just like blacks could have just gone somewhere else too.
again, you are making that comparison. i am simply rebutting your statement that you "don't think society will let this happen again, it's all in the past".
why do you defend this hateful, bigoted, intolerant shit?
I'm not hateful. Not bigoted. As far as an intolerant shit, well....there was the Wendy's incident which you've attempted to defend as a youthful voluntary prank. That was you, not me Poopy Pants.
You sure have a hard time comprehending the difference between an actionable harm and indifference don't you?
They are two separate and distinct things though and you consistently treat them as though they were not.
A person can be racist or not racist on their own property, which is a state of mind. I might not like their racism, but I think there is no moral cause for me to initiate aggression against them. Since they are being indifferent in the sense of causing an actionable harm. I am not willing to harm a person for their thoughts or initiate aggression against them (use offensive force).
You apparently are.
Had you only thought about fowling the floor, the owner of Wendys would not have been harmed would he?
When or if a racist person or a non racist person causes an actionable harm to another or their justly acquired property they are in the wrong and I would endorse the harmed to defend themselves or their property.
In that instance the aggressor owes restitution to the person they initiated aggression against. It works the same if racism isn't the motivation for the actionable harm.
Where does the right of property come in? Good question shit for brains.
To cause an actionable harm to another is usually done when you are not on your property, it most frequently occurs when you aggress against another or their property, off your property. For instance nobody at Wendys would be harmed if you had burned a cross of corn speckled turd logs in your own bathroom would they? I'm pretty sure they'd have been grossed out, but at the end of the day shrugged in indifference.