Now we have Foxy trying to convince us that looting and burning businesses is a legitimate call for justice.

George Floyd's relatives are calling it injustice, as many black American businesses have been looted and burned to the ground. The peaceful protests might have started as a call for justice but the outcome is anarchy. Which is a further attempt to destroy the economy by uneducated thugs from the left.

//Just for that you are now on the List!//

Gosh, how awful. I'd be quaking in my boots, if it wasn't so sure that you'd be just as inept at whacking people as you are at being whacky.

Toni Lavis,

You sound nasty enough to be a lawyer.

Dear Josephus,

Who hates Trump? I don't. I think he is highly incompetent, immoral and not fit to lead the world's foremost super power. That doesn't mean I hate him at all.

The reason you use this language is because of your evident love for him. Your language and your use of superlatives like he has 'the highest IQ of any president' expresses your cult like adoration of the man. To you he has saviour qualities and an authoritarianism which elicit feelings of love from you. Therefore when someone speaks out against him you instinctively label that as hate.

Trump is a highly divisive leader whose toxic administration has certainly damaged America's standing in the world.

Will the USA get over it? Most certainly. However what it will have done is to consign people like you to deep irrelevancy. You have forever lost your ability to criticise any other leader for 'indiscretions' or 'moral failures' or even incompetence.

Josephus,

Go back and re-read my post and then try to understand
that the cause of what's happening in the US today is
the result of a nation having little faith in the
System - a system that has failed so many,
and the reason that many Americans voted
for Trump was to - "Drain The Swamp".

Their seething anger was already there - especially after
2 months of lock-down, as stated earlier - it was ripe
to burst open. For many it just needed a cause.

Again - "Eat The Rich"scrawled graffitti across
smashed businesses seems to make that clear.

The US is not the first country/nation in history to be wracked by widespread riots. It's usually a conflict between the haves and the have-nots and is the consequence of some particular cause/s that drive the have-nots to remonstrate about their grievances.

The State will regain control but the big question is can it put into place some sort of remedy to placate the rioters, preventing future disturbances arising from the same causes.

So what should America do?.