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I'm not sure you could consider Antifa an "organization" even in its prime ~5 years ago. Is anyone protesting fascism going to fall under this umbrella?
by hypeatei 1y ago
I'm not sure you could consider Antifa an "organization" even in its prime ~5 years ago. Is anyone protesting fascism going to fall under this umbrella?
- CodingJeebus 1y ago> Is anyone protesting fascism going to fall under this umbrella? That is correct.
- kccoder 1y agoThat’s a feature for them. Are you against fascism? Congrats, your rights have been reduced. Pray they don’t reduce them further. And with the neutering of lower courts to impose nationwide injunctions, they’ll get pretty far before we get a final judicial ruling, likely on the shadow docket.
- suzdude 1y agoIt's disappointing my grandfather, a WWII veteran, is now considered a terrorist.
- mytailorisrich 1y ago[flagged]
- ajross 1y agoSee... that's the scam. You have in your mind a "They" that doesn't actually correspond to real people. Seriously: name the three "most wanted" antifa offenders you want to see jailed under this order. Can you name even one person that you think qualifies? Don't you think that's a little suspicious? What this order is actually going to be used for is to indiscriminately jail protestors of any kind. And the point of that is to eliminate protest in general. Sure sure, you're imagining buildings on fire and the arsonists in chains. But what this is really designed to prevent is the March on Washington.
- mytailorisrich 1y agoYou dismissing my matter-of-fact comment as "scam" somewhat proves the point... Or you don't not know what antifa are...
- mytailorisrich 1y agoOn the other hand, I see that my original comment has been downvoted and flagged, which definitely proves the point about extremism and the reality of antifa.
- ajross 1y agoI note you didn't answer my question, though. And also that you replied to just one word ("scam") and not the substance of the point.