text: "That is why Barron's silence is so regrettable. In overlooking President Trump's culpability in violent rhetoric and "radical subjectivization" — both of which clearly upset him —Barron is playing into the partisan narrative that certain sins are worse when certain people commit them, that a D-List celebrity's brutality is worse than the president's."
  
  The author also says that Baron  "grossly overstated the violence he sees in college students who protest conservative speakers. At the very least, he did not concede that reacting to people with whom one disagrees using aggression rather than logic is not unique to "the left.
  
  I'd think that a reasonable Catholic author would conclude by decrying all violent rhetoric, and holding the Left to account for its acts of violence and threats.    Instead, the author chooses to relativize, make up stuff about the  president abetting violence, and castigates Barron (who btw I'm no great fan of) for daring to object to the Left's actions.