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And they will say it's their "love" for the country that drives them to "fix" it. By fundamentally changing it into a socailist state I guess.
They are completely convinced they are the good guys.
Confederates were Patriots, Antifa and BLM are SCUM of the Earth!
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And they will say it's their "love" for the country that drives them to "fix" it. By fundamentally changing it into a socailist state I guess.
They are completely convinced they are the good guys.
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But they aint!
They dont love God!
They think Whitey is evil!
They think Patriots are white supremacists.
They think all Southerners are evil slave owners.
They are SO FULL OF FUCKING SHIT!!!! THATS WHAT!!!
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I know
But the issue is THEY believe they are. And once people get into that dogmatic mindset and start to get power.... all the means justify the ends.
We all have to do way more than we are doing.
Biden is fucking up all over and even ordering airstrikes on Syria. Not a one of the people who voted against Trump gives a shit what his administration does. Smh.
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I'd make atheism a capital crime. Its anti Bill of Rights. No atheist should hold a gubmint job, EVER!
LMAO. Kinda like you, Pot Kettle Dove?
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No YoU!!
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Not one bit.
I have authentic liberal values, it's what this country is rooted in. Changing this country into a one party authoritarian state definately is NOT a good thing.
You guys demonize and smear people for not agreeing with the policies and leadership your end wants to impose. People who use force, dishonesty, propaganda, smear campaigns have never been the good guys.
When both ends claims to be the good guys....all you have to do is look at their fruits and see if its fresh or rotten.
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I'm horrified that we have regular people in federal prison, being placed in solitary confinement, some of them being beaten to the point of blindness in one eye, denied human rights.....and the only charge that could be brought against them trespassing.
The left has actual political prisoners. This should NEVER happen here.
And rioters were bailed out.
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It aint right, none of it.
The powder keg is about to go off. We already seeing it in other countries the past couple weeks. And its all been peaceful protesting. Can you imagine if the patriots actually went ballistic? It would make BLM and Antifa look like a pack of pussies.
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Is Davis A Traitor?
Southerners in 1861 were “perfectly loyal to truth, justice, and the Constitution of 1787 as it came from the hands of the fathers.” They were Americans—not traitors—operating under a belief that the right of secession was the essential principle of the American tradition. No one who understands the Constitution as ratified in 1788 could argue against that point.
Southerners in 1861 were “perfectly loyal to truth, justice, and the Constitution of 1787 as it came from the hands of the fathers.” They were Americans—not traitors—operating under a belief that the right of secession was the essential principle of the American tradition. No one who understands the Constitution as ratified in 1788 could argue against that point.
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Anyone who's read The Declaration of Independence knows secession is baked into the cake. End of.
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Bingo!
Not only that, but Virginia saw the writing on the wall, and did not trust this new "Union". Virginia also signed a clause into the Constitution as well, saying they could secede when they saw fit.
Go ahead. It would make Americans happy to get rid of you. I'll even contribute to a secession Go Fund Me!
Learn to do legitimate research.
Who caused the violence at protests? It wasn’t antifa.
Trump has consistently, misleadingly blamed antifa as perpetrators of violence at the George Floyd protests.
(Elyse Samuels, Meg Kelly/The Washington Post)
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with a clear organizational structure or leader. It is a decentralized network of activists who don’t coordinate. Their common ground is opposing anything that they think is racist or fascist. In recent years, antifa activists appeared whenever there was a large gathering of white nationalists.
And white nationalists, as counterintuitive as it might seem, have been known to attend Black Lives Matter rallies. That is what could then draw attention from antifa forces, according to , director of the transnational threats project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
vice president of the Center on Extremism at ADL, emphasized, “It’s a challenge [to identify antifa] because this is not an organized group. You’re essentially looking to try to identify what does somebody believe in.” Antifa has been identified by patches, flags, graffiti and black clothing, Segal explained. And at times, they can be identifiable by moving in “black bloc” formation. But, Segal hedged, looking to identify antifa by these visual cues is “not foolproof.”
Jones reviewed protests in more than 140 cities and spoke with U.S. officials within the joint terrorism task force. Most of the violence, Jones said, was committed by “local hooligans, sometimes gangs, sometimes just individuals that are trying to take advantage of an opportunity.”
“There were reports of some antifa at different protests,” he concluded. “But they stood back, did not engage, certainly not in a violent way.”
