Song banned on CMT

Summer 2020 rioting gripped the nation for weeks in the aftermath of George Floyd. Added to the frustration of Covid lockdowns - it was a tinderbox that went off. Dozens died during these riots. Hundreds very seriously injured. The main reason they were so bad is because one of the two main political parties (the Democrats) essentially gave the green light to the rioters and demonized police and the Trump administration who had the unfortunate job of trying to manage it. It was in essence a 'Color Revolution' being run by the Democrats. Almost all Democrat mayors in cities refused to properly address the issue. This was on orders from the top of the party IMO. It's my belief they were trying to remove Trump from office - they were trying to goad him into a heavy handed response which they would use as justification to physically remove him from office. Trump recognized this I think and didn't take the bait. Instead he encouraged and gave every opportunity for mayors to do their jobs, while making it clear personnel from the federal government were available to them if they required it.

Although the song doesn't specifically name the Floyd riots, it's clear the song is referring to this time in 2020 where rioters were roaming free and regular law abiding citizens felt abandoned by their mayors. The song is basically saying "try that shít again and you'll be sorry".

Most mainstream media content is overwhelmingly left-leaning. No surprise MTV would want it banned. It speaks to the truth of what happened (what was ALLOWED to happen) in Summer 2020 by the Democrats. Most people prefer for police to be able to handle riots and such. But if you handicap police and people are left to fend for themselves amid serious threats of violence and vandalism, then it's little surprise if people will start taking matters into their own hands.

Of course it's best if it never comes to that. I wonder how the next instance of civil unrest will be handled. I'm not sure lessons have been learned. Most rioters got off scot-free. Many have even received payoffs 1,300 people to receive nearly $10k each. Wow. What does this teach? I mean if there were genuinely people subjected to excessive force at the hands of police, then they deserve to be compensated for it. But this is clearly about something else. I followed the riots closely. There were much more instances of serious violence AGAINST police than committed by them. So New York City is basically rewarding people who engaged in civil unrest. I'm sad to say it but the end result will probably be the same when it comes to rioting and unrest next time, only next time it could be EVEN worse. Not that the Democrats really care, so long as they can keep power.