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I'd be way more sympathetic to the protesters if instead of shouting stupid shit (stream i'm watching they were chanting 'suck my dick') they were demanding concrete changes, like had a list of achievable demands that could be measurably met (opposed to e.g. 'be sorrier').

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A few commentors linked the naacp's list of demands, which I hadn't seen. As far as this represents the protests, this is concrete and absolutely qualifies for what I wanted in my original tweet.

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Ah good to know. I forgot I probably am getting a selective sample.

6:13 AM · Jun 3, 2020