An Ethical Delimma

[rva_jeremy]

Anyway, I knew this post was going to create very mixed reactions but now is kinda late to erase it.

As long as we all practice our attempts to understand each other instead of find ways to undermine each other, there's nothing wrong in principle with exploring these issues. It seems obvious to me that anybody attempting to practice politics in our messed up world is going to have plenty of opportunities for depolarization. To me, it's more an issue of understanding the acts and context rather than bestowing judgment on the person himself, whom none of us knew personally. And in revolution, it seems obvious that people will die, that this will depolarize, and that people can be both well guided and misguided in reacting to catalyst. Should any of this surprise us?