Volunteers clean up Antifa's messes all over the country...these are Americans who really care about our country:

In Seattle, Washington:
Cleanup is underway in downtown Seattle after protests turned into an evening of destruction. Volunteers are scrubbing graffiti off buildings and storefronts. pic.twitter.com/pMW30S26Ca

In Las Vegas, Nevada:
Strangers and volunteers came to DTLV to clean up & help remove graffiti put up by some individuals from last night’s protest in downtown Las Vegas. pic.twitter.com/0q0ag6yeCM

In San Antonio, Texas:
The Spurs' Lonnie Walker helps remove graffiti from a building at the corner of Broadway and Losoya. The rookie guard has also been handing out water to workers cleaning up damage from last night's protests. pic.twitter.com/UMpwfxdBjC

In Sacramento, California:
HAPPENINGNOW: En route to protest at Cesar Chavez park and saw people cleaning graffiti off the state library. pic.twitter.com/BNzOw2Fv7K

In Oakland, California:
While hundreds of cars lead a peaceful protest in support of #georgefloyd and #blacklivesmatter, a group of community volunteers has been scrubbing away graffiti. This is #Oakland, this is what the majority of protesters are like: people who care deeply about their community. pic.twitter.com/FpYMqYlZDL

In Raleigh, North Carolina:
Man in a kilt and a handgun strapped to his waist scrubbing the graffiti off of a confederate statue. I’ve seen him at #ReopenNC protests. #raleighncprotests #RaleighDemandsJustice #GeorgeFloydProtests . pic.twitter.com/nWcm3fDJjS

In Nashville, Tennessee:
Nashville citizens are now volunteering to remove graffiti from the walls outside BrdgstoneArena after protest last night. pic.twitter.com/NVKPE3RSqX

In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania:
VIDEO: Bystanders are cleaning up graffiti following today’s protest in #Pittsburgh #wtae . pic.twitter.com/fAS5lmJcPW

In Los Angeles, California:
Community members came out in numbers today to clean up graffiti and other damage in the Fairfax District, the epicenter of Saturday's protests over the death of George Floyd at the hands of police. Protests are ongoing—a Los Angeles County curfew of 6 pm has been declared. pic.twitter.com/FxSNNvXkz8

In Kansas City, Missouri:
It took 3 1/2 hours to pick up the trash from yesterday's protest. The graffiti will wash off. The windows can be replaced. A human life CANNOT be replaced. If you're outraged by protesters, you need to realize what really matters. pic.twitter.com/tIk9aBiIsi

In Houston, Texas:
"I just took a shower, I told my wife, 'I'm going to go down there and wipe off all that graffiti,' and I got my pressure washer," said Brian Irving.

In Grand Rapids, Michigan:
Community members in Michigan and California gather to clean up debris and graffiti after protests on Saturday night. pic.twitter.com/AnPT9dKmBs

In San Francisco, California:
Not all heroes wear capes. This person was seen bicycling around downtown San Francisco today cleaning up offensive graffiti from the protests. pic.twitter.com/aBU9ci4Y4L

In Denver, Colorado:
I’m grateful for people of #Denver that came out this morning to clean the graffiti from protests. pic.twitter.com/jSRlqSQKeZ

In West Hollywood, California:
This is Maddie . She lives in area of #WeHo that was looted last night. The shop was vandalized with slogans. Today she and her friends bought cans of primer and painted over them. They don’t even know who opens the store. Amazing community spirit. pic.twitter.com/YmQRrskOaq

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/05/31/american-volunteers-erase-rioters-graffiti-damage/

Volunteers clean up Antifa's messes all over the country...these are Americans who really care about our country:

In Seattle, Washington:
Cleanup is underway in downtown Seattle after protests turned into an evening of destruction. Volunteers are scrubbing graffiti off buildings and storefronts. pic.twitter.com/pMW30S26Ca

In Las Vegas, Nevada:
Strangers and volunteers came to DTLV to clean up & help remove graffiti put up by some individuals from last night’s protest in downtown Las Vegas. pic.twitter.com/0q0ag6yeCM

In San Antonio, Texas:
The Spurs' Lonnie Walker helps remove graffiti from a building at the corner of Broadway and Losoya. The rookie guard has also been handing out water to workers cleaning up damage from last night's protests. pic.twitter.com/UMpwfxdBjC

In Sacramento, California:
HAPPENINGNOW: En route to protest at Cesar Chavez park and saw people cleaning graffiti off the state library. pic.twitter.com/BNzOw2Fv7K

In Oakland, California:
While hundreds of cars lead a peaceful protest in support of #georgefloyd and #blacklivesmatter, a group of community volunteers has been scrubbing away graffiti. This is #Oakland, this is what the majority of protesters are like: people who care deeply about their community. pic.twitter.com/FpYMqYlZDL

In Raleigh, North Carolina:
Man in a kilt and a handgun strapped to his waist scrubbing the graffiti off of a confederate statue. I’ve seen him at #ReopenNC protests. #raleighncprotests #RaleighDemandsJustice #GeorgeFloydProtests . pic.twitter.com/nWcm3fDJjS

In Nashville, Tennessee:
Nashville citizens are now volunteering to remove graffiti from the walls outside BrdgstoneArena after protest last night. pic.twitter.com/NVKPE3RSqX

In Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania:
VIDEO: Bystanders are cleaning up graffiti following today’s protest in #Pittsburgh #wtae . pic.twitter.com/fAS5lmJcPW

In Los Angeles, California:
Community members came out in numbers today to clean up graffiti and other damage in the Fairfax District, the epicenter of Saturday's protests over the death of George Floyd at the hands of police. Protests are ongoing—a Los Angeles County curfew of 6 pm has been declared. pic.twitter.com/FxSNNvXkz8

In Kansas City, Missouri:
It took 3 1/2 hours to pick up the trash from yesterday's protest. The graffiti will wash off. The windows can be replaced. A human life CANNOT be replaced. If you're outraged by protesters, you need to realize what really matters. pic.twitter.com/tIk9aBiIsi

In Houston, Texas:
"I just took a shower, I told my wife, 'I'm going to go down there and wipe off all that graffiti,' and I got my pressure washer," said Brian Irving.

