> I've been saying this about covid for a while, this is my main point.

I'm not following this, and am not going to pivot the conversation to covid.

> The article is about a police assassination in direct response to police killing to black men. It seems related to me, how is it not?

So six years later, the police should be allowed to exact revenge on American civilians protesting in the street? I'm still not understanding the relevance of this article to your argument. Yes, murder is bad. We agree.

> This applies to a large number of groups. Congress and the MediaMachine have much lower approval ratings than the police.

Congress and "the MediaMachine" didn't just kneel on the neck of a man, killing him in broad daylight, on video.

> Again, you are painting the police with one large brush, this sounds a lot like prejudice

I think this conversation has had its run.

The point of covid is a bit from a personal event, but more broadly witnessed, and that is the hypothesis is that people are latching onto an idea, becoming too attached to that idea, and are becoming increasingly unable to accept new ideas into their context. I think this is largely the result of social media and being able to find places where you only interact with people who think like you.

It's good to introspect your beliefs and views on a regular basis.

I am happy to end the conversation, sibling poster.