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Ah, yes! You've resorted to the old liberal standby: Your grammar has an imperfection, so your point is invalid. What you don't know is that I know full well that it's supposed to be spelled "reelection", and my grammatical error was left simply to troll idiots like you.

Fun fact, you did.

https://www.splcenter.org/fighting-hate/intelligence-report/2009/racist-backlash-greets-president-barack-obama

From the article I linked:
"Only hours after Obama's election, a predominantly black church in Springfield, Mass., was torched. Three white men were arrested just days before Obama's Jan. 20 inauguration and charged with conspiring to deprive church congregants of their civil rights."

You don't know shit.

Depriving congregants of their civil rights. Funny, that sounds like what a lot of liberal governors did this year. Oh, and just how many idiots were arrested for church burning? I'm sure it pales in comparison to what antifa has just in just the past few months.

Also, while we're comparing reactions between Obama's and Trump's inaugurations:

So, I prove you wrong. Instead of accepting that you were corrected, you resort to whataboutism. Smh. Have some integrity.

Oh my god, you're absolutely right. Those dirty governors forced people to wear a flimsy covering over their face. Oh my god, to think that they also say you can't drink and drive! Your body your choice! What? Suicide is illegal and attempted suicide is a misdemeanor? Your body your choice! Your civil liberties! Oh noes!

Oh, here comes the ANTIFA strawman. Let's recognize here that ANTIFA violence has only -seriously- taken to violence to warrant serious concern only this last year. Whereas since Trump's inauguration, white supremacist crimes have seen quite a spike in crime and terrorist rates. Even before Trump's inauguration, White Supremacists and Radical Right have comitted far more crimes than anyone associated with the left.

Admit it, your claim that the Right never got mad or acted out in a result of Obama's inauguration is false. Admit that you're as uninformed as your claim suggests.

Actually, you didn't correct me at all. My caption reads: "Not a single conservative did this when Obama was inaugurated", referring to that young lady's infamous melt down as Trump was being sworn in. A highly emotional over-reaction which was widespread among libs. You tried to compare apples and oranges by bringing up a hate crime, which they probably would have done anyway. Obama being elected just gave them an excuse. I then correctly compared your right-wing hate group to a left-wing one (antifa), which has done a truly monumental amount of damage in the past few months. I especially like how you support their violence because you feel that they're committing these felonies for a just cause. If you keep a liberal talking long enough, they will show their true colors.

FYI: Every drunk driving law on the books was passed through each state's legislature. The same is true for seat belt laws, which would be a better comparison for the mask mandates. ALL of these mandates, shutdowns, and other oppressive edicts handed down by these tyrants via executive order is unconstitutional. It's funny how liberals cared deeply about personal freedoms until about 5 years ago.

Finally, let's go back to that church fire. After it was burned, tragic as it was, the congregation could still hold services at another location, or even in the parking lot while they rebuild. And remember, it was only ONE church. By contrast, these governors have closed ALL churches indefinitely. Those that dare to resist are met with harsh legal repercussions, and you're ok with it. To people like you, civil rights only matter when it suits your agenda.

When you have to work that hard to explain the nuances of your meme, the meme fails. You left the interpretation of the lady open to the viewer. In which, I interpreted it as "Angry reaction, rage, etc." That hate crime was one example, reports show that after Obama's inauguration (and before) there had been a sharp rise in hate crimes. Including seeing hanging, burning effigies that resembled the newly elected president. So, there's that.

I noticed you said I support ANTIFA violence. I never said that. I actually do not support it at all. That was an assumption, by you, which probably comes from Fox News/Trump talking points.

So, you mention laws that were passed on the books. How they different from mandates, executive orders, etc. So, how does that differ from Trump's executive orders? If one expects another to respect the President's Executive Orders, then one should equally respect such orders by the governor, and the mayor. The only difference is the level of government. State vs. Federal. Going beyond that, there's also local government. Just because a governor imposes a mandate/edict that you don't like doesn't mean it's tyrannical or oppressive. They're simply doing their job using the powers available to them. You're not mad that they made mandates/edicts for face masks. You're mad that Trump didn't make an executive order that countered it. To repeat the rhetoric of the right regarding federal level executive orders: "Don't like it? Move out." Though, regarding state level, it would be far easier than leaving the country. Second, if they're truly tyrannical, go to your state capital, speak to your state officials and get the person impeached. Good luck though.

Regarding the church... I'm not sure how you're conflating the idea of a hate-attack on a predominantly black church, versus the shutdown of churches in the midst of a pandemic. Those are hardly comparable. You're so worried about churches, yet if you were truly religious you would know that you do not need a church to practice your faith. The government still permitted gatherings of up to ten people. The difference between that and protesting is that you cannot limit protesters. You simply can't. If protesters are to stand outside a building with signs showing their protest, you can't tell them to do that at home. You can't tell them to take turns. However, you can still have bible study groups, you can still have sermons over the internet.

Your arguments are entirely... "holy."

200k people dead and still not wearing a mask!