Kaizen Asiedu believes that while peaceful protest is acceptable, rioting and looting must be met with a hard line by law enforcement.

“There are people who are peacefully protesting and I got to check that out myself in person on Sunday at a pre-planned organized protest at city hall. And then there are people who are rioting, who are vandalizing things, who are torturing cars, who are throwing bricks at police officers. There's a ”

The recent protests in Los Angeles are not comparable in scale or severity to the 1992 LA riots.

“Compare that to the LA riots, right? Oh yeah, that was crazy. I mean it there is no comparison here. You had 60 plus people who were killed, who were shot dead. You had I mean whole neighborhoods, businesses looted a billion dollars in 1992 in property damage. I mean it was that was a very different”

The current protests in Los Angeles are less significant in scale and intensity than previous historical unrest like the 1992 riots.

“I don't want to overplay it because there's a lot of people on like oh my god this is BL I'm like no no no this is not even remotely the same this is a relatively you know thousands of people yes but we're not talking about millions we're not talking about contagion you know spread across the entire”