Of course but not falsely portrayed for political reasons (overarching accusation) as the OP did, makes him no different than the opposition thus automatically surrendering the moral high ground.That's true but Charlottesville has no bearing on what happened in Boston.Thirty three out of supposedly 40,000 were arrested......... All groups have their radical fringe element.antifa....the other racist, socialist violent thugs who are supported by the democrat party....
Antifa Thugs Get Violent (Again), Clash With Police During 'Peace Rally' in Boston
According to the Boston Police Department, protesters threw rocks, urine, and bottles at officers manning the rally.
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According to an unconfirmed report, a teenaged Trump supporter with a “F*** Nazis, F*** Antifa, Donald Trump 2020" sign was surrounded by Antifa before being "rescued" by police officers:
MSNBC correspondent Garrett Haake reported on Antifa members assaulting pro-life advocates. "Antifa folks just mobbed some anti-abortion protestors w/ posters. Yelled & tore posters til cops came."
Now to some of you far right nutjobs and far left nutjobs you will see that as me taking their side. I'm simply pointing out a fact to minimize the OP's intended political smear job that blames all Antifa for what a very few did. For those of you who don't recognize it it's called an unbiased observation, you should try it sometime.
Well whether I am a nutjob is open for debate,but I do agree on one point.
The President was right that not all who were defending the historical monuments in Charlottesville were white supremacists or anything other than ordinary concerned citizens. The uber left condemns them though it was those concerned citizens who organized the rally and got the permit. I personally agree with them that the monuments should be left where they are unless the people of that city vote to have them removed.
The white supremacists, all reprehensible, who came were not invited and the fact that they were there presumably to support the same cause does not paint all who share the cause with that brush. Only the most extreme ultra snowflakes from the left would characterize them as such.
Likewise, I am sure there are those associated with Antifa or find themselves on the same side of issues as Antifa who are not militant terrorist types. But to think Antifa somehow has the moral high ground over the white supremacists is absurd.
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Antifa thugs attack a free speech rally at Evergreen State College on August 17
VIDEO: Antifa thugs attack free speech rally at Evergreen State
Thank you for taking such a sensible position. The reality is when any issue is in dispute there is rarely one side that is 100% wrong and the other side is as pure as the driven snow(flake).
Fair media reports from Charlottesville indicated there was violence on both sides. Personally, I condemn all who resorted to violence. MLK and Ghandi had it right. The only way to maintain the moral high ground is non-violence. The fact that members from both sides resorted to violence makes them both reprehensible imho.![]()
Nevertheless the principle of seeing the violence as a vicious and fascist like thing is the same.
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