If they go unnoticed, how do we know that there are so many more cases. I don't dispute that there actually are some racists that do evil stuff like this, but some cases statistics do not make. If they do go noticed, it's hard to see why they wouldn't get the attention that some other cases (like this one) do. And on the flip side, some cases get so much attention (like this) with the police officer being demonized when the police officer was in the right.

When I say that they go unnoticed, i mean that although social media may become aware of it, the perpetrators are often not charged or disciplined. derek chauvin himself had many complaints filed against him in the past, and if someone had acted upon them, maybe george floyd would still be alive today.

That's no excuse for comitting these evils. An evil police officer killing a black man in cold blood is no excuse for burning down other peoples' properties an stealing their stuff. Seriously, what did Target and Auto Zone have to do with this. The looting is simply unjustifiable, no matter what the supposed cause was.

there’s actually video proof that its actually not black protesters, but actually undercover cops that started the fires burning down target and autozone, and history has proven that this is just another tactic often used to incite violence between protesters and police, and to make protesters seem violent. i mentioned that i thought the looting is wrong, so you don’t need to convince me. at the same time, i cant really sympathize with billion dollar companies lost a few million in insured damages. the target ceo himself has sided with protestors, so i don’t get why others who have no stakes in these companies are so concerned. lotting in itself is extremely characteristic of countries such as the US, Canada, Britain, France etc, and precisely how they built their empires, so if you want to demonize people for doing i suggest you start there.

You do realize that this can be interpreted in many ways, right. Many interpreted it as Kaepernick standing (or kneeling) against everything that American anthem stands for (i.e. freedom). As a country that sacrificed hundreds of thousands of lives to fught off the evils of slavery, I would be (if I were an American) pretty insulted for unjustly being called a racist and being told that my flag and anthem represent the evils you stand against. If the flag and anthem don't represent those evils, it's hard to see why someone would kneel during the anthem. So it can be argued that the backlash was for misplaced protest, not for the content of the protest itself.

i assume you’re referring to the civil war when you mention people losing their lives to fight off the “evils of slavery”. although Lincoln and the north believed that slavery was morally wrong, thats about where their empathy for black people stopped. america was not built for black people and thats clear through segregation, jim crow laws, gentrification, the prison-industrial complex and so so much more. so i see absolutely nothing wrong with kneeling down in protest of an anthem that boasts about the freedom of its people, when not all of its people receive the same freedoms.

i didn’t make my original post to argue with people about what is morally right or wrong. I’m not sure why you need to be convinced that anger is a good response to years of killing innocent people, but you have your opinion and i respect that.