Antifa calls foe 'protest' (riot) to 'disrupt' Trump's Minneapolis rally. Pray for me

[Spahgetti]

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news...-minneapolis-/

Pray for me brahs

This is their version of 'protests'. They're full on riots plain and simple, media of course always sides with them and doesn't use the term.

[StarFox]

If they come at you, beat the **** out of them. Self defense brah, **** them

[GreatOldOne]

I would never advise going to a political rally.

Good luck.

[~Hades~]

I would never advise going to a political rally.

Good luck.

Because your comrades are inherently violent?

[bigcat3655]

I would never advise going to a political rally.

Good luck.

It's my right to do so if I choose. It's not their rght to assault me because they don't like me being there

[JoshSP1985]

I would never advise going to a political rally.

Good luck.

Leftist advising against peaceful assembly.

#surprised

[dabbmw2002]

The street goons of the MSM and Democrat party. Don't think for a second that this is not coordinated. Just like the run up to 2016, they want to create as much havoc as possible and wear down your average Joe. The message - let us remove Trump and we'll let you go to sleep

[Spahgetti]

I would never advise going to a political rally.

Good luck.

Sure I see what you're saying but in this country we should be able to support the President, party or candidate of out choice. There is nothing wrong with being happy with the current President of your country.

I think it's rather strange to put things lightly when a person is told not to go to see their President speak, or if they have to be worried about extreme violence from people that simply have a different political view.. in a democracy ha.

Anyway this shall be interesting lol

[Spahgetti]

If they come at you, beat the **** out of them. Self defense brah, **** them

Goes without saying but this is unique. It's not like I can be armed with anything since I'm going in to the rally. Of course. But even more importantly so, these people can throw bottles/rocks/chit lit on fire. They pool together. They have zero issue going 10 against 1, 20 against one. whatever. As you can see in the videos and as you surely already know, they're animals.

If things get tense it's extremely important to make clear headed decisions. Which of course includes defending yourself like your life depends on it (because it seriously does), but also means you should do everything within your power to avoid that issue in the first place.


I'm more worried about leaving the venue. It will be night time and it is not a good city to walk around at night in the first place, let alone at a time like this with people like these. One of the videos embedded show them attacking people as they left, throwing chit at the, smashing their cars in as they drove off/left, etc.

Wonder how transportation will work. I'm staying like a 15min drive away.




Doesn't help. At all. that the Mayor has released some rather troubling words about his visit to their city. Motherfukr is a joke.

[GreatOldOne]

Because your comrades are inherently violent?

I especially wouldn't advise showing up at an antifa rally.

[Spahgetti]

I especially wouldn't advise showing up at an antifa rally.

I will never be told I cannot simply support (or dislike) the sitting President of our country.

It's not an "Antifa rally". It's a Trump Rally, and likely an Antifa Riot. They could simply not show up, nobody is making them. They love to cause mayhem, they started attacking all the police in this videos. They're violent, they're domestic terrorists. To people simply trying to stand in line to see their President speak. A planned, legal event. Of. their. President.

[Smegmalion]

All the antifa goons are going to hyped up from the joker movie. Be careful OP.

[GreatOldOne]

I will never be told I cannot simply support (or dislike) the sitting President of our country.

It's not an "Antifa rally". It's a Trump Rally, and likely an Antifa Riot. They could simply not show up, nobody is making them. They love to cause mayhem, they started attacking all the police in this videos. They're violent, they're domestic terrorists. To people simply trying to stand in line to see their President speak. A planned, legal event. Of. their. President.

Wear some good footwear.

[Spahgetti]

All the antifa goons are going to hyped up from the joker movie. Be careful OP.

Thanks. Will be as careful as I can be!

[~Hades~]

I especially wouldn't advise showing up at an antifa rally.

Because you and your antifa comrades are inherently violent?

[GreatOldOne]

Because you and your antifa comrades are inherently violent?

I forgot how clever you guys can be.

