10-30-2020, 09:08 PM
** 30-Oct-2020 World View: Antifa-blm fascist violence
I vaguely remember that when I first heard about antifa it was about
protests, mostly peaceful but with threats of violence, targeting
conservative speakers on college campuses. Antifa calls itself
"anti-fascist," but conservative speakers on college campuses are not
fascists. It was antifa that was fascist because they were shutting
down free speech, which is one of the main things that fascists do.
It was clear to me that antifa was calling itself anti-fascist in
order to fool people into ignoring the fact that they were the
fascists. That's when I decided to call antifa a fascist
organization.
This became more and more apparent as they became more and more
violent.
As for blm, I can no longer distinguish them from antifa. Maybe
there's a difference, but they all look the same to me, looting,
burning down cities, shooting policemen, and so forth. So, for the
time being, I've simplified my life by referring to antifa-blm as an
organization involved in fascist violence. Maybe I'll see a
difference later, but right now, they're the same.
And right now, stores are being boarded up in cities across the
country. There are a lot of people predicting that there will be a
lot more antifa-blm fascist violence next week after the election, no
matter who wins.
I vaguely remember that when I first heard about antifa it was about
protests, mostly peaceful but with threats of violence, targeting
conservative speakers on college campuses. Antifa calls itself
"anti-fascist," but conservative speakers on college campuses are not
fascists. It was antifa that was fascist because they were shutting
down free speech, which is one of the main things that fascists do.
It was clear to me that antifa was calling itself anti-fascist in
order to fool people into ignoring the fact that they were the
fascists. That's when I decided to call antifa a fascist
organization.
This became more and more apparent as they became more and more
violent.
As for blm, I can no longer distinguish them from antifa. Maybe
there's a difference, but they all look the same to me, looting,
burning down cities, shooting policemen, and so forth. So, for the
time being, I've simplified my life by referring to antifa-blm as an
organization involved in fascist violence. Maybe I'll see a
difference later, but right now, they're the same.
And right now, stores are being boarded up in cities across the
country. There are a lot of people predicting that there will be a
lot more antifa-blm fascist violence next week after the election, no
matter who wins.
