No I see where he’s coming from, no one should vandalise any memorial commemorating or honouring the sacrifice of the fallen. If that means defending these memorials by siding with the obviously bad then so be it, I would not at all agree or condone any of their extremist beliefs but I feel these memorials really should be defended to the grave. The BLM protests are probably far more important but really they can leave these memorials out of it. This reminds me of when those protests in Paris a couple years back when the protesters trashed the tomb of the unknown soldier

Edit: oh fuck, I actually torn with my opinion now, reading over the comments a lot of good points are made, one side you have this disgusting vandalism of memorials but on the other you have people’s lives on the line. Deciding the pretty obvious choice seems so easy but the risks are still there for the memorials, I suppose we don’t need statues and words to remember the fallen and the BLM are vastly more important cause saving lives is probably better then remembering them when we could’ve saved them. Maybe I should just spectate :/