...aren't trying to spread discourse, but trying to create an outrage and play off of that (evidence exists of the malignant intent). Playing off of outrage is

...aren't trying to spread discourse, but trying to create an outrage and play off of that (evidence exists of the malignant intent). Playing off of outrage is heavily rewarded by our current societal systems. It happens at all points of the political spectrum, but happens more at the extremes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rE3j_RHkqJc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rE3j_RHkqJc The portland professor was being brought up based on academic dishonesty, human experimentation, process, and ethics It's a hoax. It's a time honored means of expression, particularly when the subject heavily deserves ridicule. Lack of data, cherrypicking stark examples, and the reuse of the same events over and over again There's a list of well over 600 incidents of violence, vandalism, and threats, instigated by the far left. If you do some searching, you'll find over a hundred with just a bit of sincere effort, and in pretty short order. There's also the father and son republicans who were chased down by black block demonstrators. There's the time when a mob was calling for Tim Pool to be chased down and beaten. There's the Florida local news video crew attacked, his smartphone knocked out of his hand. The bike lock professor. That's all just off the top of my head. True, such things are also done by elements of the far right. All of it is bad. In any case, it's certainly not the case that there are only a few cherry picked examples from the Far Left. There's an epidemic of political harassment and assault in 2019, and a majority of the incidents up to the level of vandalism and minor assault comes from the Left. If anything, there's a bias against talking about that in the media.