Lol!
You're the one who juxtaposed the activists, MLK, and Jesus, not me. I even said you weren't doing it in good faith. Don't try to flip your own bullshit on me.
I never criticized anyone working hard to shed light on injustice. I have neither claims on what is "the right way" to do activism, nor accolades for my wondrous successes. I'm not whining or complaining about anyone doing actual work or trying their best to achieve actual results.
Your calls for me to prove what I never claimed ring hollow, but your silence on the proven effectiveness of your superior and enlightened methods screams loudly and reverberates far.
Almost as far as the chasm between your claim that you don't support genocide and your actions which appear to consist entirely of chastising anyone who takes steps to fight against genocide because "they're doing it wrong"
The only wrong way to fight fascism and genocide is not to fight at all. But you're going even further, you fight against those who do fight. Which is to say, you fight on the side of those who are committing genocide.
The activists defaced the building of a group directly contributing to the genocide. Genocide is violence, and violence can ethically be fought through violence.
Peaceful protest is a good, ethical, and proven method. So is fighting fascists and their supporters directly.
Violently fighting fascists is always good, Kant agrees too, so does MLK and Jesus.