> more nuanced view ... based on context What's nuanced about supporting violence/rioting/looting/etc while fighting violence being hypocritical? My main point

> more nuanced view ... based on context What's nuanced about supporting violence/rioting/looting/etc while fighting violence being hypocritical? My main point remains "you were silent while 100's of millions in damage was done and now you're mad about 6 hours of less violent protests and a single building being damaged?" > reasons aren't equal Reasons aren't equal... but there is plenty of reason to pick apart the hypocrisy WAY beyond DC vs Portland riots. I can point out many "police brutality" stories that aren't really when facts come out. (IE: "hands up, don't shoot"). I can do the same to most of the 'non contradictory' positions. It's important to stand up for what you believe in peacefully... it's also important to try and not be a hypocrite while doing so. I stand against the hypocrisy in the other positions you mentioned as well even if not mentioned in detail. The hypocrisy destroys the message.