Generally depressing societal news.
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I strongly disagree with the premise of this article, that it’s a tough choice. Appeasement doesn’t work. Target pulling merch just tells the domestic terrorists that threats work.
The unfortunate reality is the threat or actual use of violence is what they listen to.
The irony that we never here of the scale of violence for Left causes like this never seems to be found but ya know “both sides”. 👀
I’m pretty sure BLM razed Chicago to the ground a couple years ago. Not sure why folks who used to live in the area keep pretending it isn’t a smoking crater.
As someone in Seattle during CHOP/CHAZ, if it’s anything like that, you and everyone saying ‘raised to the ground’ is full of shit.
Sorry, I thought my intense sarcasm was clear, it’s absolutely a bullshit story.
Unfortunately, in my experience, people say it with a straight face! My family from the South was in a tizzy and I was like “its only a block and the people who started it got chased out by small gangs and groups who saw an opportunity and used violence. No one is being held hostage!”
Ironically, they would have opposed any financial relief for the area, too. -_-
Did they at least believe you when you told them everything was fine, or are they too far gone?
Well, yeah, threats do work. Because enough domestic terrorists have followed through with them in the last ten years that taking them seriously must be part of the threat model.
We got the most change when we had the most bricks unfortunately…
The truth is the Right goes to violence first, but the Nazi’s didn’t get to win last time and I hope so again.
The Target thing wasn’t a boycott, the merch got moved or pulled because a group of people were using the threat of violence and other intimidation tactics to achieve political goals.
Republican is just another word for domestic terrorist at this point.
Always has been, we just got fooled that “tradition” meant “act in the rules of engagement and civility” instead of what it is: “Ooga ooga, I bonk, head empty” like they’re finally showing.
