1) For clarification, are you saying that you don't believe that calling all cops pigs or murders is just as bad as racism?

2) I didn't say you do condone it, but if that is what you got out of that, you seemed to have completely missed what I was saying. It isn't a question of morality. It is a question of who has the responsibility to do something about it. It is the responsibility of the system to correct these injustices which have brought us to this point.

3) I think that if you are spending your time during this crisis condemning those who are righteously angry over decades of injustice, regardless of how they choose to express that righteous anger, you are beating back the oppressed, because you are giving power to the oppressors. You are giving power to the military and the police who are stepping forward to silence these protests. You are giving power to those on the news, or in government who are reducing this righteous anger to thuggery and anarchism. You are giving power to those who benefit from the silence of the oppressed.t think you are wrong on this one.

While you may support the protesters in other ways, in this way and within this argument, you are benefiting the oppressors. Now, that doesn't mean that you have to support these actions, but I believe that if you truly believe in change, there are better ways to fight for it in ways that are consistent with your own personal morality, such as contributing to the charitable organizations which are helping the small businesses which have been destroyed.

I know that may sound harsh and extreme, but it is what I truly believe. I don't mean it as an indictment of your character, but a criticism of your actions. From everything I've seen from you, you seem to have your heart in the right place. I just think you are wrong on this one.

I am condemning the approach that generalizing anyone for anything is intrinsically bad and not weighing which one is worst than the other.

The catalyst in this instance was the intrinsic actions of one individual.

False. I am not beating back the oppressed. I have already stated that I support the oppressed. Not once, not twice but multiple times.
Don't put words in my mouth.

Even George Floyd's family is against the violence. It's not just me that is against it, but those who have directly been affected by this ordeal.

https://www.nationalreview.com/news/george-floyds-brother-speaks-out-against-riots-my-brother-wasnt-about-that/

And:

https://edition.cnn.com/us/live-news/george-floyd-protests-06-01-20/h_50318c1e410ea696ade2d70fc7c374fa

2) I'm giving your proposals serious consideration. That one concerned me, among others.

This seems to have gotten rather circular, so I'll just add a couple points of clarification to wrap this up:

-I am not putting words in your mouth. I am speaking about what I believe to be the effect of your actions. I made this abundantly clear in the paragraph right after you said I put words in your mouth. You can say that you support the protests one million times and that would not change my opinion on this matter, because I believe, in practice, heavy criticism of the violence within some of these protests (see below for point of clarification) benefits those who would like to see this brushed under the rug without any change. And while some of your actions or arguments may help, that does not erase the issues I have with this particular point.

-To clarify, when I am criticizing individuals such as yourself who are speaking out against the violence which has been seen at some of these protests, I mean that exclusively as a criticism of those who are on the outside looking in. Those in the community and those impacted directly by police brutality and systemic injustice have every right to shape these protests. That is what I have been saying all along. It is not my responsibility to judge. Similarly, I don't believe it is yours. If we believe in reform and support the correcting of those systemic injustices, I believe our sole responsibility is to allow those affected to speak and express themselves, and protect them as they do from further injustice. Then, if damage is done, we should help rebuild.

Okay, so talk to me. You asked me several times for a proposal. I gave some to you and now you don't seem to want to talk about it.