Yes, anyone can see the violence that happened in Charlottesville and the white supremacist that ran a car into people killing a woman. Anyone can see the 17 year old white supremacist in Kenosha that killed two and injured one. Anyone can see the statistically disproportionate state sponsored violence against minorities that results in their murder on the street during daylight like George Floyd.
Minority votes are being suppressed, they make less money than their white counterparts, they have less access to higher education, less access to nutritious food, and they’re disproportionately dying during a pandemic.
But sure, let’s ignore reality and talk about your narrow view on housing prices and police “protection”.
A 17 year old drives across state lines, goes to a city meets up with a militia that has ties to white supremacy and neo-Nazis, then kills two people and injures a third.
If you don’t see the issues there, you’re part of the problem.
Kenosha is right next to the state border; he lived close to Kenosha on the other side of that border. What does it matter that he crossed state lines?
> kills two people and injures a third
All of whom were violently attacking him (one of them with a gun), as can be seen from numerous videos of the incident.
> ties to white supremacy and neo-Nazis
[citation still needed]
> you’re part of the problem
I'm proud to be part of the problem if the opposite of "problematic" is to accept provocative claims without evidence.
Minority votes are being suppressed, they make less money than their white counterparts, they have less access to higher education, less access to nutritious food, and they’re disproportionately dying during a pandemic.
But sure, let’s ignore reality and talk about your narrow view on housing prices and police “protection”.