Antifa

[sturg33]

We had 8 cases of cited violence in yesterdays Tigers- Yankees game.
25 man rosters means 50 players.
8 ejections for fighting. For every 6.25 players 1 was ejected.
As opposed to 33 cited out of 40,000.
Is the American League a violent entity that should be denounced or labeled a terrorist organization ?
While Miggy was trying to exercise his 1st ammendment rights he was sucker punched by a Yankee.

The amount of times you think you make a great clever point, but don't, is staggering

[Jaw]

"This is hate-free zone" lol what a bunch of goons

The irony of these idiots calling themselves anti-fascists is golden.

[Tapate50]

The irony of these idiots calling themselves anti-fascists is golden.

I'm anti- that woman's glasses for damn sure. That was a terrible choice. And Camo\Jeans shorts is so 1991.

[sturg33]

This is what the censorship people support... shut down that offensive free speech.

https://mobile.nytimes.com/2017/08/2....html?referer=

Germany has banned a far-left website.

Not good

[goldfly]

i made it about 30 seconds into that video before i was annoyed

[sturg33]

i made it about 30 seconds into that video before i was annoyed

It ends with the dude being arrested because... he was standing there, i guess

[Tapate50]

"We are here to support free speech and end oppression!"

"Ma'am, you have interrupted my question 5 times"

[Tapate50]

i made it about 30 seconds into that video before i was annoyed

12-13 here. Its bad. all of it.

[57Brave]

The amount of times you think you make a great clever point, but don't, is staggering

Can't get anything by you

[chop2chip]

It's really sad to see the violence Antifa brought to my campus today in Berkeley. Democrats need to do more to denounce this despicable group of people.

[sturg33]

It's really sad to see the violence Antifa brought to my campus today in Berkeley. Democrats need to do more to denounce this despicable group of people.

They are legit terrorists, and yet nobody on the left is willing to condemn their actions.

[thethe]

It's really sad to see the violence Antifa brought to my campus today in Berkeley. Democrats need to do more to denounce this despicable group of people.

There is some clear police video that shows how violent and dangerous these scum are. History will judge trumps comments on charolettesville well when it's clear to everyone what antifa is and what their goals are.

[57Brave]

you were saying about play-doh ... and safe spaces
y'all mocked a bunch of women trying to peacefully register their apprehensions and feelings
there is and was that Newton Law thing y


Wonder how much this weekends pardon weighs into the American zeitgeist

[57Brave]

They are legit terrorists, and yet nobody on the left is willing to condemn their actions.

I thought it despicable and deplorable when you and yours mocked the peaceful Women's March
You were offered an option

so yeah it is terrible people are getting beat up because they suffered from economic anxiety and found it unfathomable that HRC had a private server .

Never mind the afflicted person Trump mocked or the $25M fraud payout for scamming vets.
So yeah you are right, no one on the left (are anarchists leftists ? that'll keep yuz busy for a while ) is willing to condemn their actions

[chop2chip]

you were saying about play-doh ... and safe spaces
y'all mocked a bunch of women trying to peacefully register their apprehensions and feelings
there is and was that Newton Law thing y


Wonder how much this weekends pardon weighs into the American zeitgeist

This rally was planned well in advance. If you can't denounce this violence on what ground can you denounce the Alt-Right?

[sturg33]

I thought it despicable and deplorable when you and yours mocked the peaceful Women's March
You were offered an option

LOL

[thethe]

I'm glad that leftists won't come out to denounce AntiFa. It makes their chances minimal in the 18 and 20 elections. Interesting Times article which is just an echo of what many of us have been saying here already:

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/25/u...te&mtrref=t.co

The disputes over America’s racial past and public symbols have proliferated with dizzying speed, spreading to states far beyond the Confederacy and inspiring campaigns by minorities and political progressives across the country. But along the way, they have become to some an example of politically correct sentiments gone too far, with the potential to mobilize the right and alienate the center.

In polls taken since Charlottesville, majorities of Americans favor keeping Confederate monuments intact, although there are sharp splits by race and party affiliation. Pluralities of Democrats and blacks favor removal, while whites and Republicans oppose altering the status quo. Support for changing street names and other less tangible symbols falls off sharply. That has not stopped Democrats in the Maryland General Assembly from trying to change lyrics to the state song, “Maryland, My Maryland,” a mid-19th-century ditty that calls on Maryland to join the Confederacy.

Larry Sabato, a political scientist at the University of Virginia who watched neo-Nazis march on his own campus, said the left seems to have once again become focused on symbolic issues rather than the ones that most voters care about.

[57Brave]

LOL

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"This rally was planned well in advance. If you can't denounce this violence on what ground can you denounce the Alt-Right? "

a) this is not surprising
b) they are anarchists and I am not an anarchist
c) what is this thing with denouncing ? as if my denouncement means anything -- how narcistic
d) I gave a number of reasons above why this is to be expected
e) the zeitgeist of 2017 Trump America. A year ago people were looking forward to the chaos it would bring. Now you ask a (D) to denounce it ?
Are you silly ?

[57Brave]

I'm glad that leftists won't come out to denounce AntiFa. It makes their chances minimal in the 18 and 20 elections. Interesting Times article which is just an echo of what many of us have been saying here already:

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/25/u...te&mtrref=t.co

The disputes over America’s racial past and public symbols have proliferated with dizzying speed, spreading to states far beyond the Confederacy and inspiring campaigns by minorities and political progressives across the country. But along the way, they have become to some an example of politically correct sentiments gone too far, with the potential to mobilize the right and alienate the center.

In polls taken since Charlottesville, majorities of Americans favor keeping Confederate monuments intact, although there are sharp splits by race and party affiliation. Pluralities of Democrats and blacks favor removal, while whites and Republicans oppose altering the status quo. Support for changing street names and other less tangible symbols falls off sharply. That has not stopped Democrats in the Maryland General Assembly from trying to change lyrics to the state song, “Maryland, My Maryland,” a mid-19th-century ditty that calls on Maryland to join the Confederacy.

Larry Sabato, a political scientist at the University of Virginia who watched neo-Nazis march on his own campus, said the left seems to have once again become focused on symbolic issues rather than the ones that most voters care about.

you never answered -- are anarchists leftists ?

[sturg33]