How do we say, « mostly peaceful »?🤡🌏

He must be part of them...

@MrAndyNgo

Replying to @libsoftiktok

The "journalist" interviewed here knew the gunman personally & is helping to fundraise cash for his family. The domestic terrorist gunman shot an officer in an attempt to kill him at the autonomous zone occupation south of Atlanta. https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1617001171377618944

I thought @gofundme didn’t allow criminal funds to be donated. This guy shot and injured a cop.

Maybe some constitution abiding gun owners should take a cue from Kyle Rittenhouse and non-violently put a stop to this non-violence

too bad it isn't up to him...

Here is what the "anarchists" say about property destruction:

"Violence against Property vs. Violence against People

Again, some people reject that violence is the correct word to describe property destruction. Because physical objects cannot feel pain, they argue, tools like spray paint and accelerants can’t be considered weapons and their use is not violent. I think the distinction between sensate beings and insensate objects is crucial. So is property destruction violent or nonviolent? This question is both pragmatic—we do need to call it something—and experiential. Destroying property can be done without harming a single sentient being and with great effect to stop an unjust system. Can anyone really argue against the French resistance blowing up railroad tracks and bridges to stop the Nazis?

But violence against property can also be an act meant to intimidate. This is the source of the unease that many progressives and radicals may feel toward property destruction. If you have been a person so threatened, you know how effective it is. Indeed, if violence against property were an ineffective approach to instilling fear and compliance, no one would ever use it. Burning a cross on someone’s lawn is meant to traumatize and terrorize. So is smashing all the dinner plates to the floor. A friend who survived a right-wing terrorist attack on the building where she worked was later hospitalized with severe PTSD (posttraumatic stress disorder). Property destruction can have a crippling effect on sentient beings.

Whatever we decide to call property destruction, we need to weigh the consequences and strategic benefits and make our decisions from there. Again, “violence” is not a bad word, only a descriptive one. Obviously, many more people can accept an attack against a window, a wall, or an empty building than can accept violence against a person, and that’s as it should be. But wherever you stand personally on this issue, basic respect for each other and for our movement as a whole demands that we acknowledge the distinction between people and property when we discuss violence."

https://deepgreenresistance.net/en/resistance/liberals-radicals/categories-of-violence/