Yes, a very pertinent question. I would say "define riot" would have been a more pedantical obfuscation.
As well as a useless question - simply being here is proof that we all have Internet access, and can thus find word definitions. "What riot?" was by far the more important question, since there were no riots taking place during any of the clips I posted.
Although, now that I think of it, "fix everything" is a pretty meaningless term, as well...come to think of it, your first sentence doesn't seem to be connected to anything at all.
Are you a riot gear expert now? FYI Camo is not useless in city environments, it conseals silouettes etc. But why would I bother explaining this to you - you have all the expert information on camo from the proper authorities at salon.com.
Yes, Camo is used to conceal. That's what the word "camouflage" means. But the guys in the picture aren't very well concealed at al - in fact, they actually stand out remarkably.
Oh sorry. I meant "innocent victims forced by society to loot and burn down their neighbourhood in loving memory of a thug who was killed after he drunkenly went after a police gun".
"thug". There's that word yet again...well, maybe you just aren't in the US. Although, I don't know why you think that some drunken thug is at all on-topic.
Anyway, why do you equate standing in your own backyard or walking down the street, in these cases, with being"forced by society to loot and burn down their neighborhood"?
You clearly can't see the patriarchical system at work because you are part of it. Would a woman make such an insensitive and scary uniform? CHECK YOUR PRIVILEGE!
It's amusing to watch you badly bungle your parody of feminism, but...um, actually, you're so far off from it that I really don't know what to say, especially since this was never the topic to begin with.
The whole pont of a gun is to pont it at threats. It is and should be dangerous to threaten police or other with harm.
Well, I guess if you think that a lone, unarmed black guy walking around is such a threat...then yes, you may want to point your guns at him, before he grabs one of you and slams you into the ground like Hulk did to Loki. For normal people, though, one black guy on the sidewalk isn't very scary.
And yet again: I'm sorry. It was not my intention to hurt any rioters feelings. I'll refer to them as "victims" from here on out.
Well, you can do that, but it'll really obscure things, since that word already has another useful meaning when referring to individual people.
