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Is this a riddle with a funny answer? Personally,  I don't see where destroying businesses and private property or attacking anybody makes a better neighborhood. 

That kind of civil disobedience has nothing to do with freedom of speech.

I guess only if the rioting and looting are done in an orderly and peaceful fashion. LOL!

The rioting is just an excuse to let off steam, do what you know better than to do, the be a part of a group… A matter of egos. I’ll bet some of them are waking up ashamed……...

Everyone is as oppressed as much as they believe they are. Belief defines and exposes the world you think there is. If you believe you are suspected of criminal behavior you will demonstrate the clues needed to arouse the awareness and suspicion of those in search of the "guilty"...as a target for their suspicions.

Police also have beliefs. Their belief in the "signs of criminal conduct" leads to arrest...etc. Many find the challenge of beliefs to be intolerable...( innocence )...and are angered by the challenge to their beliefs. This is natural for anyone who is challenged in their fundamental beliefs. Our culture is slowly finding ways accept challenges without outrageous demonstrations of violence and destruction.

The passages of time has proven that I can be completely mistaken. In fact, the police   murdered the kid and are all lined up for trial.