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While desperation may explain the motivation behind some actions, it does not exempt individuals from the consequences of violating the law. Those who break laws do not get to dictate the terms of their accountability. Likewise, those who excuse or support unlawful behavior—whether out of sympathy or ideology—risk undermining the very system of justice meant to protect everyone. Upholding justice requires both compassion and consistency. We must strive to understand the reasons behind the unrest, but we must also defend the principles that keep society civil, safe, and fair.
The Military Presence
The Military Presence
A state of emergency has been declared in Los Angeles. Looting, arson, and attacks on law enforcement and federal buildings have triggered a joint response involving the National Guard, Marines, and ICE agents. You witness armed officers detaining individuals vandalizing a government building.
What do you do?
Comparing January 6th and LA Unrest
Comparing January 6th and LA Unrest
You're debating online with someone who says the current unrest in LA is worse than January 6th—or vice versa. Both incidents involve violence, property destruction, and defiance of law enforcement.
How do you respond?
Sanctuary or Shield for Violence?
Sanctuary or Shield for Violence?
Some local groups are offering sanctuary to individuals who looted or attacked federal property. They argue that the government response is too extreme, and these individuals are just acting out of desperation.
What’s the most ethical course of action?
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