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Black Business Owner in Minneapolis Pleads for Help After Life’s Work is Destroyed by Rioting Mob

He says the mob destroyed his business.

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A black business owner in Minneapolis, Minn. broke down into tears after his life’s work was destroyed by the rioters who have burnt down much of the city.

KB Balla, a Minneapolis volunteer firefighter who opened up Scores Sports Bar with his savings, was profiled by CNN. Looters showed up while he was being profiled by journalists to take even more from the poor man.

“I don’t know what we’re going to do. We’ve worked so hard to get here. So hard,” he said while sobbing.

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The clip from the CNN report can be seen here:

A GoFundMe has been created to help Balla during his time of need. As of 6PM on Friday evening, over $290,000 has been crowd-funded for the man and his family.

“KB is a Firefighter on the Brooklyn Center Fire Department and Twyana was a member of the Sounds of Blackness. They have a 4 beautiful children and the toll of this entire situation is heavy. KB has been a community entrepreneur for decades and coaches and contributes to the community in which they live,” the GoFundMe reads.

While Balla may be able to recoup his business due to the generosity of the community, the lawless and disorder is being cheered on by Somali migrant Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and her daughter.

Balla is humbled at the outpouring of support he has received from the law-abiding members of his community. He claims that after the CNN report showed him being looted, many people showed up at his storefront and helped him clean up the mess caused by the rioters.

“While filming for CNN, people came in trying to steal the safe and I wondered what next? My community, that’s what. Strangers showed up with brooms, cleaning supplies, trash bags, and food. They helped me and my family clean up in 20minutes what would have took days,” he wrote in the update to his GoFundMe page.

He is also the CEO of Balla Technology LLC, an electronic installation company that sets up entertainment centers and security systems for its customers. From all indications, he is a family man and an upstanding member of society. His story may serve as inspiration to others that the city can be rebuilt through the ongoing strife.

“Right now is a tough time for my family and I, but also the community and the whole state. I know it will take some time, but we will rebuild and come back even stronger than ever,” he added.

If Minneapolis recovers, it will happen despite the best efforts of their Congressional representative fanning the flames of division and hatred amidst the crisis.

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Harvard Graduate Loses Job After Threatening to Stab Anyone Who Says ‘All Lives Matter’ on TikTok

Claira Janover thought she was above cancel culture.

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Harvard graduate Claira Janover said that she wanted to stab anyone who says “All Lives Matter” in a TikTok video, and now she is paying the price as a result.

“Standing up for Black Lives Matter put me in a place online to be seen by millions of people,” a lachrymose Janover said in another video posted on Wednesday afternoon. “The job that I’d worked really hard to get and meant a lot to me has called me and fired me because of everything.”

According to Janover’s LinkedIn account, she worked at the UK-based firm Deloitte as an “incoming government and public business service analyst.” She was relieved from her position, as she learns that cancel culture doesn’t just apply to those on the Right who make controversial statements these days.

In her video, Janover complained that she was fired from Deloitte “even though they claim to stand against systematic bias, racism and unequal treatment.” She felt that this ought to give her carte blanche to say racist and hateful things against white people.

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Janover decried “the nerve, the sheer entitled caucasity to say ‘All Lives Matter’” in the infamous video that garnered so much attention and controversy.

“I’ma stab you,” the Connecticut resident said in the post, as she zoomed in tightly on her own face.

She added: “I’ma stab you, and while you’re struggling and bleeding out, I’ma show you my paper cut and say, ‘My cut matters, too.’”

In typical liberal fashion, she has refused to take any responsibility for her actions and is instead choosing to blame Trump supporters for being enraged by her hateful, racist comments.

“Trump supporters took my job away from me,” she said in a different video posted on Wednesday. “I have gotten death threats, rape threats, violent threats. It was OK, but now my future’s entirely compromised because Trump supporters have decided to come for my life.”

“I’m too strong for you. I’m too strong for any of you ‘All Lives Matter,’ racist Trump supporters,” she added. “It sucks. But it doesn’t suck as much as systemic racism. And I’m not going to stop using my platform to advocate for it.”

Janover also demonstrated her extreme lack of professionalism by bashing her former employer for refusing to tolerate her ignorant and violent comments.

“I’m sorry, Deloitte, that you can’t see that,” she said. “That you were cowardice [sic] enough to fight somebody who’s going to make an indelible change in the world and is going to have an impact.”

This little snowflake has learned the hard way that she does not have as much liberal female privilege as she thought she had.

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