I picked the best wrong answer, ie, equally violent.
They're generally not equal at the same time.
Only over the long haul. Why?
Both are human, & grouped not according to
violence vs peacefulness, but rather by
political affiliation.
"Equal" & "equivalence" are tricky terms.
Are they approximate or about precision?
If the former, we can see patterns. But I
notice that many use the latter as a means
to deny anything in common between foes
& favored groups. This maintains beliefs
of superiority.
They're generally not equal at the same time.
Only over the long haul. Why?
Both are human, & grouped not according to
violence vs peacefulness, but rather by
political affiliation.
"Equal" & "equivalence" are tricky terms.
Are they approximate or about precision?
If the former, we can see patterns. But I
notice that many use the latter as a means
to deny anything in common between foes
& favored groups. This maintains beliefs
of superiority.