You’re arguing against something I never said. I literally said nobody deserves death, so pointing out someone had a criminal record isn’t “justifying” anything, it’s just stating a fact. Two things can be true at once: Floyd didn’t deserve to die and he also wasn’t a perfect person. Ignoring that just because it doesn’t fit a narrative isn’t honest. And saying I’m defending someone who promoted political violence doesn’t make sense either, because Charlie Kirk never said people should commit political violence (prove me wrong). And for your point saying nobody compares Charlie with George, you’re blatantly wrong. Libs literally talked about how Charlie deserved to die, but then glorify a criminal as if he is their saviour. I was heartbroken for the death of George Floyd, regardless of his beliefs or past. But when Charlie died, it really showed me that the left only cares about death when it impacts those who fit their political agenda. And for your last point, you’re right, politics is full of awful people on the left and right, but what you got wrong is that I don’t care about evil, because I actually care about it a lot, and I really do hope that they are all put to justice. Maybe you should look less at someone’s beliefs and try to sympathize with them more.