>Do you know what the sides are? Because it's rather shocking that you would say that, esp. about Portland. I'm from a communist state where my family was oppr

>Do you know what the sides are? Because it's rather shocking that you would say that, esp. about Portland. I'm from a communist state where my family was oppressed for being part of a "colonizer/capitalist" ethnicity. I know first hand that many leftists have adopted these narratives and view me in a hateful and dehumanizing manner. I'm well aware of leftist/postmodern narratives. The question is how many of you are and do you care? >PB's come to town and occupy blocks regularly, they aren't fighting for social justice, the are simply fighting against social justice. I realize there are multiple sides which I've implied in the original post. I don't think it's accurate to say they are "fighting against social justice". They have their own sense of social justice even if misguided. At the end of the day both sides have a common root cause for their grievances. Millennials and Gen Z have been screwed by the previous generations and are operating in a regressive state as a result. Something like communists vs fascists in pre-war Germany but not exactly. Point is neither side is the root cause of the others issues.