1. Diversity also includes opinions.
Being a racist misogynist is just as fine as being an egalitarian. Just because you don’t agree with one or the other doesn’t mean that you can harm them. They’re still people, but just with a different opinion.
Freedom of speech protects and applies to everyone, and so long as you aren’t actively harming others, then what you personally think is on you, and so long as you take responsibility for what you say, nothing is wrong.
2. If you hate the police, then calling them when shit hits the fan is contradictory. Also, you can’t advocate the death sentence then go complaining the justice system sucks.
For one, to hate the police, you must also assume that you are safer without them, yeah? Then take things into your own hands. If you do call them, your logic is permanently flawed, and while you can still criticise the police, you cannot feel safer without them, because you called them when you were on danger.
And two, supporting the death sentence means supporting the justice system, a perfect, flawless justice system. If you acknowledge that it isn’t perfect at all, then you cannot support the death sentence because it would be contradictory, as you would actively be perfectly okay with possible innocents, or people who can rehabilitate, to lose their lives and not give them a chance to be responsible.