kd87 said:

Well I lived in west Fllorissant at the time. You can google map it. I left and moved out to my dream home "the sticks" too much violence just in general in north county/ stl county.

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XUL said:

kd87 said:

Well I lived in west Fllorissant at the time. You can google map it. I left and moved out to my dream home "the sticks" too much violence just in general in north county/ stl county.

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Hell yeah man.

You hunt?

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StygianKnight said:

Qman So you think the white nationalists who carried guns, clubs and chanted about dead Jews were *not* looking for a fight?

Kd: ah so you think the police violence against blacks by the ferguson police was less than committed by BLM?

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qman said:

StygianKnight said:

haha, the fascist police have classified a group who’s whole goal is to prevent extrajudicial executions by police because of course asking not to be murdered is extremism.

Charlottesville was a fascist white nationalist rally where a white nationalist murdered a woman protesting against it in a mass injury attack, and here we are talking about how violent antifa was at that literal same event and how no conservative groups are as violent.

Again, can you actually describe any of this violence committed by Antifa in any sort of detail?

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The violence I witnessed was typical street mob attacks. It consisted of punching, kicking and throwing objects at people for no valid reason other than disagreeing with their political ideology.

Those people were obviously looking for a violent confrontation that day.

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StygianKnight said:

Do you oppose that shit by protesting, holding the police accountable?
Or only when you are called out for promoting the violent police narrative of BLM?

If youre not a white nationalist be aware youre spouting their propaganda.

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shivas.wisdom said:

qman said:

StygianKnight said:

haha, the fascist police have classified a group who’s whole goal is to prevent extrajudicial executions by police because of course asking not to be murdered is extremism.

Charlottesville was a fascist white nationalist rally where a white nationalist murdered a woman protesting against it in a mass injury attack, and here we are talking about how violent antifa was at that literal same event and how no conservative groups are as violent.

Again, can you actually describe any of this violence committed by Antifa in any sort of detail?

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The violence I witnessed was typical street mob attacks. It consisted of punching, kicking and throwing objects at people for no valid reason other than disagreeing with their political ideology.

Those people were obviously looking for a violent confrontation that day.

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It wasn't a mere disagreement of ideology, it was community self-defence against hundreds of white supremacists and the threat of violence they brought.

This violence was on display the night before when a torch bearing mob, chanting "blood and soil" and "jews will not replace us", surrounded and attacked a dozen or so college students who arrived to counter protest this unpermited rally of neo-nazism on their campus.

This violence was also on display later the next day when one of the fascists intentionally drove their car into a large crowd of people, injuring dozens and killing Heather Heyer.

Self-defence is both a right and a duty. Charlottesville was self-defence. Antifascism is self-defence.

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shivas.wisdom said:

This violence was on display the night before when a torch bearing mob, chanting "blood and soil" and "jews will not replace us",

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shivas.wisdom said:

qman said:

StygianKnight said:

haha, the fascist police have classified a group who’s whole goal is to prevent extrajudicial executions by police because of course asking not to be murdered is extremism.

Charlottesville was a fascist white nationalist rally where a white nationalist murdered a woman protesting against it in a mass injury attack, and here we are talking about how violent antifa was at that literal same event and how no conservative groups are as violent.

Again, can you actually describe any of this violence committed by Antifa in any sort of detail?

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The violence I witnessed was typical street mob attacks. It consisted of punching, kicking and throwing objects at people for no valid reason other than disagreeing with their political ideology.

Those people were obviously looking for a violent confrontation that day.

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It wasn't a mere disagreement of ideology, it was community self-defence against hundreds of white supremacists and the threat of violence they brought.

This violence was on display the night before when a torch bearing mob, chanting "blood and soil" and "jews will not replace us", surrounded and attacked a dozen or so college students who arrived to counter protest this unpermited rally of neo-nazism on their campus.

This violence was also on display later the next day when one of the fascists intentionally drove their car into a large crowd of people, injuring dozens and killing Heather Heyer.

Self-defence is both a right and a duty. Charlottesville was self-defence. Antifascism is self-defence.

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XUL said:

Whether you like it or not, there are two sides to everything.

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