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It doesn't say which website exactly. If there's an FBI investigation (which seems possible, even likely, considering how extreme antifa and other "resistance"

It doesn't say which website exactly. If there's an FBI investigation (which seems possible, even likely, considering how extreme antifa and other "resistance" groups can be), it seems pretty par for the course to request information in order to help locate particular parties.

eridius 9y ago
It looks like the website is http://www.disruptj20.org/ http://www.disruptj20.org/ Source: https://www.dreamhost.com/blog/we-fight-for-the-users/ https://www.dreamhost.com/blog/we-fight-for-the-users/
- guelo 9y ago
  Be careful clicking on a website who's IP address logs are being demanded by the FBI. Especially if you're on work network
  - woofyman 9y ago
    I think everyone who cares about freedom should click the link.
  - driverdan 9y ago
    Why would you have to be careful? Reading is not a crime.
    - guelo 9y ago
      You might end up in a database of suspicious anti Trump opponents.
    - boondaburrah 9y ago
      This is exactly why this warrant is unreasonable.
  - uuoc 9y ago
    > Be careful clicking on a website who's IP address logs are being demanded by the FBI. Especially if you're on work network Which is exactly a manifestation of the point about "chilling effects" on speech pointed out by many other comments in these threads. Your statement above expresses a fear to access the site (if even just to judge for yourself what the site contains) due to your IP address potentially being linked in some govt. database with agreeing with the site. This is exactly why the right to free speech is set forth in the first amendment to the US constitution. To prevent just this sort of govt. suppression in the first place.
rodgerd 9y ago
> considering how extreme antifa and other "resistance" groups can be How many people have they killed recently? Are they marching through the streets ripping off Nazi salutes?
- PeanutCurry 9y ago
  Your argument doesn't make any sense. Investigating one group doesn't preclude investigating the other.
- tyingq 9y ago
  I agree with an agenda to counter white supremacists. But saying that some antifa groups are extreme isn't really that controversial, is it? I don't know that they would even disagree.
- severine 9y ago
  https://thelongestway.com/2017/04/08/i-dont-like-the-antifa/ https://thelongestway.com/2017/04/08/i-dont-like-the-antifa/
  - ianbicking 9y ago
    That's a very tactical criticism. It seems like something very important is being lost in these comparisons. The primary criticism of Nazis and white supremacists is not their tactics or their protests, it's that they are fucking Nazis and white supremacists.
    - deleted 9y ago
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    - hjrnunes 9y ago
      It's not tactical criticism, it is a personal account of what anyone can see by searching youtube for "antifa": that they're thugs who use their supposed "anti-fascism" as a pretext for their thuggery. If there aren't any nazis, a good old international summit will do.
  - 9y ago

eridius 9y ago

It looks like the website is http://www.disruptj20.org/ http://www.disruptj20.org/ Source: https://www.dreamhost.com/blog/we-fight-for-the-users/ https://www.dreamhost.com/blog/we-fight-for-the-users/

guelo 9y ago
Be careful clicking on a website who's IP address logs are being demanded by the FBI. Especially if you're on work network
- woofyman 9y ago
  I think everyone who cares about freedom should click the link.
- driverdan 9y ago
  Why would you have to be careful? Reading is not a crime.
  - guelo 9y ago
    You might end up in a database of suspicious anti Trump opponents.
  - boondaburrah 9y ago
    This is exactly why this warrant is unreasonable.
- uuoc 9y ago
  > Be careful clicking on a website who's IP address logs are being demanded by the FBI. Especially if you're on work network Which is exactly a manifestation of the point about "chilling effects" on speech pointed out by many other comments in these threads. Your statement above expresses a fear to access the site (if even just to judge for yourself what the site contains) due to your IP address potentially being linked in some govt. database with agreeing with the site. This is exactly why the right to free speech is set forth in the first amendment to the US constitution. To prevent just this sort of govt. suppression in the first place.

rodgerd 9y ago

> considering how extreme antifa and other "resistance" groups can be How many people have they killed recently? Are they marching through the streets ripping off Nazi salutes?

PeanutCurry 9y ago
Your argument doesn't make any sense. Investigating one group doesn't preclude investigating the other.
tyingq 9y ago
I agree with an agenda to counter white supremacists. But saying that some antifa groups are extreme isn't really that controversial, is it? I don't know that they would even disagree.
severine 9y ago
https://thelongestway.com/2017/04/08/i-dont-like-the-antifa/ https://thelongestway.com/2017/04/08/i-dont-like-the-antifa/
- ianbicking 9y ago
  That's a very tactical criticism. It seems like something very important is being lost in these comparisons. The primary criticism of Nazis and white supremacists is not their tactics or their protests, it's that they are fucking Nazis and white supremacists.
  - deleted 9y ago
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  - hjrnunes 9y ago
    It's not tactical criticism, it is a personal account of what anyone can see by searching youtube for "antifa": that they're thugs who use their supposed "anti-fascism" as a pretext for their thuggery. If there aren't any nazis, a good old international summit will do.
- 9y ago