In Grand Rapids, Michigan:
Community members in Michigan and California gather to clean up debris and graffiti after protests on Saturday night. pic.twitter.com/AnPT9dKmBs

In Salt Lake City, Utah:
"The graffiti from Saturday night may be gone, but their cause remains," writes @tstevensmedia about the people who took part in violent protests in Salt Lake City.

In San Francisco, California:
Not all heroes wear capes. This person was seen bicycling around downtown San Francisco today cleaning up offensive graffiti from the protests. pic.twitter.com/aBU9ci4Y4L

In Denver, Colorado:
I’m grateful for people of #Denver that came out this morning to clean the graffiti from protests. pic.twitter.com/jSRlqSQKeZ

In West Hollywood, California:
This is Maddie . She lives in area of #WeHo that was looted last night. The shop was vandalized with slogans. Today she and her friends bought cans of primer and painted over them. They don’t even know who opens the store. Amazing community spirit. pic.twitter.com/YmQRrskOaq

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/05/31/american-volunteers-erase-rioters-graffiti-damage/

There was a similar experience in Philadelphia of “people coming together” to clean up the damage caused by the Black Lives Matters protestors looting, setting fires and defacing property. Unlike prior protests, the breaking of small business store windows, setting fires and looting of businesses continued today throughout Philadelphia. The Mayor made a statement pleading with looters to remember that many people in their community lived in apartments above the businesses they were torching. There were 300 fires in Philadelphia last night into today. How long will it be before the protest looters target residential communities.

There was a similar experience in Philadelphia of “people coming together” to clean up the damage caused by the Black Lives Matters protestors looting, setting fires and defacing property. Unlike prior protests, the breaking of small business store windows, setting fires and looting of businesses continued today throughout Philadelphia. The Mayor made a statement pleading with looters to remember that many people in their community lived in apartments above the businesses they were torching. There were 300 fires in Philadelphia last night into today. How long will it be before the protest looters target residential communities.

There was a similar experience in Philadelphia of “people coming together” to clean up the damage caused by the Black Lives Matters protestors looting, setting fires and defacing property. Unlike prior protests, the breaking of small business store windows, setting fires and looting of businesses continued today throughout Philadelphia. The Mayor made a statement pleading with looters to remember that many people in their community lived in apartments above the businesses they were torching. There were 300 fires in Philadelphia last night into today. How long will it be before the protest looters target residential communities.

In his book Day of the Locust, Nathanael West, describes in detail the motivations for such riotous behaviors.

Here and now, in this moment, tens of thousands of people that have been cooped up for months have found a way to vent their frustrations.

The flashpoint in Minneapolis is just a matter of circumstance. On any given day in cities all across this country events such as this occur. Albeit few of them end in a fatality.

We have a perfect storm of widespread anxiety coupled ineffective leadership at the highest level.

On today’s call with governors Trump made a conscious decision to escalate the violence. Trump has perfected the art of doing exactly the opposite of what is needed at any given point in time. Several Republican governors have called his decisions to escalate a mistake.

To cap off everything he decides to come out of the bunker to play brave for the cameras.

He has absolutely done the opposite of what is correct.

What is the correct thing for Trump to do? He goes into the bunker - you shout "wrong" (he's hiding)....he comes out of the bunker - you shout "wrong" (he's playing brave for the cameras). If he does nothing, what will you say about him? If he does something, what will you say about him? Everyone has learned over the past 3+ years that NOTHING Trump does is considered right by the Dems....he's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't. And people are sick of that TDS attitude towards the President. Get over it. He's here now, and he's going to stay here for 4 more years. Deal with it.

In his book Day of the Locust, Nathanael West, describes in detail the motivations for such riotous behaviors.

Here and now, in this moment, tens of thousands of people that have been cooped up for months have found a way to vent their frustrations.

The flashpoint in Minneapolis is just a matter of circumstance. On any given day in cities all across this country events such as this occur. Albeit few of them end in a fatality.

We have a perfect storm of widespread anxiety coupled ineffective leadership at the highest level.

On today’s call with governors Trump made a conscious decision to escalate the violence. Trump has perfected the art of doing exactly the opposite of what is needed at any given point in time. Several Republican governors have called his decisions to escalate a mistake.

To cap off everything he decides to come out of the bunker to play brave for the cameras.

He has absolutely done the opposite of what is correct.

What is the correct thing for Trump to do? He goes into the bunker - you shout "wrong" (he's hiding)....he comes out of the bunker - you shout "wrong" (he's playing brave for the cameras). If he does nothing, what will you say about him? If he does something, what will you say about him? Everyone has learned over the past 3+ years that NOTHING Trump does is considered right by the Dems....he's damned if he does and damned if he doesn't. And people are sick of that TDS attitude towards the President. Get over it. He's here now, and he's going to stay here for 4 more years. Deal with it.