[GreatOldOne]

It's my right to do so if I choose. It's not their rght to assault me because they don't like me being there

Ok.

Go to a riot and tell people that's your position.

[~Hades~]

I forgot how clever you guys can be.

Because you and your comrades are inherently forgetful?

[Tamorlane]

that guy almost got ****ed up, he's lucky someone stepped in to protect him (bystander effect)

[GreatOldOne]

Because you and your comrades are inherently forgetful?

Yes.

[JoshSP1985]

Wear some good footwear.

You guys are disturbing.

[Spahgetti]

Wear some good footwear.

I will, I'll be peacefully standing in line for many hours. Thanks for the advice. Or was that a threat towards my safety and wellbeing?

[Darkhare]

I would never advise going to a political rally.

Good luck.

because you think politics should have violence? loser!

The trump rallies are full of love and fun times.

[EternaLovE]

I forgot how clever you guys can be.

i always remember how fuking dumb u are.

[LukeLissen]

Antifa Is Not Fighting For Freedom, But For Communist Revolution
https://thefederalist.com/2017/11/01...st-revolution/

Despite antiseptic portrayals throughout American media, Antifa are more than ‘anti-fascists.’ Antifa provide the violent complement to academic neo-Marxism.

In the immediate aftermath of the Charlottesville violence, several prominent figures—including CNN anchor Chris Cuomo and Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic—equated left-wing “Antifa” activists with the thousands of Allied soldiers who stormed Normandy’s beaches to invade Adolph Hitler’s “Fortress Europe” on D-Day.

A more appropriate equation would be with the thousands of soldiers in the Red Army, who brutally marched toward Berlin, where they would establish Soviet hegemony in the so-called German Democratic Republic after defeating Hitler.

Antifa returns to the news this week. On Tuesday night, former Breitbart.com editor Milo Yiannopoulos spoke at California State University, Fullerton in a program sponsored by that university’s College Republicans. Seven were arrested amid reports of head-punching and pepper-spraying. Protesters of the event chanted “Cops and the Klan go hand in hand!” and held signs reading “Only socialist revolution can defeat capitalist reaction.” In February, Antifa militants committed such mayhem while protesting Yiannopoulos’ appearance at the University of California at Berkeley that university officials cancelled his speech at the last minute.

On Saturday, Antifa will join other leftist groups in massive nationwide protests designed to force President Donald Trump’s administration out of office. Organizing those protests is “Refuse Fascism,” which declares that “in the name of humanity, we REFUSE to accept a Fascist America!”

Despite antiseptic portrayals throughout American media, Antifa are more than “anti-fascists.” Antifa represent the chaos of Germany’s Weimar Republic and provide the violent complement to academic neo-Marxism. Like their philosophical comrades, Antifa seek to destroy the American emphasis on liberty under law and to impose a revival of one of history’s most repressive ideologies.

Antifa Is Anti-West and Anti-Capitalist
Bernd Langer, whose “80 Years of Anti-Fascist Action” was published by Germany’s Association for the Promotion of Anti-Fascist Literature, succinctly defined the rhetorical subterfuge. “Anti-fascism is a strategy rather than an ideology,” wrote Langer, a former Antifa member, for “an anti-capitalist form of struggle.”

Short for the German phrase, “Antifaschistische Aktion,” Antifa served as the paramilitary arm of the German Communist Party (KPD), which the Soviet Union funded. In other words, Antifa became the German Communists’ version of the Nazis’ brown-shirted SA.

The KPD made no secret of Antifa’s affiliation. A 1932 photo of KPD headquarters in Berlin prominently displayed the double-flagged Antifa emblem among other Communist symbols and slogans. In a photo from the 1932 Unity Congress of Antifa in Berlin, the double-flagged banner shared space with the hammer and sickle and with two large cartoons. One supported the KPD, the other mocked the SPD, Germany’s Social Democratic Party.

