We basically agree on everything, so I don't want to keep this conversation going.

we’re constantly asked to nuance an issue when a black person is on the wrong end of the scope

The problem is when nuance is provided to everyone but the most oppressed. Material reality is most sympathetic to them.

i am also considering that family of the people on the roof have since expressed regret and shame about the events and contextualized it within anti blackness.

That's good. They share a common, powerful enemy.

im also responding to how “roof koreans” seems to be generally misunderstood and celebrated in a very unnuanced positive way

Celebrating "rooftop Koreans" is reactionary nonsense