> kick up dust over police encounters that aren't worth getting bent out of shape about. When every major BLM-esque protest in the last several years was trigg

> kick up dust over police encounters that aren't worth getting bent out of shape about. When every major BLM-esque protest in the last several years was triggered by the death of a black person at the hands of the police, that characterization is "grossly offensive" Not saying you should be put on trial for it (like in the article's case). Just stating a fact. We could debate their tactics or the value of property damage to a social cause in terms of convincing moderates. But your presentation is pretty gross.