Today’s Antifa embrace those roots. During February’s protest in Berkeley, masked Antifa agitators caused nearly $100,000 in damage by starting fires, breaking windows, assaulting bystanders with pepper spray and flagpoles, painting graffiti on nearby businesses, and destroying automatic teller machines. “Refuse Fascism,” the group organizing Saturday’s protests, is controlled by the Revolutionary Communist Party USA, which seeks to create a Marxist United States through violent revolution.

Law and Order Are Among Antifa’s Enemies
Antifa’s goal to suppress “fascism” reflects the views of neo-Marxist philosopher Herbert Marcuse. “A policy of unequal treatment would protect radicalism on the Left against that on the Right,” Marcuse wrote in “Repressive Tolerance,” his 1965 essay. “Liberating tolerance, then, would mean intolerance against movements from the Right and toleration of movements from the Left” extending “to the stage of action as well as of discussion and propaganda, of deed as well as of word.”

Marcuse dismissed the idea of individual liberty protected by law in favor of a Marxist society favoring ostensibly oppressed groups at the expense of everybody else. Such a society, Marcuse wrote, would demand “the withdrawal of toleration of speech and assembly from groups and movements” that not only “promote aggressive policies, armament, chauvinism, discrimination on the grounds of race and religion” but also “oppose the extension of public services, social security, medical care, etc.” and “may necessitate new and rigid restrictions on teachings and practices in the educational institutions.”

Marcuse even justified violence: “there is a ‘natural right’ of resistance for oppressed and overpowered minorities to use extralegal means if the legal ones have proved to be inadequate,” Marcuse wrote. “Law and order are always and everywhere the law and order which protect the established hierarchy; it is nonsensical to invoke the absolute authority of this law and this order against those who suffer from it and struggle against it … for their share of humanity. If they use violence, they do not start a new chain of violence but try to break an established one.”

In expressing his contempt for “the sacred liberalistic principle of equality for ‘the other side,’” Marcuse maintained in 1968 ”that there are issues where either there is no ‘other side’ in any more than a formalistic sense, or where ‘the other side’ is demonstrably ‘regressive’ and impedes possible improvement of the human condition.”

Elements of Today’s Left Embrace Marcuse’s Ideas
K-Su Park, a University of California at Los Angeles law fellow, reflected Marcuse’s thought when in an op-ed in The New York Times she challenged the American Civil Liberties Union to reconsider its approach to the First Amendment. The ACLU represented Jason Kessler, who organized the “Unite The Right” rally and sued the City of Charlottesville for revoking his permit for the protest.

The ACLU’s approach “implies that the country is on a level playing field, that at some point it overcame its history of racial discrimination to achieve a real democracy, the cornerstone of which is freedom of expression,” Park wrote. “Other forms of structural discrimination and violence also restrict the exercise of speech, such as police intimidation of African-Americans and Latinos. The danger that communities face because of their speech isn’t equal.”

Park’s fellowship is with UCLA’s critical race studies program. Critical race studies comes from critical theory, a sociological approach developed by Germany’s neo-Marxist Frankfurt School, where Marcuse was a leading thinker. Johns Hopkins professor N.D.B. Connolly blended Marcuse’s philosophy with Antifa’s militancy in a Washington Post op-ed, where he compared the United States’ racial history to a game of rock-paper-scissors.

“For a long while, we’ve been throwing a lot of ‘paper,’” Connolly wrote. “Liberalism — our paper — preserves our country’s long commitment to contracts. Under liberalism, citizens stand in contract with their government. The government’s job, in turn, has been to enforce contracts between individuals and groups. Truly, when people ask for rights, be they women’s rights, gay and transgender rights, or rights as people of color, they are asking for contract rights.”

‘Rock Breaks Scissors’
But racism, Connolly argued, serves as scissors: “Right at the country’s founding, racists cut black and indigenous people out of liberalism’s contract. Black bodies and Native American land did not deserve the protection of contract. They deserved bondage and expropriation.”

