‘Ok, we’re even now’ white people say after businesses burned, looted in Minneapolis

May 28, 2020
MINNEAPOLIS, MN - MAY 27: A fire burns inside of an Auto Zone store near the Third Police Precinct on May 27, 2020 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Businesses near the Third Police Precinct were looted and damaged today as the area has become the site of an ongoing protest after the police killing of George Floyd. Four Minneapolis police officers have been fired after a video taken by a bystander was posted on social media showing Floyd's neck being pinned to the ground by an officer as he repeatedly said, "I can’t breathe". Floyd was later pronounced dead while in police custody after being transported to Hennepin County Medical Center. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)

White people say centuries of injustice have been wiped away after several businesses were burned or looted in Minneapolis.

“It really pains me to even have to say this because I thought things were going fine, but ok, we’re even now,” said Lily LeBlanc, lead spokesperson for white people. 

“I don’t want to push it, but if anything we’re the victims now.”

LeBlanc also told reporters that white people are willing to further allow bygones to be bygones if those who looted and burned those businesses put everything back the way they found it and apologize.

Meanwhile, a candlelight vigil is being organized for a folksy little mom-and-pop operation called Target, which was looted during the protests.