Officials have arrested more than 14,000 people across 49 cities nationwide since May 27, according to a Washington Post tally of data provided by police departments and included in media reports. for low-level offenses, including curfew violations and failure to disperse.
Roughly 80 federal charges, including murder and throwing molotov cocktails at police vehicles, reveal no evidence of an antifa plot. who identify with the far-right extremist “boogaloo” movement are among those facing the most serious federal charges. Asked whether anyone who identifies as antifa had been charged, Department of Justice spokesman Matt Lloyd said via email, “We do not collect statistics based on potential inspiration but on unlawful acts according to statute.”
An intelligence bulletin issued by the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security and the National Counterterrorism Center that was warned that “anarchist extremists continue to pose the most significant threat of targeted assaults against police.” The bulletin, which was distributed to police departments nationwide, mentions antifa only in a footnote differentiating those who self-identify with the group from anarchists.
Rather, the bulletin said that “the greatest threat of lethal violence continues to emanate from lone offenders with racially or ethnically motivated violent extremist ideologies and [domestic violent extremists] with personalized ideologies,” specifically pointing to -related groups as likely to be “instigating violence” at the protests.
The DHS said in a June 1 internal intelligence report seen that “most of the violence appears to have been driven by opportunists.” A dated June 17 reviewed by Washington Post columnist Greg Sargent stated “anarchist and anti-government extremists pose the most significant threat of targeted low-level, protest-related assaults against law enforcement.” The document did not mention antifa by name and the document’s definition of “anarchist extremist” appears to exclude the group.
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Who caused the violence at protests? It wasn’t antifa.
Trump has consistently, misleadingly blamed antifa as perpetrators of violence at the George Floyd protests.
(Elyse Samuels, Meg Kelly/The Washington Post)
The Facts
with a clear organizational structure or leader. It is a decentralized network of activists who don’t coordinate. Their common ground is opposing anything that they think is racist or fascist. In recent years, antifa activists appeared whenever there was a large gathering of white nationalists.
And white nationalists, as counterintuitive as it might seem, have been known to attend Black Lives Matter rallies. That is what could then draw attention from antifa forces, according to , director of the transnational threats project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
vice president of the Center on Extremism at ADL, emphasized, “It’s a challenge [to identify antifa] because this is not an organized group. You’re essentially looking to try to identify what does somebody believe in.” Antifa has been identified by patches, flags, graffiti and black clothing, Segal explained. And at times, they can be identifiable by moving in “black bloc” formation. But, Segal hedged, looking to identify antifa by these visual cues is “not foolproof.”
Jones reviewed protests in more than 140 cities and spoke with U.S. officials within the joint terrorism task force. Most of the violence, Jones said, was committed by “local hooligans, sometimes gangs, sometimes just individuals that are trying to take advantage of an opportunity.”
“There were reports of some antifa at different protests,” he concluded. “But they stood back, did not engage, certainly not in a violent way.”
Officials have arrested more than 14,000 people across 49 cities nationwide since May 27, according to a Washington Post tally of data provided by police departments and included in media reports. for low-level offenses, including curfew violations and failure to disperse.
Roughly 80 federal charges, including murder and throwing molotov cocktails at police vehicles, reveal no evidence of an antifa plot. who identify with the far-right extremist “boogaloo” movement are among those facing the most serious federal charges. Asked whether anyone who identifies as antifa had been charged, Department of Justice spokesman Matt Lloyd said via email, “We do not collect statistics based on potential inspiration but on unlawful acts according to statute.”
An intelligence bulletin issued by the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security and the National Counterterrorism Center that was warned that “anarchist extremists continue to pose the most significant threat of targeted assaults against police.” The bulletin, which was distributed to police departments nationwide, mentions antifa only in a footnote differentiating those who self-identify with the group from anarchists.
Rather, the bulletin said that “the greatest threat of lethal violence continues to emanate from lone offenders with racially or ethnically motivated violent extremist ideologies and [domestic violent extremists] with personalized ideologies,” specifically pointing to -related groups as likely to be “instigating violence” at the protests.
The DHS said in a June 1 internal intelligence report seen that “most of the violence appears to have been driven by opportunists.” A dated June 17 reviewed by Washington Post columnist Greg Sargent stated “anarchist and anti-government extremists pose the most significant threat of targeted low-level, protest-related assaults against law enforcement.” The document did not mention antifa by name and the document’s definition of “anarchist extremist” appears to exclude the group.
