And there's no way you can "support the assertion" that anyone here supports someone from Antifa spitting in another person's face so you might want to shut up before you make yourself look even dumber.
Antifa just like our brave soldiers who fought the Nazis.
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I know for a fact that Trump was defending the racists and nazi's because he refuses to come out against them. Any decent person would have left the Trump camp by now. Funny that you won't take your own advice and leave.
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There are estimated to be between 5000 and 8000 members in the KKK. It is at its lowest number of members and groups in history. And at least historically, it has not been Republican.
Republicans don’t claim the KKK, and the KKK doesn’t claim to be Republican. White separatist groups or neo-Nazi groups, perhaps another 10,000, are not welcome in either party. You don’t find any recognized faction within either party that is allowed to operate at their conventions. They are fringe, not allowed to participate, nor are their platforms in the various main party platforms.
The KKK was at one time very much part of the southern Democratic Party. The current membership has been denounced by every Christian denomination known, and has been rejected by both the Democratic and Republican parties.
The group is very fringe. However, the Nation of Islam, run by Farrakhan, is large and active politically in the Democratic party. It is probably 10 times larger than the KKK. And occasionally, you’ll find it and Black Live Matter have contingents in the Democratic contingency at ralleys and conventions.
Oh and STFU
David Duke says "Hi"
Oh, and 8 of these nutbags just ran for office last election - guess which party they ran under? https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-brie...lists-are-running-for-office-than-ever-before
The same kind of fine people that punch others at random or hit them with a tire iron?
I really don’t think you want to do a heads up comparison of Antifa vs. Neo-Nazis. Antifa rallies have been far more plentiful, with much bigger crowds.
There are some amazingly short memories on here. Antifa has been the more active, impactful group by a country mile.
David Duke. LOLZ.
He’s as relevant as Robert Byrd. I bet it chapped your ass when Duke endorsed Obama in 2008 though.
Translation for you Chi-Coms, Trump loves America and the days of America being the whipping boy of the world are over!
LOL. Julia Browney [D-CA] introduced the authorization to upgrade Mr. Canley’s commendation to the MoH. After that the Armed Services committee, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, and Mattis all endorsed the action.
Additionally, Canley is such a bad-ass, good dude that he gave all of the credit to the men who died, and said what he appreciated about this was the opportunity it provided to reconnect with the guys he served with.
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Then list the incidents. I’ll go again, if that’ll help you.
11 people were killed and six injured when a gunman opened fire on a Pittsburgh temple. He was angry at the Jewish group and their support of refugees.
Translation, he's a white nationalist and your supreme leader. being a racist is bad enough, but he's a lying, cheating, racist. Talk about someone with no morals. You should be embarrassed for defending someone like that.
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Heartbreaking to see so many "good Americans" attack one of the few groups that opposes fascism.
I imagine this is what "good Germans" were like in the 1930s.
But there's a difference. Those "good Germans" in the 1930s didn't have well-known, unambiguous, historical examples why fascism needs to be fought. We do.
What's our excuse?
Case in point leftists. Keep embracing these folks. At least WWJD doesn't hide his radical beliefs.
These people appear not to have heard of WW2. “Antifa” came out slightly ahead.
Antifa - our proud anti-fascist US troops - in WW2.
Just in case it isn’t clear: ANTIFA = Anti-Fascism. That means those who fought in WW2 were ANTIFA.. It should be your default state. You’re supposed to clash with Nazi’s.
I can certainly condemn the violence and some of the confrontational tactics of some in the antifa movement. I condemned the protest at Tucker Carlson's house. I'm not sure, however, what's wrong with any of the above quotes.
Just wait until they show up in your hometown. They're on their way right now aka caravan.
I'm with you, I'm terrified and I know that there's only one strong powerful man who can keep me safe.
I thought this thread was about how Antifa and Neo-Nazis act as groups, during their riots/protests/whatever you call them.
I don't consider them radical. I suspect most Americans don't either - IF they are asked about actual issues and policies. But too much of the conversation these days makes bumper stickers look thoughtful.
Here's the point I would make to you. I don't expect you to agree with my values, but this is one I hope you can get on board with. I don't feel the need to reject Antifa (or many other groups) just because it (like most groups) includes a few loonies or bad apples.
So, for example, remember when somebody in the Occupy movement allegedly took a dump on a cop car? Disgusting, to be sure. But had nothing to do with the pro-democracy, anti-too-big-to-fail, and other good values the movement was pushing.
