Quote (IceMage @ Jul 24 2020 06:32pm)
There never seems to be actual outrage from the right, unless it involves white guys as the victim and certain groups(media, liberals, Democrats) as the perpetrators. And deflecting onto fringe groups, as you just did, is a tactic the right uses which highlights that they really don't give a shit about the underlying incidents.
It's simply the nature of news media that people react in real time to events. I don't know what WaPo got sued for, because any time this thread comes up nobody ever posts articles, but it's not that big of a deal. "We're going to wait to react to this video showing the stereotypical racist incident until we have 10 more angles" is just being unrealistic. This applies to left, right, and fact-based media.
I think you've just moved further into your bubble and aren't exposed to differing viewpoints, except when presented by people who agree with you.
Your first thought was to come here and berate the victim for being white and rich (was he actually even rich?). I'm not so sure I'm the one who needs to examine his biases.
The speaker of the House is tweeting about federal law enforcement as "storm-troopers". I don't know how more mainstream you want this to be before you come to terms that these "fringe groups" are mainstream elements within the Democratic party. Your argument is that I don't care about police brutality because I respond poorly to riots, looting, arson, and destruction of public property. It's a bad take. Skyrocketing murder rates in cities across the country are not some right-wing conspiracy. It's time to wake up and smell the coffee.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/body-found-in-minneapolis-building-burned-during-george-floyd-riots-11595382153This is not acceptable behavior.