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The second is that BLM protesters this summer stormed government buildings, forcibly occupied them, burned and damaged them, assaulted police officers, and literally took command of entire areas of major American cities. 2/
The media immediately and correctly leapt to call the first group terrorists, insurrectionists, a mob, and rioters. They called the second group "mostly peaceful protesters." 3/
I should note that the people storming the capitol is obviously a bigger deal than obvious media hypocrisy, which is barely even news anymore.
Whataboutism is a hell of a drug
Having consistent standards is not the same as whataboutism
THIS. 1000 times this. That is why I believe @jaketapper to be one of the biggest frauds on this website.
A third thing can be true- the more differently we treat the two acts, the more likely we are to get more of both of them. And good and hard at that!
And the vice president elect supported them and raised money for them on Twitter to bail out criminals that had Burn down property, government and private.
That’s because violence sends a thrill up the media’s leg when it comes from certain groups
The double standard in reporting and media bias drives division & resentments deeper
And leads to more riots
The cops killed the second group who were protesting for a reason. They opened the doors for the first group who were trying to overthrow the government because they lost. These aren't the same.
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