Not sure. All the video shows for certain is a hoard of black people fighting at a Philly department store while onlookers cheered and laughed.

In Jacksonville, Fla., 300 black people from a "massive house party" descended on a Wal-Mart and robbed it. Police and store managers thought they got off lucky: There were gun shots and the party in the parking lot before and after the flash rob.

In Milwaukee, on the Fourth of July in 2011, 25 to 50 black people invaded a store, robbed it, then beat up a group of nearby picnickers. One woman stood over one of her victims and proclaimed to her friends: "White Girl Bleed a Lot," inspiring a book on racial violence by the same name.

More from Milwaukee.



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Don't forget the MotorIn the second episode of PuckDrop we have a very special guest. There is no other European with higher standing in the city of Montreal than Saku Koivu, and for him to set aside 45 minutes to make a podcast is just another example of his affability.

Saku speaks about the Finnish World Cup team, who he advises, growing up, his parents, and the support he received.

Naturally, he also touched on his time with the Canadiens, the people in the locker room, and the captaincy.

In the end we got to the next big Finnish player in Montreal, Artturi Lehkonen. Koivu gives us his opinion on Montreal’s most exciting prospect heading into training camp.

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A little note in regards to the podcast itself; my aim is to make this into a