By Susan Duclos - All News PipeLine - April 14, 2021

We'll start with the image above because it says so very much and offers the opportunity to learn a very important lesson about appeasement: It never works because those you are trying to appease will attack you just as fast as they will attack anyone else.

The image above was seen in a recent Twitchy publication, which they call the "biggest woke signage/pandering fail by a business maybe EVER.

Australian journalist Rita Panahi shared the image with the message "Woke signage won’t save you from the woke mob."

This is not the first time we have seen rioters attack local businesses that are supportive of their message, or those trying to appease them by showing how "woke" they are as a businesses in the hopes that their businesses would left alone by the rioting thugs too busy lighting fires, looting, and breaking in to storefronts, to bother to even read the damn signs.

Some people never learn despite the amount of lessons they could learn from.

Flashback, Star Tribune, June 2020: "Riots, arson leave Minnesota communities of color devastated":

They wrote “native youth center” on the window to discourage attacks. Members of the American Indian Movement came to help. But rioters set fire to the block anyway. The inferno forced out the building’s protectors around 3:30 Friday morning.

When the nonprofit’s executive director, Kelly Drummer, returned to the scene a few hours later and saw the destruction, she said, “I knelt down and I just cried.”

The riots and arson that followed protests of George Floyd’s death have devastated organizations and businesses that serve communities of color. Destruction from the south side’s Lake Street to West Broadway in north Minneapolis has hit immigrant- and minority-owned businesses already struggling amid the pandemic-induced shutdown. Now, ethnically diverse neighborhoods are grappling with the loss of jobs, services and investments.

“People right now are going to want to stay away from Lake Street and that is understandable,” said Ricardo Hernandez, who owns an ice cream shop there called La Michoacana Purepecha. Workers gave away free Popsicles over the weekend after the shop lost power in the riots.

“It’s very hard to see your whole life savings go down like this. We used up all our money to build something nice for ... not just the Latino community, but everybody,” Hernandez said.

The point here is that rioters do not care one iota about who owns what business, they want to destroy everything in their path, so they do. The punishment is non-existent, as most of these rioters never have to face the consequences of their actions, so in their pea brains, why not burn it all down? . . .

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