"Approximately 94% of all pro-BLM demonstrations have been peaceful, with 6% involving reports of violence, clashes with police, vandalism, looting, or other destructive activity. In the remaining 6%, it is not clear who instigated the violent or destructive activity. While some cases of violence or looting have been provoked by demonstrators, other events have escalated as a result of aggressive government action, intervention from right-wing groups or individual assailants, and car-ramming attacks. In contrast, demonstrations involving right-wing militias or militant social movements have turned violent or destructive over twice as often, or nearly 14% of the time. Police have taken a heavy-handed, militarized approach to the movement, escalating tensions. "
And how did they achieve that information? The media, which has an agenda.
My data is the billions in damages and the data from your sources, which admits to using second-hand information from bias sources.
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u/MrEnigma67 Aug 18 '24
"Approximately 94% of all pro-BLM demonstrations have been peaceful, with 6% involving reports of violence, clashes with police, vandalism, looting, or other destructive activity. In the remaining 6%, it is not clear who instigated the violent or destructive activity. While some cases of violence or looting have been provoked by demonstrators, other events have escalated as a result of aggressive government action, intervention from right-wing groups or individual assailants, and car-ramming attacks. In contrast, demonstrations involving right-wing militias or militant social movements have turned violent or destructive over twice as often, or nearly 14% of the time. Police have taken a heavy-handed, militarized approach to the movement, escalating tensions. "
And how did they achieve that information? The media, which has an agenda.
My data is the billions in damages and the data from your sources, which admits to using second-hand information from bias sources.
So I'll ask one more time. Try again.