Some folks are thinking the same as me.

[justinacolmena]

I support lawful resistance. I don’t support unlawful resistance.

Sometimes it is the machinery of law enforcement itself that must be resisted or opposed by force.
Are you calling that unlawful?
Or are you insisting on total obedience to everything we are told or ordered to do by anyone under any authority or color of law whatsoever?
That is too much to ask, and force is justified to oppose law enforcement brutality and violence.

 

[Agit8r]

Debunking the comment I was replying to

You have debunked nothing

Actually I was replying to someone who did not know that the police showed up to quash protests. Which factually they did do.

 

[XponentialChaos]

I support lawful resistance. I don’t support unlawful resistance.

Sometimes it is the machinery of law enforcement itself that must be resisted or opposed by force.
Are you calling that unlawful?
Or are you insisting on total obedience to everything we are told or ordered to do by anyone under any authority or color of law whatsoever?
That is too much to ask, and force is justified to oppose law enforcement brutality and violence.

I don’t think there is a reasonable argument as to why the “machinery of law enforcement itself” should be violently resisted against at this time.

Hypothetically, some time in the future, under very extreme and unlikely conditions, this may be true. But I certainly would not support that at this time.