There are two ways to effectively illustrate why we need to crack down on riots and looting. One is to tweet the words LAW & ORDER once a day. The other is to explain what's going on and how we need to end it now before we can deal with any of the other problems. Sadly, Joe Rogan is not the one who is the President of the United States. But he does make an excellent point here.

Should We Use the Military to Quell Rioting in America's Cities?youtu.be

This fire is you're allowed to loot and smash and steal, and people are doing that now. And I don't think they're doing it in the memory of George Floyd. And I think you gotta put that fire out. Because once you allow people to do it, like de Blasio did in New York City and force the police to stand back, people know they can get away with it. ...

When madness happens, you have to crack down. You have to do something about it. That's where I support, whether it's the national guard or if the police have the resources, use the police. But something has to be done.

The full discussion is well worth the twelve-minute listen. Especially the shutdown/COVID part of it (see REPORTER'S THREAD NAILS LEFT'S HYPOCRISY FOR BLASTING REOPEN PROTESTS, BUT ENCOURAGING BLM RIOTS and COMEDIAN POINTS OUT ABSURDITY OF LOCKDOWNS BY REPLACING 'COVID' WITH 'CAR ACCIDENT'). Have fun trying to enforce the lockdown after this is all done.

Most of America is in agreement. Murder? Bad. Riots? Bad. Protest? Sure, why not. The message of the protest won't get heard as long as the riots continue. Also, as long as politicians claim it's okay for the protesters to be out and about, but you can't go to work or attend a loved one's funeral, there's a problem.

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