What’s worse for America

[Sociopathicsteelerfan]

(01-28-2022, 09:35 AM)Belsnickel Wrote: Protesting someone's political positions and protesting to be anti-Semitic are two different things. I have a feeling the concern was more about the "convert!" issue rather than the protesting itself.

I reread the entire article looking for the antisemitism.  I didn't see it, but more importantly the guy being protested didn't see it either.  He flat out stated, "And I don't want to claim antisemitism. I don't know what was in those gentlemen's hearts to show up in front of my home."  If they had done or said something antisemitic would he have any doubts?

So, given that we revert back to my original point, original from several years ago.  Protesting outside someone's private residence, regardless of the reason, is done with the intent to intimidate.  Whether it's the official in Missouri that prompted the McClusky incident, protesting outside Jackie Lacey's house (the last real DA LA County had), or this incident, the intent is always the same.  So either support it all or don't, but don't pretend that this one is worse because the the guy was targeted by Trump supporters.