Screams of racism after youths jump on police cars, beat up people in restaurants

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The AP reported that Miami Beach officials have extended an 8 p.m. curfew for at least another week. The decision followed over 1,000 arrests as unruly spring breakers gathered by the thousands, fought in the streets, destroyed restaurant property and refused to wear masks.

Twitter is filled with photos of kids just enjoying the beach thanks to the likes of dishonest Joy Reid. As a result, people are claiming the curfew is racist because they never saw so many black faces at spring break.

But that picture of what is going on is a lie as you can see from the videos below.

These young people are behaving like hoodlums. It doesn’t matter what race you are. If you jump on police cars, beat up innocent people in restaurants, violate all the COV rules, you deserve to be arrested.

The Lie By JoyAnn Reid:

Here is what is really going on:


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Rufus
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Rufus
2 years ago

Just doing what comes naturally to them. Uncivilized.

Roger V. Tranfaglia
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Roger V. Tranfaglia
2 years ago

Weelll….If antifa/blm gets away with it…..WHY CANT THEY! EH?
Spring Break??????? From what, SCHOOL? There WAS NO SCHOOLING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Meeester
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Meeester
2 years ago

The ‘headline’ mentioned that it was two women fighting. Well! Imagine my surprise when I saw that it was two female p o c. Oh my goodness.

GuvGeek
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GuvGeek
2 years ago

But it’s a mostly peaceful Summer Break!

Tim Kuehl
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Tim Kuehl
2 years ago

I had heard long ago there wasn’t much of a “spring break” in Miami, anywhere else in Florida nor anywhere else until the 1962 movie, “Where The Boys Are,” hit the big screen about 4 Michigan college co-eds going to Florida for spring break. I had also heard that there were so few college age men and women they had to import enough extras to make a movie about the influx of students for spring break. And of course much of the movie depicted mostly harmless stupidity committed by the immature students that was normally unheard of at the time. Reading about the increased violence and damage caused from the 70s on by young people trying to out do the previous years’ stupidity makes me wonder if Miami had it to do over again, would they allow the movie to be made in Miami?