You Have To Admire the Korean Business Owners in LA, They Armed Themselves and Went Afraid to Shoot

The Korean retail businesses in Los Angeles in 1992 were owned by people who had really seen hardship. Unlike the Rodney King Rioting thieves, these Koreans had really seen it all. They, by the time of the riots, had no illusions about how thieving and criminal the neighborhoods were here they had their businesses. They had the gut to locate in the black area of LA. They, in part, had to. Their families pooled their resources and bought business where they could afford them. hen they stood tough against the onslaught. Unlike may of the stores and building in South LA, the Koreans protected their property by themselves when the police had abandoned them and the PC media, local and national politicians called that race riot a civil disturbance or, as in the article that follows, a "rebellion."

Her is the ultimate lying hypocrite and race bater in Congress, Maxine Waters. m/r

Maxine Waters Is a Hypocrite — For Starters

Robert Zapesochny  April 6, 2017

Reflections on the 25th anniversary of the L.A. Riots.

On her best days, Congresswoman Maxine Waters is just a hypocrite. On a normal day, she is a national disgrace. Maxine Waters didn’t hesitate to call the Trump administration “a bunch of scumbags.”

While Congresswoman Maxine Waters can condemn the Trump administration, falsely accuse the CIA of bringing drugs into Los Angeles, and even tell the Tea Party to go “straight to hell,” she refused to condemn the scumbags who killed 55 people and injured 2,000 people during the 1992 L.A. Riots.
Congresswoman Waters at the time said, “If you call it a riot, it sounds like it was just a bunch of crazy people who went out and did bad things for no reason. I maintain it was somewhat understandable, if not acceptable. So I call it a rebellion.”
While she asserts that she didn’t officially condone the violence, she made a conscious effort not to condemn these murderers. ...

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