R4 This is not about hearts and minds, it's about 400 years of injustice and violence perpetrated by whites reaching its tipping point. The civilized amongst us are talking about how to end the perpetual cycle of theft, looting, rioting and murder inflicted on the black and indigenous communities the longest, whereas the historically predictable white majority comfortable with a system of inequity that privileges them fall back on their centuries long propaganda and racist stereotyping because it's easier than facing the truth.
"KING: The mood of the Negro community now is one of urgency, one of saying that we aren't going to wait. That we've got to have our freedom. We've waited too long. So that I would say that every summer we're going to have this kind of vigorous protest. My hope is that it will be non-violent. I would hope that we can avoid riots because riots are self-defeating and socially destructive. I would hope that we can avoid riots, but that we would be as militant and as determined next summer and through the winter as we have been this summer. And I think the answer about how long it will take will depend on the federal government, on the city halls of our various cities, and on White America to a large extent. This is where we are at this point, and I think White America will determine how long it will be and which way we go in the future."
White America has determined, 54 years later, that there is no racism endemic in American society, police are free to murder as many innocent black people as they like, and that there is no suitable recourse for minorities besides indefinite oppression. It has determined that the contemporary monuments to slavery it erected in the 1930's-1960's, as the vast majority of confederate statues were erected as a response to the growing call for civil rights, are here to stay and that the cleanup bill for a building is worth more than the lives and liberty of millions. Most of them remain completely ignorant of the contemporariness of these statues and the invention of the caste system that privileges them. They are ignorant of the Tulsa Massacre and the 400 year long campaign of terrorism foisted on the same people they are demonizing and attempting to suppress.
A year before his assassination Dr. King proclaimed that a majority of white Americans were racist. This is still true today. Look no further than the three simple words "Black Lives Matter" provoking an outright media propaganda war or the more than 600 times white supremacist vigilantes have descended onto peaceful protests with the aim of turning them violent or killing people just since the murder of George Floyd. None of this matters to OP, so long as that any time "Black Lives Matter" is mentioned an image of violence is conjured within the psyche of white Americans he is able to further radicalize.
As professor Carol Anderson lays out in the video @ R30, "looting" and "rioting" is the "brutishness" and "savagery" White Americans have historically placed on black people or around civil rights movements to curtail these calls for justice. The media takes footage of a protest turned violent (most often due to police brutality or the presence of white supremacist counter protestors) contained to a single block and spins it to suggest entire cities are being razed to the ground. White supremacists then multiply these falsehoods online to provoke white supremacist terrorists to take to the streets like we're seeing now.
OP is an integral part of that chain of white supremacist rhetoric. He does the grunt work of disseminating the propaganda and creating the dialogue that shifts the blame on the oppressed. He has even asserted that children thrown in concentration camps should not provoke outrage.
History tells us what the next steps of this dehumanization and scapegoating campaign results in.
September 27, 1966: MLK—A riot is the language of the unheard
