• betanumerus@lemmy.ca
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    1 day ago

    The guy who was punched was technically not violent. He was rather promoting violence (promoting ICE, who has shown excessive use of force/excessive violence). The guy who punched reacted violently against a guy who promoted violence. I’m looking for common ground between the guy who punched, and the security personnel called to the scene.

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      10 hours ago

      So the guy promoting hate and locking up of children leaving day care as a means to bait out their parents, is not violent?

      Supporting violence (voting, financially, or otherwise) is violence my dude, you don’t get to tell the judge that you didn’t kill your wife, you asked someone else to do it, so technically he needs to find middle ground here. The FAQ is wrong with that logic of yours man.

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        3 hours ago

        Supporting violence is clearly different than the violence itself. That is not to say one is better than the other. It’s saying that one will need an ambulance before the other … “my dude” / “you didn’t kill your wife” / “you don’t get to tell the judge” / “that logic of yours man” / Bud.