Try not killing ppl at point blank range and your downtown would look nice. What shouldn't be tolerated is what happened!
Criminals have caused serious property damage in the downtown area. This destruction will not be tolerated. #stlverdictpic.twitter.com/qNl2VwTVmp
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Property damage is apparently more serious than murder. Nice to see where your priorities are.
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And if it was your house or biz or car binned you would still be happy for unlawful protest?
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If it was your friend or family member killed by police would you be wringing hands about protests?
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Bring in the National Guard!
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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If Black lives matter so much 2 BLM why are they not active in Chicago, Detroit, etc., where 100's of Blacks have been killed? No outrage?
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Stop making sense, you'll confuse them
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Exactly right. 99.999% of the STL metro agrees. Shut them down and arrest the criminals. They somehow feel entitled to committing crimes.
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I am so disgusted why do they act like this. Destructing concert flower pot and plactic chairs and breaking windows
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I wonder if they're upset that cops keep killing them?...NAH, that can't be it. Even POC in this country know flower pots trump their lives.
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People of color?
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Group near HQ throwing debris @ officers following a traffic stop. If group cannot be peaceful, they will be ordered to leave.
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. . . just to come back
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Apply the law consistently ppl of all colors. Stop killing black ppl for playing in parks, driving, having broken taillights . . .
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St Louis Police Officer Caught On Camera Breaking Out Culpepper's Restaurant Window. Not a good look for
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Too much has been tolerated already. BRING IN THE GUARD
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