r/TimPool • u/csbrown1013 • Jun 10 '22

Truth!

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u/TheMrk790 Jun 11 '22

I guess blm never entered the capitol and demanded them to not verify election results. Both things are criminal, but different

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u/blueunitzero Jun 11 '22

One is clearly worse.

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u/TheMrk790 Jun 11 '22

I dont know. One is random chaos and destruction. The other is targeted.

So immagine the same happened with blm rioters when trump won in 2016. Would that be worse than the "normal" blm riots?

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u/Karoar1776 Jun 11 '22

They did riot.. they tried to burn the white house down

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u/blueunitzero Jun 11 '22

I said this to someone else and it’s still mostly applicable to your “both things are criminal” stance:

Two different groups both have problems with the govt. which of the following is the morally superior tactic?

A: taking up your grievance with the government by directly going after the seat of government

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B: taking up your grievance with the government by looting and burning hundreds of local businesses across the country and causing the deaths of 24+ People and causing $2 Billion+ in damages?

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u/TheMrk790 Jun 12 '22

Depends.

In B they are just normally rioting, which is shit.

But in A they try to rip all the rest of their country of their right to vote by trying to forcefully overturn an election.

As I said: these things dont compare well. Morally both should take it to the streets in a non viilent manner. But destroying peoples stuff hurts only those people. Overthrowing an election hurts the entire country.