Yeah, the problem isn't calling out reactionary sentiment, the problem is that in the discussion of these ideas, there is often a reddit-tier tendency to create an equivalency between white supremacy and black supremacy, which is just idealist enlightened centrist garbage that completely ignores the stark material differences in the lifes of black and white people in the US, the whole historic foundations of both ideas and the entirely different role that white supremacist discourse and black supremacist discourse have in Amerika's superstructure.

And while it's completely in order (absolutely needed, even) to call out the rampant homophobia, mysogyny and antisemitism of somebody like Farrakhan if it's done in good faith and without such false equivalencies, there is also a tendency to then expand this argument to any black radicals, almost always including the BPP. There's a reason OP mentioned :funny-clown-hammer: , he's done that exact thing in the past and did a both sides bad on the Panthers and the Klan. This issue really is a minefield. I find it highly interesting as a European, it's honestly kinda fascinating to learn about Amerika's weirder political sects, but i woudn't touch an actual hotep twitter debate with a ten foot pole.