Not surprising it was those two and not surprising it was nobody else. Sure, but what about Antifa in general, not just violence? In otherwords, do they acknowledge that Antifa is based on, welcomes, and instigates violence, rather than claiming it's a good movement that just can't control every single one of its bad apples.
Has the antifa movement killed anyone? Weren't the members of the greatest generation the original antifascists?
Says you. within a day or 2 of Joe Biden saying MLK and RFK were assassinated during "the 70s"... speaking of brain damage, the current frontrunner of your party has a terminal case
From your incoherent ramblings on racism I'm pretty certain you don't even know what a white nationalist is. Was the gay Asian man beaten up a white nationalist?
The original "antifascists were the Soviets. The commies always blamed fascists for anything which went wrong in the USSR, which was everything.
I've said since that day, fine people don't even go there after they see the tiki torch parade the night before and hear the chants Jews Will Not Replace Us or Blood and Soil. Fine people loaded up the Grand Caravan and headed back to Savannah, GA to update their ancestry.com profile. The initial protest was a white nationalist organized thing and those people were from all over the region. Those protesting the march were mostly local folks. I mean, college towns are lousy with libs. So, the transcript means little to me. I'm not so sure there were any fine people there protesting the removal of the monuments. If they were they were completely ignorant of current events.
The DHS warned us about white nationalism about a decade ago. They were correct and they were criticized mightily from the right. U.S. Law Enforcement Failed to See the Threat of White Nationalism. Now They Don’t Know How to Stop It.
As long as you're on the "anyone who disagrees with my position on the monuments is evil" wagon, what's the point of us even talking about it?
A friend of mine had some relatives there that were protesting the monument removal and I can assure you they weren't nazis. There were many people there that weren't part of the two antagonists that were clashing. The girl who was killed there was a leftist but wasn't part of antifa.
Just like how Husker called anyone who wants the wall a racist. These people possess a very limited perspective that doesn't extend beyond liberal groupthink.
From 2009-2017 the homicides attributed to white Nationalists is approximately equal to the number of homicides committed only in Chicago each year. Relatively speaking the problem is small, and I have seen some highly questionable stats attributable to white nationalists. All homicides are terrible but don’t go overboard with your narrative.
See the Antifaschistischer Schutzwall (the Antifascist Protection Wall) or as the non-idiots called it, the Berlin Wall.
It's wildly politically incorrect to put any kind of context on it because it always illustrates how overblown the issue really is.
Barry, every now and then you'll surprise everybody and say something intelligent or sensible, and I'll think, "Maybe Switzer isn't so dumb. Maybe he's actually a credit to his alma mater." And then you'll make a "go for it on 4th and 1 comment" like this, and I think to myself, "Nope, he's like every other dolt who lives in Mobilhoma."
Ok. For the record, I love the Chicago misdirect. High level stuff there. How many compared to antifa?
It's a little tongue/cheek. Just like the "Homeland Security - Fighting Terrorism Since 1492" shirts.
You could be right. I wonder how the rate would compare to in person voter fraud - that's a YUGE problem?
I did some cyphering. In person voter fraud is 31/1,000,000,000 or 0.000000031 - that's from 2000-2014. From 2008-2018 there were 429 murders linked to domestic violent extremists (the ones the DHS warned us about) out of 150,000 murders (that's approximate as we're dealing with apple/orange data) but it's within 20,000). That's 0.00286. I'm no statistician but the one has 5 more decimal points. Seems like one is a bigger problem than the other. Maybe even significantly bigger. If anyone wants to see the impact of domestic extremism stop at the Murrah Memorial in OKC. It's a stop that everyone should make if they have a few hours passing through. The "Jesus Wept" statue is my favorite. So moving.
That was a guy that didn't like the government. Antifa tells its members to "be ungovernable". Just something that makes you go hmmmmmmm.