Not only are you a cunt, but a dumb cunt as well.
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Who caused the violence at protests? It wasn’t antifa.
Trump has consistently, misleadingly blamed antifa as perpetrators of violence at the George Floyd protests.
(Elyse Samuels, Meg Kelly/The Washington Post)
The Facts
with a clear organizational structure or leader. It is a decentralized network of activists who don’t coordinate. Their common ground is opposing anything that they think is racist or fascist. In recent years, antifa activists appeared whenever there was a large gathering of white nationalists.
And white nationalists, as counterintuitive as it might seem, have been known to attend Black Lives Matter rallies. That is what could then draw attention from antifa forces, according to , director of the transnational threats project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
vice president of the Center on Extremism at ADL, emphasized, “It’s a challenge [to identify antifa] because this is not an organized group. You’re essentially looking to try to identify what does somebody believe in.” Antifa has been identified by patches, flags, graffiti and black clothing, Segal explained. And at times, they can be identifiable by moving in “black bloc” formation. But, Segal hedged, looking to identify antifa by these visual cues is “not foolproof.”
Jones reviewed protests in more than 140 cities and spoke with U.S. officials within the joint terrorism task force. Most of the violence, Jones said, was committed by “local hooligans, sometimes gangs, sometimes just individuals that are trying to take advantage of an opportunity.”
“There were reports of some antifa at different protests,” he concluded. “But they stood back, did not engage, certainly not in a violent way.”
Officials have arrested more than 14,000 people across 49 cities nationwide since May 27, according to a Washington Post tally of data provided by police departments and included in media reports. for low-level offenses, including curfew violations and failure to disperse.
Roughly 80 federal charges, including murder and throwing molotov cocktails at police vehicles, reveal no evidence of an antifa plot. who identify with the far-right extremist “boogaloo” movement are among those facing the most serious federal charges. Asked whether anyone who identifies as antifa had been charged, Department of Justice spokesman Matt Lloyd said via email, “We do not collect statistics based on potential inspiration but on unlawful acts according to statute.”
An intelligence bulletin issued by the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security and the National Counterterrorism Center that was warned that “anarchist extremists continue to pose the most significant threat of targeted assaults against police.” The bulletin, which was distributed to police departments nationwide, mentions antifa only in a footnote differentiating those who self-identify with the group from anarchists.
Rather, the bulletin said that “the greatest threat of lethal violence continues to emanate from lone offenders with racially or ethnically motivated violent extremist ideologies and [domestic violent extremists] with personalized ideologies,” specifically pointing to -related groups as likely to be “instigating violence” at the protests.
The DHS said in a June 1 internal intelligence report seen that “most of the violence appears to have been driven by opportunists.” A dated June 17 reviewed by Washington Post columnist Greg Sargent stated “anarchist and anti-government extremists pose the most significant threat of targeted low-level, protest-related assaults against law enforcement.” The document did not mention antifa by name and the document’s definition of “anarchist extremist” appears to exclude the group.
There are actual videos, tons of them....of antifa/blm people engaging in political violence and destruction.
This is why people rightly dont trust the media.
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Who caused the violence at protests? It wasn’t antifa.
Trump has consistently, misleadingly blamed antifa as perpetrators of violence at the George Floyd protests.
(Elyse Samuels, Meg Kelly/The Washington Post)
The Facts
with a clear organizational structure or leader. It is a decentralized network of activists who don’t coordinate. Their common ground is opposing anything that they think is racist or fascist. In recent years, antifa activists appeared whenever there was a large gathering of white nationalists.
And white nationalists, as counterintuitive as it might seem, have been known to attend Black Lives Matter rallies. That is what could then draw attention from antifa forces, according to , director of the transnational threats project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
vice president of the Center on Extremism at ADL, emphasized, “It’s a challenge [to identify antifa] because this is not an organized group. You’re essentially looking to try to identify what does somebody believe in.” Antifa has been identified by patches, flags, graffiti and black clothing, Segal explained. And at times, they can be identifiable by moving in “black bloc” formation. But, Segal hedged, looking to identify antifa by these visual cues is “not foolproof.”
