police-brutality VS csis_domestic_terrorism

Oh, here's a good source if you want to learn more: https://github.com/2020PB/police-brutality

Sure, nothing wrong with skepticism. I only saw so many because I was part of a team curating a repository of these videos. You're right: false information is a big problem with them. Many of them are not honest. Part of the goal was to verify they actually happened as shown, put them in the proper time and place, and just make sure nothing fucky was going on with the video. Anyway, I won't try to convince you of the content of the videos, you're much better off just judging for yourself: https://github.com/2020PB/police-brutality

There's a lot of cop violence footage from the protests at https://github.com/2020PB/police-brutality

You're comparing rhetoric to an endless dirty of clearly racially motivated mass shootings. According to the Center for Strategic and International Studies, far right motivated attacks resulted in 91 deaths since 2015 versus 19 deaths perpetrated by left wing extremists. Here's the data to back that up https://github.com/wpinvestigative/csis_domestic_terrorism. I don't know why I'm bothering because you'll just claim it's fake news or a conspiracy or something, but there it is and there's plenty more data from the FBI as well a other sources to back up the fact that far right ideology motivates significantly more violence.

The main issue I have is that the definition of domestic terrorism is just not applied equally, and a lot of the time the term's extremely negative connotation does not fit. Right-wing "terror" attacks are frequently minor crimes that aren't even proven to be politically motivated. On the other hand, left-wing attacks are frequently overly-scrutinized, or even completely left out of the data. I'll give you some examples from this Washington Post "investigation", since it's one of the few that is actually completely transparent with its data.

Sources: Data on Github data on github

Source on far right domestic terror

Yes I meant the 2nd one you linked in your edit. The data from that article is a report from the CSIS database. When I looked at the data breakdown from the article which I found at the bottom of the article and is linked here: https://github.com/wpinvestigative/csis_domestic_terrorism they had this to say when referring to the BLM riots which took place last year: “The database includes 980 incidents since 1994 that met CSIS’s definition of terrorism: an attack or plot involving a deliberate use or threat of violence to achieve political goals, create a broad psychological impact or change government policy. That definition excludes many violent events, including incidents during nationwide unrest last year, because CSIS analysts could not determine whether attackers had a political or ideological motive.”