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TopicWell, shit. I know someone who went to the Charlottesville rally. Lost his job.
darkknight109
08/18/17 5:39:57 PM
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Baardmeester posted...
Do these links work better?

They do, although they pretty much prove the point I made in my last post. You can see one, maybe two communist flags if you squint and look past the two dozen odd white supremacist/Nazi/Confederate flags and the guy in combat gear attacking the guy holding the "No Gods, No Master Race" sign.

I never denied there were communists there, but that's not the same thing as saying "the opposition was communists".

Baardmeester posted...
And the antifa was created by the KPD in 1932 because their paramilitary organisation Rotfrontkämpferbund had been banned

Antifa is not the same as Antifaschistische Aktion, though they do draw inspiration from the latter. The American wing is not organized, has no HQ, leadership, or organization, and is basically just a collection of far-left protesters (who seem to lean more towards anarchism than communism, though I won't deny many have sympathy for the latter).

Baardmeester posted...
Also you are calling all protesters of unite the right that were there "nazi's". While some of them were national socialists also that group consisted out of different groups and not all of them were national socialists.

I suppose if you want to split hairs between the Nazis, the KKK, the Skinheads, and unaffiliated white supremacists, you wouldn't be wrong to do so. That said, they all share similar enough ideals that I don't mind lumping them all under one banner (and, judging by their chants and the equipment they brought, they were all there for the same reason and it had nothing whatsoever to do with any statue). And since there was no shortage of sieg heil salutes and swastika tattoos at that rally, "Nazi" seems as good a label to me as any.

What I don't understand is why some (thankfully few) conservatives are jumping to the defence of these assholes. Hell, look at the name of their movement: "Unite the Right". They are trying to make hatred and racism signature elements of the political right and the Republican party and some Republicans are falling for it, most notably the freaking President. If anything, Republicans should be even more insulted and more outspoken in their criticism because these assholes are trying to drag their party into the mud and paint them all as white supremacists. I shouldn't have to explain why that's a bad thing.
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