Dont want to see you sanctioned Briggs by our power hungry mods, hell bent on internet domination.
Cant say I really know you, but I believe its fair to say that you dont put much thought into the right to exist of people who arent exactly like you.
For example, the whole Black Lives Matter movement. These weren't a bunch of AK-47 toting radicals. They were mostly young, black, men and women, who got tired of seeing Black people being shot in cold blood by Cops almost every night on the news, for months. All the protesters were saying is "We matter too" not "We matter more than everyone else". But some wanted to play word games with their justifiable anger.
Now try for a second imaging if you saw someone who fit your demographic being shot in cold blood by black cops almost every night on the news for months at a time. Keep it to that example, please don't turn it into "whataboutism". Its not that complicated.
Think how you would feel if you had to trade places. Doesn't necessarily mean you will realize you're completely wrong, maybe you'll understand that the other side has a case as well.
Its a lot easier to turn politics into a Yankees/Sox like debate if you dont try to understand what the other side is thinking, going through. A good way of showing you understand this, is trying to put yourself in the other person's shoes for a change Briggs.
You might find that you have a better picture of what really is going on. Doesn't make you weak. Makes you smart. Im pretty sure you have applied this philosophy to becoming a successful business man. Understanding the motivation of others.