I don't know that they're not? Granted, most anarchists I've met, right or left aligned, are a few pebbles short of a zen garden. YMMV. The more cognitively-organized steelman version might be covered by "self-modification" or "drag culture."
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What about people who object to former? Do they not do anything about the latter? In that case it’s a paradox, as "both" in this case would mean "neither".
Wtf can any of us do to stop genuine murderers who we have not and would not ever have met or communicated with? In what world does it make any sort of sense to pin that on a massive group of presumed political opponents?
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We can listen when they explain how they were radicalized, and which platforms were part of connecting them to communities that incited them to violence. And we can not give platforms to the people who incited that violence.
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I'm all for excluding folks who *actually* incite *anyone* to violence. It's something I've never done and don't endorse. But a quick scroll to the top of this thread makes it pretty clear that this goalpost is on wheels, flying toward the nearest person who disagrees with you.
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