They only care about themselves. What's a burned city, or two? No big deal....unless you live in that burned city, or two.
I think I would like to add special FBI investigations to the list of things a federal government does better than states. I want to know where the money's coming from to sponsor riots in several cities at the same time. These riots are not a "pick up basketball game." Someone is paying for them that has an unsavory purp0se.
Anyhow, that's what this ole small town country boy thinks.
I would like to know who's funding these riots. Who is paying people that don't vote (or work) to go to peaceful protests, and convert those peaceful protests into anti-government riots? Back when I was in the 7th grade, that was called sedition. The old adage is to "follow the money." That will give you the trail and the agitator, and the reason for the riots. I have a hunch it doesn't have anything to do with an honest protest of government policy.
Wouldn't it be terrible to be so incompetent that you don't know when you're being duped and used?
I don't have anything against anyone who donates money to a legitimate civil cause they believe in. However, if that cause contributes to physical injuries, damage to property, and any other threat to health, safety, and welfare of any citizen, then that cause becomes criminal, and the financial contributors to that cause, as well as the actual participants, should be prosecuted and also made subject to civil liability lawsuits.
I'm not so worried about any small contributors that are legitimately interested in furthering their ideas. I am much more worried about high dollar contributors that are playing for high stakes........like special government contracts, deals with other countries, kickbacks for contributions, etc. These guys couldn't care less about you and me.....or any political party. They only care about themselves. What's a burned city, or two? No big deal....unless you live in that burned city, or two.
I think I would like to add special FBI investigations to the list of things a federal government does better than states. I want to know where the money's coming from to sponsor riots in several cities at the same time. These riots are not a "pick up basketball game." Someone is paying for them that has an unsavory purp0se.
Anyhow, that's what this ole small town country boy thinks.
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