Jones reviewed protests in more than 140 cities and spoke with U.S. officials within the joint terrorism task force. Most of the violence, Jones said, was committed by “local hooligans, sometimes gangs, sometimes just individuals that are trying to take advantage of an opportunity.”
“There were reports of some antifa at different protests,” he concluded. “But they stood back, did not engage, certainly not in a violent way.”
Officials have arrested more than 14,000 people across 49 cities nationwide since May 27, according to a Washington Post tally of data provided by police departments and included in media reports. for low-level offenses, including curfew violations and failure to disperse.
Roughly 80 federal charges, including murder and throwing molotov cocktails at police vehicles, reveal no evidence of an antifa plot. who identify with the far-right extremist “boogaloo” movement are among those facing the most serious federal charges. Asked whether anyone who identifies as antifa had been charged, Department of Justice spokesman Matt Lloyd said via email, “We do not collect statistics based on potential inspiration but on unlawful acts according to statute.”
An intelligence bulletin issued by the FBI, the Department of Homeland Security and the National Counterterrorism Center that was warned that “anarchist extremists continue to pose the most significant threat of targeted assaults against police.” The bulletin, which was distributed to police departments nationwide, mentions antifa only in a footnote differentiating those who self-identify with the group from anarchists.
Rather, the bulletin said that “the greatest threat of lethal violence continues to emanate from lone offenders with racially or ethnically motivated violent extremist ideologies and [domestic violent extremists] with personalized ideologies,” specifically pointing to -related groups as likely to be “instigating violence” at the protests.
The DHS said in a June 1 internal intelligence report seen that “most of the violence appears to have been driven by opportunists.” A dated June 17 reviewed by Washington Post columnist Greg Sargent stated “anarchist and anti-government extremists pose the most significant threat of targeted low-level, protest-related assaults against law enforcement.” The document did not mention antifa by name and the document’s definition of “anarchist extremist” appears to exclude the group.
Not only are you a cunt, but a dumb cunt as well.
It's funny how they tried to put it all on the boogilou boys and then claim the boogi boys were "right wing".
I shit you not lol. Boogi boys are not right or left wing. They just want civil war with the government and will join whatever they think will give them that.
Of course opportunists joined in. Why wouldnt they?
That absolutely does not prove antifa/blm "protesters" were not rioting and destroying. All that means is the boogi boys and other opportunitists joined in. Like anyone with a brain would know.
You sure didnt see anyone in antifa/blm stopping these violent anarchists. And the outrage when Rittenhouse shot 3 "right wing boogi boys" is pretty bizzare.....isnt it?
They flip flop and contradict themselves constantly trying to enable and protect leftwing radicals all the time.
Of course Jan 6th was definately Trump supporters. That couldnt possible have been instigated by anything else. Right? Boogi boys who? Never mind all the massive Trump rallies where there was no violence outside of rando left wingers showing up to start fights with people.
So much for human rights in federal prisons if the prisoners are political prisoners of the Biden administration.
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This is just under 1 minute of looking. We have a whole thread of leftwing violence.
I suppose all these videos are lies and it's really all right wing "white supremacists" doing it. Hence why you guys were so outraged when Kyle Rittenhouse shot a "right wing white supremacist" child rapist who was angry and chasing him because he extinguished a fire that the right winger lit.
And why you guys are oh so grateful for the police that were arresting all those right wingers who were destroying communities. Funny Biden was bailing them out isnt it?
Its interesting watching people lie and gaslight like this when it's so obvious. It's like a sign of sociopathy. No one even expects any of you to be honest or consistent. We expect lies, insults and gaslighting.
All this shit? It's never been on the right side of history. It's always the "bad guys" who lie, spread hatred and condone political violence.
And if you genuinely believe the shit you say(and I dont think you do)....you a huge...yuge...gullible cuck who would believe anything.
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Mow them niggers down!
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You know they see this and think you are talking about racism and slavery because that's what they think the civil war was about.
They legit think it was the south (racist oppresive Republicans) wanted to keep slaves because racism and the north were these great democrat heros who went to war to free slaves.
They dont even have the mainstream version correct. And they dont hear shit else either lol.
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Just like the democrat "swat teams"(kkk) that burned down businesses that employed black people. Burned houses where black people lived. Beat and murdered innocent black people.
Funny how the end results are the same, isnt it?
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