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I mean generally there is freedom of speech in the US, so if allowing a march is your definition of "openly embrace", then sure. But then you'd have to say soc
by dmoy 8y ago
I mean generally there is freedom of speech in the US, so if allowing a march is your definition of "openly embrace", then sure. But then you'd have to say society openly embraces every other March as well, including ones that are completely counterpurpose to antifa.
- yters 8y agoI see plenty of public outrage directed at the neo-nazis, but none directed at the communists, yet the communists seem an even greater threat to our country given what they've done in the 20th century. Especially if they are taking over one half of our government. At least the media is quick to point out the nazis on the right, and it is the rare oddball who actually supports them. At the very least our media and universities should give the communist threat equal time as the nazi threat.