Yes, graffiti is the most important issue in play here. Won't someone think of the cleaners!
> The literal attacks on police (and police infrastructure)
...such as?
> appear to be an intentional destabilization effort in order to neuter policing capacity within a community, resulting in increased violent crime (i.e. the “Fergusson effect”).
[citation needed]
>the “Defund the police” movement has been hijacked by radical anarchists who professionally organize riots
[citation needed]. This sounds like a right-wing conspiracy theory akin to crisis actors and George Soros-funded protestors.
>perception of BLM which initially spiked positively after Floyd has been decreasing and overall become much more polarized.
And as we all know, people are rational when it comes to political topics, and polarization can only happen when the subject of said polarization changes or does something wrong. Just ask climate scientists!