There is a vast difference between the mostly peaceful protests of the 60's and the crap we are seeing now. Some nights you want to just pop up the corn and sit back and watch. It's better then anything on Netflix or Hulu. Watching a 60's love-in, sit fest with hippies locking arms and singing,"Give peace a chance," has evolved into massive theft, arson, assault, mayhem and more.

Being a part of a large group of people, at a football game or a concert, can be a strange thing. I’m sure we’ve all experienced the compulsion to clap, light up your lighter or stare because those around you are doing the same. Our group behaviors are studied in the field known as ‘crowd psychology‘... The Alphabet guys are schooled in this..

When in a group, the theory says we become anonymous, suggestible and uncritical of what the rest of the crowd is doing. It makes some of us into copycats who not only do unlawful things but enjoy it.

There is a study that shows the more violent protests have turned nations towards conservative ways of thinking. Is that what they are doing now? Are they arranging riots and protests so the country votes Republican and they can have increased police/military response?

When riots 'cross the line' the innocent scream for the police to 'do something.' And something they do.....

Sus