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  Bro, that's a whole lot of words that you just came up with
context: Between this and the likelihood of unrest in Memphis when bodycam footage is released next week over there, we're in for a rather chaotic end to this month. >
  
  Left wing violence is mostly peaceful though, per CNN >
  
  Yeah I would say at a large scale protest, 6 people committing violent acts (and being arrested btw) would still be considered “mostly peaceful” since “most” of those protesting did so “peacefully”.
  Mind blowing shit, I know. >
  
  Tell me you don't know anything about what happened without telling me. Summer 2020 for example, hundreds were violent and only handfuls were arrested (this being per city, in the "summer of love" where the US experienced the single most widespread violent connected event in at least 30 years due to left wing violence and support from Democrat politicians). Most get away. >
  
  Oh hey, you've cited to prove my point. Or do you think 1 night in Atlanta is equivalent to a total of over a month of violence across the country? Hope it's not the latter. That'd be pretty embarrassing for you. 
  Also to the original point, some of these arrested are being identified online now. Francis Carroll, for example, being a repeat left wing violent offender was one of the ones in Atlanta arrested. Came down to Atlanta from Maine. It's always left wing violence that this sub never wants to acknowledge, despite it happening so often. >
  
  10s of thousands arrested is "a few handfull" I suppose >
  
  Got it. So you do think the cumulative of over a month and the combined total of cities all across America is comparable to 1 night in Atlanta. Not a hot look.