BLM didn't have a target and isn't a group blah blah blah. Where do you think they protested? Burger King? That police station had nothing to do with authority. F the police that everyone was wearing had nothing to do with governance.
>> Only in response to their use of excessive force in protests.
I know you guys don't believe what you sell. Keep trying to pretend nuance exists between right wing
extremists and left wing extremists.
>> Keep pretending that it doesn't.
A lot of people will pretend with you. Thinking the election was rigged and protesting the results, while stupid, is just as protected as thinking cops are out to shoot unarmed black people for no reason.
>> The right to protest it is equally valid. Rioting is never permitted or legal. Though, I sympathize though more for those who are worried about human lives rather than those who are throwing a temper tantrum because they lost an election.
The resulting violence at both are not reflective of the group. Guilt by association is bad believe it or not.
>> I have cited the genetic fallacy multiple times.
But it is you who is trying to have it both ways. The right is guilty, because it furthers my aims the left is not because it does not. That is your nuance in a nutshell. Hmm.. Let's look some things up here...
terrorist: a person who uses unlawful violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.
political: relating to the government or the public affairs of a country.
social justice: justice in terms of the distribution of wealth, opportunities, and privileges within a society.
The right to not suffer excessive force at the hands of the police is not a privilege that you shouldn't have to advocate. It's not a political gain. it should be an inalienable right