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As Britain grapples with days of violent looting, Americans worry that riot fever could soon cross the pond

Riots, irrational violence, and hedonistic looting devastated London for the better part of a week, slapping Britons awake to disturbing truths about what many consider a historically civil society. Now, many Americans are wondering if the same thing could happen on this side of the Atlantic. Are such fears founded?

No. Americans would never stand for this: A culture and history of self-reliance would lead ordinary Americans to take matters into their own hands, says Tim Stanley at Britain's Telegraph. Remember when Koreans shot looters during the L.A. riots in 1992? Plus, political leaders like Jesse Jackson would "brave the violence and make a plea for reconciliation." Bill Clinton would cry and hug someone. And a top Republican would insist on "martial law and the summary execution of everyone wearing a hoodie." Seriously though, the riots would quickly subside because "Americans vocalize their issues and their ideas about resolving them."
"London riots: Americans would have known how to respond to the violence and looting"

Actually, we're "a spark away" from explosive riots: The London riots are eerily similar to those in Los Angeles in 1992, says Bill Boyarsky at Truthdig. And the conditions appear right for the same thing to happen again. In both cases, community anger boiled up after a racially-tinged episode, and evolved to encompass widespread frustration over a poor economy and socioeconomic disparities. Similar conditions in the U.S. today are causing social tensions "just below the surface in poor minority neighborhoods," just waiting to be "ignited by a spark."
"America is a spark away from riots of its own"

Indeed, we've already seen troubling previews : In the past few months, relatively small youth mobs "wreaked havoc" in cities like Philadelphia, Milwaukee, and Cleveland, says Kevin Dolak at ABC News. These incidents indicate that "unrest could spread to America." In Milwaukee alone, a group of 1,000 youths used social networks to organize the disruption of the Wisconsin state fair. And with a "bleak economic outlook" and "deep distrust of the government" growing, watch out.
"Riot fear: Could U.K.-style destruction happen in America?"
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영국 폭력적 약탈의 일 grapples 마찬가지로, 미국인은 폭동 열풍 곧 연못을 건너 수 있다고 걱정

Riots, irrational violence, and hedonistic looting devastated London for the better part of a week, slapping Britons awake to disturbing truths about what many consider a historically civil society. 폭동, 비이 성적인 폭력과 약탈 hedonistic는 런던을 황폐화 일주일의 좋은 부분, 많은 사람들이 역사적으로 시민 사회를 고려에 대해 불안하게 진리에 깨어 두드림의 브리튼스하십시오. Now, many Americans are wondering if the same thing could happen on this side of the Atlantic. 동일한 것은 대서양의 측면에 일어날 수있다면 지금, 많은 미국인들은 궁금해하고 있습니다. Are such fears founded? 이러한 두려움은 설립 있습니까?

No. Americans would never stand for this: A culture and history of self-reliance would lead ordinary Americans to take matters into their own hands , says Tim Stanley at Britain's Telegraph . 번호 미국인이 참을 수가 없어 : 자기 신뢰의 문화와 역사는 평범한 미국인이 자신의 손에 처리할을 초래할 것이라고 영국 텔레그래프에 팀 스탠리는 말합니다 . Remember when Koreans shot looters during the LA riots in 1992? 한국인들이 1992 년 LA 폭동 때 약탈자를 쐈을 때 기억 나니? Plus, political leaders like Jesse Jackson would "brave the violence and make a plea for reconciliation." 제시 잭슨 또한, 정치 지도자는 "폭력을 용감하고 화해를위한 항변합니다."것입니다 Bill Clinton would cry and hug someone. 빌 클린턴 울어도하고 사람을 포옹합니다. And a top Republican would insist on "martial law and the summary execution of everyone wearing a hoodie." 그리고 최고의 공화당이 주장은 '계엄령와 까마귀를 입고 사람의 요약 실행. " Seriously though, the riots would quickly subside because "Americans vocalize their issues and their ideas about resolving them." 심각하지만, 폭동 빨리 가시고 것이다 "미국인들을 해결에 대한 자신의 문제와 그들의 아이디어를 유성음 화하다."때문에
"London riots: Americans would have known how to respond to the violence and looting" "런던 폭동 : 폭력과 약탈에 대응하는 방법을 미국인들이 알았을 것입니다"

Actually, we're "a spark away" from explosive riots: The London riots are eerily similar to those in Los Angeles in 1992, says Bill Boyarsky at Truthdig . 사실, 우리가 폭발 폭동에서 "멀리 스파크"이야 : 런던 폭동은 1992 년 로스 앤젤레스에있는 것과 유사한 eerily, Truthdig의 빌 Boyarsky는 말합니다 . And the conditions appear right for the same thing to happen again. 그리고 조건은 다시는 그런 일이 일어나지 똑같은 오른쪽에 나타납니다. In both cases, community anger boiled up after a racially-tinged episode, and evolved to encompass widespread frustration over a poor economy and socioeconomic disparities. 두 경우 모두, 커뮤니티 분노는 인종 - 물들어의 에피소드 후에 조림, 그리고 가난한 경제와 사회 경제 불균형을 통해 광범위한 불만을 포괄하는 발전. Similar conditions in the US today are causing social tensions "just below the surface in poor minority neighborhoods," just waiting to be "ignited by a spark." 미국에서 비슷한 조건 오늘날 사회적 긴장을 일으키는 "가난한 소수 지역의 표면 아래에"그냥 "스파크에 의해 붙였을까."로 대기
"America is a spark away from riots of its own" "미국은 자신의 폭동 떨어져 불꽃이"

Indeed, we've already seen troubling previews : In the past few months, relatively small youth mobs "wreaked havoc" in cities like Philadelphia, Milwaukee, and Cleveland, says Kevin Dolak at ABC News . 실제로, 우리가 이미 열세 미리보기 봤어요 : 지난 몇 개월 동안 비교적 적은 청소년 mobs 필라델피아, 밀워키와 클리블랜드와 같은 도시에서 "혼란을 wreaked" ABC 뉴스에서 케빈 Dolak 말합니다 . These incidents indicate that "unrest could spread to America." 이 사건은 "불안은 미국​​으로 확산 수 있습니다."것을 나타냅니다 In Milwaukee alone, a group of 1,000 youths used social networks to organize the disruption of the Wisconsin state fair. 밀워키 혼자, 위스콘신 스테이트 페어 (State Fair)의 중단을 구성하는 사회적 네트워크를 사용하는 1000 청소년의 그룹. And with a "bleak economic outlook" and "deep distrust of the government" growing, watch out. 그리고 "황량한 경제 전망 '과'정부의 깊은 불신"성장과 함께, 조심.