In practice this means you would consider civil rights protesters violating the law by sitting at a segregated lunch counter to be the same as the pro-segregation protesters assaulting them.
No because assaulting someone is a far worse crime than sitting at a counter. You're more than welcome to break the law in either case as long as you understand that you can be held accountable by the law. Nelson Mandela spent decades in prison.
LOL wow, so it turns out breaking the law is actually ok if you do so in a manner Mr. Graham finds acceptable which shows how hollow your "axshualllly everyone should obey the law" pose is.
No, see above. You're the one that says breaking the law is ok depending on what you personally find acceptable or not. Apparently that includes people throwing tantrums by destroying and looting innocent peoples property.
At least it would kinda make sense if they focused their rage on police or government property since that's who they're protesting. But tantruming toddlers usually don't think that much. I mean you throw tantrums here on a very regular basis, you're only interested in getting your way, not in civil dialogue, as is the toddler way.
Squiggy is the same. Anger, resentment, insults, and otherwise consistently behaving like children. How embarrassing.
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