US heading for another Civil War?

George Floyd's death is termed as a case of homicide, a shocking tragedy. It 'resulted' in massive, unfathomable, uncontrollable, unthinkable riots, looting, arson, etc, which would undermine the word 'protest'. Riots rage in 140 cities, for seven days (and counting). Strict curfews imposed in 40 cities.

If your countryman is wronged and killed, do you destroy your own country? Do you attack your own people? Is arson and looting the answer?

Did Donald Trump kill or even direct Floyd's homicide? The 2020 United States presidential election is scheduled for 3 November 2020. Are Trump's detractors and the Democrats using the 'Floyd case' as a catalyst and is this a conspiracy?

Definitely ‘Black lives matter’, but what about the 100s and 1000s of lives (including blacks, whites, coloured, etc) in danger, and at stake, after all the violent rioting, arson, and looting? What about national security?

I'm no authority, I'm no judge, I'm not taking sides. I'm a bewildered spectator, I'm Nishit Doshi, who has also seen violent clashes in different forms, in my own dear country.

@NishitDoshi144

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