I was responding to your assumption that he was insured, which was seemingly a defense of people looting and arsoning the business he worked his whole life to start, before it ever had a chance to open.
If you don't want to feel criticized when people point out basic facts to you, don't use things you don't know as the basis for an argument why people should feel justified in committing crimes against innocent people.
It's not about you, it's about the boneheaded idea that these riot traps are some sort of component of a movement for social justice.
There is zero justice in looting and arsoning this sports bar, stop trying to say that there is, and you won't feel like a fool when presented with the facts.
It's true that insurance can't bring George Floyd back; it can't bring back the dozen or so people killed so far in the riots either.
If you don't want to feel criticized when people point out basic facts to you, don't use things you don't know as the basis for an argument why people should feel justified in committing crimes against innocent people.
It's not about you, it's about the boneheaded idea that these riot traps are some sort of component of a movement for social justice.
There is zero justice in looting and arsoning this sports bar, stop trying to say that there is, and you won't feel like a fool when presented with the facts.
It's true that insurance can't bring George Floyd back; it can't bring back the dozen or so people killed so far in the riots either.