Still waiting for a genuine example of conservatives bullying leftists.
Proud boys beating liberal protesters Oct. 2018. I would like the articles but the language of the PBs is too foul.
Every gay child, teen driven to suicide by anti-gay harassment online or at school.
Charlottesville - the fellow driving a car into a crowd, killing one. The group marching around a black church repeating "blood and soil" and "Jews will not replace us."
Every conservative carrying around AK 47s at protests by liberals. It is attempted intimidation and is bullying behavior.
There are lots and lots of examples.
Don't pretend all of the conservative world is innocent.
Accusations in a Mirror: How the Radical Right Blames Rising Political Violence on the Left
If you listened only to Owens’s testimony, you might never learn that the
vast majority of extremist murders committed in 2018 were carried out by members of the far right who were steeped in white supremacist ideology. Or that the number of those murders is increasing. Or that many of the tech companies that control the online spaces where violent white supremacists become radicalized are
failing to moderate hate content effectively, creating a fertile space for frustrated white men to become socialized into the world of hate.
Owens’s strategy has become standard fare on the right: diminishing the rise of white nationalist violence, diffusing blame onto “many sides” – as President Trump did after “Unite the Right” – or insisting, despite all evidence, that political violence is a left-wing problem. Trump downplayed the threat once again in the aftermath of the Christchurch, New Zealand, shooting that left 50 Muslim worshippers dead at the hands of a white supremacist. When a reporter asked the president whether he believed white nationalism was a
rising global threat, he responded, “I don’t really.”
Right-wing terrorism - Wikipedia
A 2019 report found that in 2018, 50 people in the United States were killed in murders by domestic extremists (including both ideologically and non-ideologically motivated homicides). Of these killings, 78% were perpetrated by white supremacists, 16% by anti-government extremists, 4% by "incel" extremists, and 2% by domestic Islamist extremists.
[71] Over the broader 2009 to 2018 time period, there were a total of 313 people in the United States killed by right-wing extremists (including both ideologically and non-ideologically motivated homicides), of which 76% were committed by white supremacists, 19% by antigovernment extremists (including those affiliated with the
militia, "
sovereign citizen,"
tax protester, and
"Patriot" movements), 3% by "incel" extremists, 1% by anti-abortion extremists, and 1% by other right-wing extremists.
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Again, don't pretend all conservatives or all the right is non-violent or don't bully.