Protests are as American as apple pie; but violence is bad news
(WorldNews Politics)

Markley By Greg Markley For the Opelika Observer For the first time since I traveled to Boston as a sixth-grader, I saw again the place in Boston harbor where the original “Tea Party” happened, on December 16, 1773. Close by is Quincy Market, another national treasure. Referred to as “the Cradle of Liberty,” this 1743 building is temporarily closed. No one was inside the hall in late June when I walked by, another inanimate casualty of COVID-19. Two nights in a row there were marches and speeches. They started out as anti-police events, calling the death of George Floyd a murder most foul. But then it became a potpourri of Leftist sentiment, radical ideas and advocacy of socialism....