POLL: Which class of people has been most injured by recent "race riots?"

Which class of people has been most injured by recent "race riots?"

  • Working class/middle class people

    Votes: 4 12.1%
  • Small business owners

    Votes: 29 87.9%
  • Wealthy people/big business owners

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    33
  • Poll closed .

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If you haven't noticed, big businesses have been growing significantly in the market following the recent riots. When a big company (e.g., Target) has one of its stores destroyed, it can easily be replaced because big companies have a lot of financial backing and are well-insured. The people who suffer the most from it are the people who relied on that business for a job.

When small business owners have their businesses destroyed in riots, the damage is more significant since they do not have as much financial backing and may not be as well-insured. The physical destruction of a small business can result in the destruction of that corporate entity, which opens up room in the market for big businesses to grow.

Which class of people has been most injured by recent "race riots?"
  • Working class/middle class people who have their communities and/or places of work destroyed
  • Small business owners who lack the resources to rebuild
  • Wealthy people/big business owners who have ample resources to rebuild
 
They aren't really "race riots" , most or atleast a very large portion of the protesters are White. They are protests against the defacto immunity police enjoy.

I don't think any class of people have been injured because the damage from the violence has been very limited, so not something you can say has affected the nation as a whole for any class of people to be affected.
 
All classes have been hurt. But it's the people who are living in the cities where they've had rioters damaging their very own communities.
 
The answer is none of the above. The sad truth is the people most affected are the poor black folks people think that they are helping. In my backyard homicides are up 800%, shootings up 600%.




"It seems to be that all the legislation that comes out is actually handcuffing us more and more as police," said NY Sheriff's Association President and Washington County Sheriff Jeff Murphy.

Parts of the Capital Region were in the spotlight - with Minority Leader Will Barclay pointing out a 800% spike in homicides in Albany county compared to the same time last year.

DA Donnelly says they're seeing spikes across the Hudson too.

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"Here in the City of Troy alone, shootings are up 600% compared to this time last year, its almost a nightly occurrence of shots fired," Donnelly said.
 
The answer is none of the above. The sad truth is the people most affected are the poor black folks people think that they are helping. In my backyard homicides are up 800%, shootings up 600%.




"It seems to be that all the legislation that comes out is actually handcuffing us more and more as police," said NY Sheriff's Association President and Washington County Sheriff Jeff Murphy.

Parts of the Capital Region were in the spotlight - with Minority Leader Will Barclay pointing out a 800% spike in homicides in Albany county compared to the same time last year.

DA Donnelly says they're seeing spikes across the Hudson too.

MORE: Bail and Discovery reform rollbacks take effect, advocates concerned about changes

"Here in the City of Troy alone, shootings are up 600% compared to this time last year, its almost a nightly occurrence of shots fired," Donnelly said.
Where are all the social workers when you need em
@Anung Un Rama maybe has the answer for us
 
You mean coronavirus?
No. I am referring to the several billions of dollars in damage in multiple U.S. cities across the country. The industry shut downs (most heavily enforced in Democratic states and cities) didn't help either though.
 
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Where are all the social workers when you need em
@Anung Un Rama maybe has the answer for us
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The answer is none of the above. The sad truth is the people most affected are the poor black folks people think that they are helping.
Leftist leadership knows full well they are not really helping the majority of people in black communities.
 
No. I am referring to the several billions of dollars in damage in multiple U.S. cities across the country.

You might want to attempt to source this dollar figure. As opposed to just repeating something you read on your Facebook feed.
 
No. I am referring to the several billions of dollars in damage in multiple U.S. cities across the country. The industry shut downs (most heavily restricted in Democratic states and cities) didn't help either though.
The only people hurt by these fake race riots are black people who are being scapegoated for cheap political heat.
 
What are the current, nationwide property damage totals related to BLM rioting?
Does such a tally even exist? Seems like its still ongoing, and you would need a lot of insurance claims to go through before you know.

If this is your best response to this thread (to nitpick an estimation that will very likely end up being true), that is of absolutely no surprise.
 
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The only people hurt by these fake race riots are black people who are being scapegoated for cheap political heat.
Not the only ones, but they definitely have significant representation among them.
 
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