I did not get that. Do I need to know him personally to know that he has junkie and a criminal?
> And to think the protests were about a single person
Sure protests were for all good and against all bad.
But there were too many posters about George Floyd and other black criminals, there was too many lies in crime statistics posted by left-wing media supporting these protests, so let's say these protesters were misinformed at best.
> clearly you don’t care enough to be informed.
Well, you have formed your opinion about what I know and what I don't (not the first time in this thread). It's not my job to convince you otherwise. Continue living in an imaginary world where everyone who disagree with you is literally nazi.
> I am of the opinion that you should not be on the side of nazis, ever.
Thank you for your opinion, but I'm not on the side of nazis. I'm on the side of freedom of speech and other human rights.
> Siding with people who want to take away the rights of everyone who doesn’t look like them is kind of a little hypocritical on your part
I'm not "siding" with these people. I try protect their rights and freedom as well as rights and freedoms of anyone else.
I'll try to explain the difference, but it is so obvious, so explanation might be hard.
There are two reasons: humanist and practical.
First, even serial killers and rapists deserve humane treatment, right to fair trial etc. Including free speech. Abandoning eye for an eye principle is also a great achievement of the western civilization.
Second, if society today decides it is acceptable to take speech rights from nazis, tomorrow it will decide it can take speech rights from communists, day after tomorrow you won't be able to talk freely. It happened too often throughout history, even in modern times, literally in the last decade (I'm not talking about the US, but it applies to the US to some degree).