We should feel anguish over the death of George Floyd, and we should feel a burning sense of injustice that he was treated so badly. That anguish should at least be tempered by the knowledge that his killer has been charged with his murder. Justice must be done.
We should feel heartbroken that, in the protests that followed, David Dorn was killed. A black retired police captain, protecting a shop from looters. In protesting against the death of one innocent-ish man, another totally innocent man was murdered. We should howl in indignation at what happened to him. The senseless murder of a 77-year-old black man should be just as bad. If you don't consider David Dorn's life to have been worth as much as George Floyd's, then you should think carefully. (Source unknown.)
