when you have a good argument ("elegiac artwork celebrating the greatest existential threat the US has ever faced is bad") people who disagree will try to force you into having a bad argument. it& #39;s a reverse motte-bailey -- they want to make your position harder to defend.
relatedly, here& #39;s a sequence of events:
june 21: matt schlapp, a trump supporter, tweeted that activists opposing confederate statues would come for "statues of Jesus" next
june 22: prominent left-leaning persons on this website took schlapp up on this and agreed
june 21: matt schlapp, a trump supporter, tweeted that activists opposing confederate statues would come for "statues of Jesus" next
june 22: prominent left-leaning persons on this website took schlapp up on this and agreed
evening of june 22: multiple news stories appeared across right-leaning media conflating the proposed destruction of Christian iconography with Black Lives Matter