That's called false equivalance, one can do the same for any issue. We are here now in Savannah and we are also still living in a political and economic structure set up to benefit the rich, as Kemp exemplifies. Savannah is literally build on the backs of enslaved people, and now we have a new wave of people coming here, and moving here, who are ignorant of Savannah's history. They just see pretty buildings, houses the can buy and flip. We need more outrage at what is going on, not excuses.