So you go from #notallnazis to saying we "think" these people are nazis? You're genuinely not listening to the oppressed at all, you're constantly trying to police the feelings of minorities while offering no solutions as to what's a valid reaction to these events even when people are straight up being killed for counter protesting white nationalism.
Please quote where I wrote anything that even remotely resembled a #notallnazis sentiment.
To be clear, I'm a minority, a first generation immigrant whose skin color isn't even remotely white. I'm one of the people these protesters hate and want to see dead or out of the country. I wouldn't use physical violence unless:
- Someone or something's attacking me or someone I care for
- Someone or something is threatening my livelihood
(Among other cases that are probably not coming to mind right now.)
Which means, yes, if I felt the government was coming for my ass and those who I loved unjustly, then I'd fight.
If a fringe group of white nationalists are trying to hurt minorities, then I want to see them jailed. I don't want to see a few liberals go out and take justice into their own hands, because that will provoke and mobilize rightist physical retaliation.
And yeah, our justice system has a lot of problems... but for this particular case, I think it will handle the case as it should be handled. The terrorist will go to jail. The white supremacist aggressors who committed crimes will be tried. Call me an idiot when these don't happen, but I'd be willing to bet money that they'll face fair justice.
Once again, I need to ask...if you think there are deep conflicts from the Civil War left over that are so serious that we could inflame them into a second Civil War...what do you think would happen if we left them alone to fester instead?
I don't know, man. That's a hard question to answer. I don't think the answer is to wipe out (e.g., hurt or kill) everyone who wants to see the South rise again.