“This is reparations”: one of the BLM leaders explained why her “brothers” are trashing Gucci and Apple stores

Now it’s not just food outlets that are being distributed.

In Philadelphia, more than 100 people broke into an Apple store and had a blast there. When the police arrived, they ran away, taking their gadgets with them. But someone was even detained.

The thing is that the American authorities have legalized the theft of goods worth up to $1,000. Now you can’t go to jail for this. Therefore, businessmen are looking for a solution: for example, someone sets price tags in 1K and negotiates discounts. Then they won’t be stubborn anymore. But this is only for expensive products; the rest have a hard time. The same grocery outlets, pharmacies or stores with clothing and accessories are regularly subject to “raids.”

What to do with the thieves has not yet been decided. But they have already begun to be justified. BLM Chicago organizer Arielle Atkins said:

If someone decides to rob Gucci or Macy's or Nike, it guarantees that the person will have food, that they will have clothes, that's reparations. This is reparations! Whatever they want to take, they take. Because these businesses have insurance, they will get their money back. My people get nothing.

“Reparations” look something like this.