lol, just this same false equivalency BS, over and over again.
"Hands up, don't shoot" wasn't a massive lie started and spread by Democratic party leadership. It was based on the immediate reports of Michael Brown's friend who was there and set that was what happened. Prosecutors and a grand jury subsequently decided not to charge Darren Wilson because they found Wilson's account more credible than Brown's friend. But at most, one person lied. Everyone else was basing their slogan on an actual eyewitness report of what had happened. I have no problem with someone criticizing the quick spread of that phrase or how it was deployed - or plenty of things about the BLM movement - but to act like the whole thing was built on a calculated, manufactured lie is absurd.
That is easily contrasted with Trump's "big lie" about the election, among other things, which was a literal attempt to overthrow the results of a free and fair election. It involved the freaking president of the Untied States, many of his inner circle, and numerous elected officials from his party outright making shit up left and right for the purposes of reversing the outcome of the election and putting Trump in power. The lies were constant, numerous, and pervasive. They lied in court, they lied to the media, they lied constantly. Trump and many other Republicans are still lying about it, to this day. And it is laughable to suggest that Republicans "started lying" in 2020. Trump has been an inveterate liar his whole life. From the start, he built his political career on lies, starting with birtherism. The first Trump campaign was built on lies about all sorts of things - especially about the Clintons and made-up scandals like Uranium One. There is no "cycle." There is no "one side does it then it switches and the other side does it." Lying to people has been the foundational principle of the Republican political strategy for the entire Trump era and well before.
Ultimately, even leaving aside the hundreds of other lies Trump is always telling, there is no equivalence whatsoever between (1) incorrectly leaping to judgment based on immediate eyewitness reports that are later determined to be not credible, and (2) making up and spreading malicious falsehoods for the express purposes of exploiting them. Both things are wrong. They absolutely are not equivalent. It is simply laughable to suggest that no one has any basis to criticize Trump's constant shameless lying because Democrats aren't perfect. This is just the same "bosides" cynicism that Trump has built his entire rise on - the idea that everyone is lying so who cares if he does it? Just like everyone is supposedly corrupt, so who cares if Trump does it? The whole strategy is for him and his media allies to shriek about every speck in Democrats' eyes while ignoring the logs in their own. And people like you are who make it successful, by being so easily duped into this idea that both sides are the same. This is exactly the reason that Trump wins such large margins among people who don't follow politics closely and is so far behind among people who actually do follow it.