Yeah, I expressed some similar thoughts in the Pool. I think this is, in large part, an economic issue in low income urban communities. You don't see white collar black people looting or even supporting BLM. At least not in massive numbers. This is a deeply rooted poverty issue. White people living in poverty are just as angry, just as prone to committing crimes as black people. Financial crimes are notoriously hard to prosecute though because of the heavy burden of proof required to get a conviction. I mean, if you think about it, doing something like dealing a few lbs of drugs and getting caught doing it is a lot easier to prove than being smart enough to scam millions, or billions, within a company, right? A lot of black violence is ingrained in the low income communities because it is often praised and glorified. I don't think it is even a case of debt slavery (something that affects all races) but more an issue of breaking the cycle of poverty, of struggle, lack of positive community role models, etc. That's why Antifa and the socialist people jumped on the bandwagon. They understood that the socialism concept of "free handouts" would be an appealing thing to attach to BLM except by calling it "reparations", etc. The excuse of the evil white man is just that--an excuse.