Rioters are not protesters and authorities are not defending people and property from the abuse of rioters

Washington Post:

As confrontations between armed groups and protesters turn deadly, police face complaints of tolerating vigilantes

These confrontations are mostly the result of incompetent Democrats' response to lawlessness.  By allowing Antifa and BLM to engage in arson, rioting, and looting, they are not protecting the people they are sworn to protect.  It should not be surprising that some people are not going to say, "Thanks, may I have another."  The mayors of Portland and Seattle are guilty of allowing criminal activity against the population and against the police.  The governors of Washington and Oregon are equally incompetent in dealing with the problem.

And the Democrats in DC have been excusing this criminal activity.  At the election, the citizens can vote against Democrats at all levels of government, but in the meantime, they will try to protect their lives and property from a criminal Democrat insurgency.

It is not the police who are tolerating vigilantes.  It is the lack of leadership at the top that is failing to protect the people from the criminal activities of Antifa and BLM.

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