No not from nothing.
We have facts. We have a person shot in what people consider to be an injust way by a large majority of a community in St. Louis. We have people peacefully protesting the way the police department handled the entire situation. We have people breaking into businesses and other places and taking materials from these businesses.
If we look at it logically, which is why I used that word logic by the way, we can conclude that the two groups of people have different motives that may come from the same frustration or may not. However, there is nothing to be gained by the peaceful protesters in violently looting and destroying people's property. This will not change how the police handle these situations in the future which is something I'd assume they'd want.
I welcome discussion, but gotta say, you've been really dismissive and snarky and it's going to confuse the issue into a more ad hominem thing which I'm sure no one here really wants.
"What anybody here wants" is the least relevant thing.
You cannot conclude these two groups have "different motives", only that they have different approaches. Sure, there could be some opportunism here. Or it could be some MLK vs Malcolm X situation. Some people maintain quiet composure, some lash out,
It's all great to believe the former is better than the latter. I tend to think so. But you're still assigning motives and that isn't appropriate.
You've called this situation "fruitless" but how can you even declare that some paltry hours into the disobedience? It's literally impossible to say if these actions will bear fruit yet. Your whole thing is an argument from prejudice.
None of which is to say these riots are even "good". Sometimes people do bad shit when they're up against the wall. Are these people rioting otherwise "good"? Is "otherwise good" even a useful concept? Is violence never justified? You've never even gotten to these questions.
"Uncivilized".
There is an undercurrent here that is not hard to see.
SPOILER ALERT:
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