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Charlottesville Protests, Antifa, The Other Side Of The Coin.
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http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/wo rld-us- canada- 4093083 1
/// Antifa is anti-government and anti-capitalist, and their methodologies are often perceived as more closely aligned with anarchists than the mainstream left. ///
/// Antifa does not shy away from militant protest methods, including the destruction of property and sometimes physical violence. ///
/// Antifa is anti-government and anti-capitalist, and their methodologies are often perceived as more closely aligned with anarchists than the mainstream left. ///
/// Antifa does not shy away from militant protest methods, including the destruction of property and sometimes physical violence. ///
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//Critics argue the media tends to excuse violence by Antifa militants just because they are fighting white supremacists and their odious ideology.//
I think that's fair.
When you have a groups like the KKK and the White Supremacists, matching whilst shouting, ""Jews will not replace us" you need an opposing force, because we all know where Jew hate gets us.
A Holocaust.
Indeed, according to the article you linked to, the movement was founded in 1932 to provide a militant far-left group to counter the fast-rising Nazi party.
It's a pity that there still needs to be a group of radicals to opposed Nazi ideology 60 years after the second world war.
I think that the vast majority of good people are uncomfortable with people who try to drum up hatred of the Jews or black people, which is why Antifa will most likely be given a break, because their enemy (Nazis, white supremicists and the KKK) are pretty despicable people.
//Critics argue the media tends to excuse violence by Antifa militants just because they are fighting white supremacists and their odious ideology.//
I think that's fair.
When you have a groups like the KKK and the White Supremacists, matching whilst shouting, ""Jews will not replace us" you need an opposing force, because we all know where Jew hate gets us.
A Holocaust.
Indeed, according to the article you linked to, the movement was founded in 1932 to provide a militant far-left group to counter the fast-rising Nazi party.
It's a pity that there still needs to be a group of radicals to opposed Nazi ideology 60 years after the second world war.
I think that the vast majority of good people are uncomfortable with people who try to drum up hatred of the Jews or black people, which is why Antifa will most likely be given a break, because their enemy (Nazis, white supremicists and the KKK) are pretty despicable people.
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I moan because there is no need for it, hold a different opinion by all means, that is all part and parcel of debate, but no there are some on here who just can not help but be rude, so I have been forced to adhere to the rule, 'If you can't beat them join them' (only in their insulting manner of course, since that is the only language they know).
I moan because there is no need for it, hold a different opinion by all means, that is all part and parcel of debate, but no there are some on here who just can not help but be rude, so I have been forced to adhere to the rule, 'If you can't beat them join them' (only in their insulting manner of course, since that is the only language they know).
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