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Re:The Most Dangerous Censorship by nine_k on Tuesday June 22, 2021 @10:39PM (#27600175)
Fortunately, LGBTQ struggle is mostly avoids destruction and wounds from either side. Unfortunately, mass street protests very often do not. Even if every participant of such a protest had a very good reason to feel infuriated and destroyed stuff because of that, I say that it's not good for them, it's corrupting them. AFAIK Rosa Parks didn't break a single window.

The lure to use the fury of the crowd gathered for a just cause is always strong for their leaders. Holding this fury back and not allowing it to turn the gathering into a riot is always hard work for those leaders who strive for a non-agressive way to protest.

Same applies online.

Re:The Most Dangerous Censorship by XorNot on Tuesday June 22, 2021 @10:57PM (#27600286)
So, again, which gay rights protests has this happened at recently?

Or is this that thing where shop windows are more important then lives?

Re:The Most Dangerous Censorship by jpetso on Wednesday June 23, 2021 @06:34AM (#27602901)
More important than lives, no. Important nonetheless.