Stop conflating two different unrelated events. It is nauseating.

Nobody conspired to shoot a cop. People just happened to exert their First Amendment rights close to where it happened and got punished for speaking the wrong kind of speech.

Simple: critical thinking skills. Sorry you missed the boat on those.

They didn't shoot a cop.

A single individual did.

What you're calling for is collective punishment (a war crime in Geneva convention), and guilt by association (a perversion of justice).

Kindly, abscond and desist.

Felony murder requires a felony predicate. Protesting isn't a felony.

But isn't there be a legal difference between a "conspiracy" that led to a bad situation and a "conspiracy to commit murder"?

Not if you want to eradicate any group that you don't like by planting undercover troublemakers / agent provacateurs in them!

One little trick human rights advocates don't want you to know about!

/s