(01-07-2021, 02:35 PM)mikesez Wrote:

(01-07-2021, 02:20 PM)homebiscuit Wrote: I think the term you're attempting to describe with that childlike analogy is profundity. 

Yes, what those people did yesterday was very profound. It spoke to the very seat of power with which they had a complaint. Even more, they did it while truly being mostly peaceful. There was some mild destruction, a few minor injuries, and unfortunately one death, which all pale in comparison to the months long siege "cockroach" leftist groups visited upon several cities. 

In their wake, the "cockroaches" left millions upon millions of dollars in destruction to not only innocent business and private property owners, but upon countless city, state, and federal properties. Their actions grievously injured many people, including police and federal officers who required hospitalization and suffered disabilities. Additionally, their actions have resulted in the outright murders of civilians and the attempted murders of police and federal officers. And for what purpose besides the perpetration of mindless and aimless anarchy.  

Cockroach vs Godzilla, indeed.

BLM didn't try to take over and disrupt the seat of power.
That's serious.
What follows is parody.
My side is good and mostly peaceful.  But your side is bad and I will chuckle when you call them mostly peaceful.  They are not! They are bad, and bad things aren't peaceful.  I will chuckle and refuse to follow the rest of your statement.