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The Atlantic, June 1, 2020: "Since the beginning of this country, riots and violent rhetoric have been markers of patriotism...Force and violence have always been used as weapons to defend liberty."
h/t @fredbauerbloghttps://www.theatlantic.com/culture/archive/2020/06/riots-are-american-way-george-floyd-protests/612466/ …
As a historical matter, this is true! But it is a dangerous truth whose deployment is irresponsible more often than not. In general, one should be anti-riot, anti-rebellion, anti-violence. The American Revolution is the (putative) exception that proves the rule.
Wherever did these Right extremists get the idea they could just riot like that?!
What if I told you rioting for good things is good, and rioting for bad things is bad? It's kinda like how John Brown was good, because he fought to end slavery, while Robert E. Lee was bad, because he fought to preserve it.
Rioting is never good.
I guess you better be ready to finish what you started. The history books are written by the winners.
This is the platonic ideal of pulling a passage out of context
The minute you hear white supremacy think of it as a link to marxist propaganda. Game over.
Pulling selective quotes *of a defense attorney in a self-defense case* during a time when trials were public spectacles, and attributing them to society as a whole is disingenuous. What I say in courtrooms, in defense of my clients, has one purpose and only that purpose.
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