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> eg the Bay Area has maybe 100 BLM/Antifa instigators total. Yes, but how many who agree with them, but have day jobs they need to go to? I can assure you tha
by snovv_crash 9y ago
> eg the Bay Area has maybe 100 BLM/Antifa instigators total.
Yes, but how many who agree with them, but have day jobs they need to go to? I can assure you that my childhood friend was not joining the BLM protests, but he was still calling for Nazis to try to march in Oakland.
- losteric 9y agoI know. My point is that is largely meaningless * "Racists march in racist territory to intimidate people elsewhere" * "People elsewhere goad the weak cowardly racists" Uh, obviously? I'd be surprised if that didn't happen. Racism is not popular. Oakland isn't alone, I have heard the same sentiment from New Yorkers, Seattleites, Houston; urban areas do not tolerate that kind of anti-American discrimination.