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JE19426 posted...

Esrac posted...

It's literally a "how to" on setting up a local Antifa group.

At best, you can say Antifa is a collection of groups under a common banner.

Exactly, that's the best you can argue, and it's pretty dumb to argue multiple groups, with no relation except their banner, should be responsible for each others actions.

I disagree, when they share common cause, methods, etc. Like one of the links I provided said, you adopt the antifa banner for your local chapter because it provides a brand recognition that persists between chapters. People form antifa subgroups because they want to partake in the kind of violent resistance and revolution that the overarching movement is about.

Regardless, when antifa is specifically about violent resistance to perceived facism, we don't need to hold one local chapter responsible for the violence committed by another. We can hold them each responsible and get a similar result.
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