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And quite frankly? It doesn't stand out in American politics at all. Because the mainstream press wants the public to move along and not pay too much attention
by stcredzero 8y ago
And quite frankly? It doesn't stand out in American politics at all.
Because the mainstream press wants the public to move along and not pay too much attention.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pf5fAiXYr08 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pf5fAiXYr08
But presenting the event in that way leads an informed reader to wonder if there is are other inaccuracies.
I'm sincerely hoping that people will look into different coverage of Evergreen. Really, it speaks for itself. Your description of "Antifa blocking" speaks to your bias. I know from personal experience that not all Antifa are toxic thugs who lack any philosophical basis apart from "might makes right." I also know from personal experience that many are, and it's very telling how those who wear those colors who know better don't call them out. I have no idea how an informed person could support them. The only thing they have going for them is that Nazis are worse than they are. As I mention above, many of them will even outright tell you that it's their guiding philosophy.
History has many examples of people trying to intimidate others politically. Some wear masks. Others think their special status shields them. Over time, we all know them as villains.
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