The solution? “No matter its form, rock breaks scissors,” Connolly wrote. “A half-century ago, nothing less than radical anti-racism could reduce white supremacy to an outlaw religion. … In April 1968, amid a flurry of other ‘rocks,’ riots shook American cities following the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. It took that rolling unrest … to spur President Lyndon Johnson and Congress to action. Within a week they had passed the Fair Housing Act.”

Connolly concluded by advocating similar measures. “Segregationists have again assumed their pedestals in the Justice Department, the White House and many other American temples,” he wrote. ”Paper alone won’t drive them out. Start throwing rocks.” In slandering those who hold opposing views, and in essentially calling Martin Luther King Jr. a failure, Connolly reflected the true “Antifa” spirit: Neo-Marxism über alles.



Antifa Believes It Is Pushing America Towards Civil War
https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2019/...ds-civil-war/#

During an interview with Breitbart News’s James Delingpole, political commentator Andy Ngo explained the ideology of the Antifa movement, and the group’s belief that it is pushing America towards a civil war.

During a conversation with Breitbart News’s James Delingpole, political commentator Andy Ngo offered some of his thoughts on the ideology behind Antifa’s violence. Ngo claims that Antifa, which believes that America is currently living under the fascistic dictatorship of President Donald Trump, wants to catapult society into a civil war.

“There is a symbiotic relationship between extreme anarchists and hardcore communists. And the violence they do on the street is towards furthering their war. They are actually trying to agitate for a revolution. So from the outside is may seem like stupid street violence and vandalism but they really believe that we are living in the latter days of fascism,” Ngo said. “The conflict is going to happen in the future by bringing these brutal forms of violence, either against the state, individuals, or property. Instead of inching closer and closer to that final, climatic battle, it’s going to make us run quicker there.”

Ngo argued that Americans should not allow “Antifa” to falsely declare that they are society’s guardians against fascism. “We have authorities or academics have the frameworks for researching violent extremist ideologies and I’d like to see that applied to Antifa. I think, in some ways, how they organize has many parallels to Islamism,” Ngo continued. “So I don’t see them as just a benign movement of so-called antifascists. I mean, I don’t even give them that propaganda win of calling them antifascists. I say “Antifa” because I want to separate that from antifascism, which to the average person would sound like a very noble thing.”

In June, Breitbart News reported that Ngo was assaulted by several Antifa protesters during a street rally in Portland. “I just got beat up by the crowd, with no police at all, in the middle of the street,” Ngo said during a livestream on June 29.

[AlwaysFocus]

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[LukeLissen]

Get some pepper spray and take it with you if you're staying on the street.

If you're going inside you won't be able to take it with you though.

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Here's a good idea of what is not allowed inside, from when he came to ECU -

https://www.witn.com/content/news/Pe...512823921.html

The following items are not allowed inside:

• Backpacks and bags exceeding size restrictions – no larger than 10”x10”x10”
• Firearms/Weapons of any kind
• Ammunition
• Animals other than service/guide animals
• Balloons
• Coolers
• Bicycles
• Drones and other unmanned aircraft systems
• Explosives
• Glass, thermal or metal containers
• Laser pointers
• Mace/pepper spray
• Packages
• Selfie sticks
• Signs/banners (any size)
• Flag poles
• Structures
• Supports for signs and placards
• Toy guns/weapons

[z4v4]

It's my right to do so if I choose. It's not their rght to assault me because they don't like me being there

Yeah, it's also your right to walk through Central Park at 2am and not get mugged, but good luck, son.

[z4v4]

I will, I'll be peacefully standing in line for many hours. Thanks for the advice. Or was that a threat towards my safety and wellbeing?

Like 4 hours? You're going to wait like 4 hours to listen to a politician speak? Good Lord, son, get a hold of your noggin.

[Darkhare]

Dont bother watching if you dont know about skyrim lol

Wish i could rep you.

I ignored skyrim for a few years then bought it used. Never was into fantasy stuff i only ever did FPS and racing.







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