No, you're projecting what I think now. You suggested I was saying something was statistically insignificant, and I was agreeing, but taking a side bar to explain that I don't like that argument, and explain why. I'm not comparing 9/11 to anything and it shouldn't be part of the discussion.
There are so many moving parts to what's going on right now that it's almost not worth in engaging in debate about it because everyone can find a niche aspect to be dissatisfied with. I'm not happy with the way the media is doing what the media always does. I'm not happy that social media is now a tool for the news, individual people, and corporations alike to project one virtue signal or another that they think will drum up the most likes, views, discussions, etc. I don't like that suburban white kids that likely can't even relate to why the black community would be mad are using this as an excuse to riot and get away with general destruction that has no message, no direction, no objective, no anything other than the desire to go cause trouble. I don't like how people who aren't out protesting, tend to just brush everything off with simple expressions that are no more thoughtful than commenting on the weather. "Don't commit crimes and there won't be any trouble." If things were that simple, none of this would be happening.
I'm sure there are ten other directions to go from here, but in short, I don't like any of it. One thing that we can all agree on, is that even I'm sick of making a bunch of knee-jerk comments and firing up debates. Like another member said to me, some of these threads are like pushing on a sore tooth in your mouth. You know you shouldn't do it, and the result is never good, but you keep doing it. I'll try to ratchet back my snark when I read something I disagree with, since I know there are 50 other people standing ready at their keyboards ready to point out dumb stuff I say.