> That there will be violence between now and 'then' goes without saying, but
> that actually offers no perspective at all on whether violence (or rather,
> law-breaking) on a given occasion is called for.
Right. Exactly. I don't know whether the way it happened yesterday was right or not. I tried in a very tentative and modest way to steer it it one direction, in my four square feet, but it went in another direction. How will we ever know who was right and who was wrong?
> We have to do more
> thinking than has been done so far
Thinking is good. Participating makes thinking more cogent, as I'm sure you would agree. This observation, which has a bit of a sting in its tail, is not directed at you. Obviously, I hope.
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Any proposition that seems self-evident is almost certainly false.