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Sorry that you don't like it. Can't please everyone. Lots of people have told me they've had fun meeting new people from around the world. Regarding the hashtag, I put it there because I'm against police brutality and I'm horrified by what the police are doing. Looters should be arrested and prosecuted, for sure. But police have a monopoly on the use of violence and must be held to a higher standard.
I didn't write I don't like it, mostly think being more neutral and removing political statements might be better. As for the Police, that was one guy. What percentage of cops kill innocent people, vs. save you from the bad guys (I was saved by cops twice, for instance). Also looks like the guy is going to be held at a higher standard and will get a harsh punishment. Is looting and burning down stores that in many ca…
protestors = looters = antifa.
Which is of course not true.
These are three seperate groups of people and the only subset relation that holds true (using a definition of `protestors` as simply participants) is
protestors > looters.
And I guess they constitute only a small percentage.
Additionally: Not everyone who would signify themselves as part of the antifa is a looter and not every looter is part of the antifa.
I would not jump to any conlusion about the ratios `looters/(antifa looters)` and `antifa/(antifa looters)`. (Note: They are not inverse).
Overall, my impression is that the antifa plays only a minor role and was mostly brought up by T. to derail the public discussion.