Facebook Employees Slam Zuckerberg over Militia Groups and QAnon After Kenosha
So what happened in Kenosha was tragic, and I don&#x27;t think the issue is as cut and dry as either side would have you believe.<p>But my concern is I felt like this was inevitable, and will continue. I know the BLM protests are politically charged, but the problem is that there are many people&#x27;s whose livelihoods and business are being permanently put out of commission and communities that are being devastated by the the looting, rioting, and protesting.<p>Sure people use the &quot;they have insurance&quot; but imagine for a minute that your entire house burnt down, does your life just magically resume because you have homeowners insurance.<p>Ultimately I feel like this will become more and more common because individuals are feeling as though the government is failing to portect them and as a result are willing to take matters into their own hands.<p>Again I&#x27;m not trying to say I disagree with the movement or the concept of police reform but I am concerned about the fact we have been letting the rioting and looting continue unchecked for months now. The fundamental reason for the government to exist is to protect the life, liberty and property of an individual, if a government fails to do that then citizens will look to doing it themselves.