The protestors are free to speak. But as they are free to speak, we are free to criticize their speech as bigoted, hateful, un-American, and utterly in opposition to the facts. We are also free to point out the numerous instances of violence and intimidation that have accompanied their allegedly “peaceful” protests. We can point out that in slandering both white people and our multiracial police force, they are polarizing the country in a dangerous way. And we can point out what our institutions and most damningly our “conservatives” are largely too cowardly to talk about—that the interracial violence epidemic goes in the opposite direction than that claimed by BLM.
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The protestors are free to speak. But as they are free to speak, we are free to criticize their speech as bigoted, hateful, un-American, and utterly in opposition to the facts. We are also free to point out the numerous instances of violence and intimidation that have accompanied their allegedly “peaceful” protests. We can point out that in slandering both white people and our multiracial police force, they are polarizing the country in a dangerous way. And we can point out what our institutions and most damningly our “conservatives” are largely too cowardly to talk about—that the interracial violence epidemic goes in the opposite direction than that claimed by BLM.
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