Why was williamfranklin mad because of the Boston massacre?

William Franklin, a loyalist and the son of Benjamin Franklin, was upset about the Boston Massacre because it intensified the growing divide between loyalists and patriots in the American colonies. He believed that the incident was being used as Propaganda by the patriots to incite anti-British sentiment and rally support for rebellion. Franklin viewed the event as a tragic consequence of escalating tensions and felt that it unfairly demonized British soldiers while undermining potential reconciliation between Britain and the colonies.