BAMN and ANTIFA Plan "Day of Rage" Protest Against Grenfell Tower Residents' Wishes.

Gazwald said:
Most of them seem incapable of even clarifying their own point of view without throwing a tantrum, let alone participating in a rational discussion with others holding different views.
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Antifa like to fight strength in numbers.
 
Fedorable said:
I dub thee:

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If you wear a yellow hard hat you are beyond reproach.
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...... I wear a yellow hard hat
 
The whole Antifa thing is building up to something truly nasty IMO. Perpetrating violence against those with different views than you is the worst course of action. People don't just get beat up and say "ya know what? Those Antifa guys have a point." It gets people angry and it escalates things.

Eventually some unhinged nutjob is going to bring a gun to one of these rallies and start shooting people.
 
Lets hope for a brutal response of the likes we've not seen from the police.
 
Fedorable said:
he also has a cape. All heroes wear capes despite some contrary information going around.
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Ah. I wouldnt be allowed to wear one, all clothes must be tucked in. Also mine have to be flame retardant, and i dont know where to get one.
 
They don't need to be funded. It's its' own reward.

Teacher: [post modernist blahs]
Antifa recruit: So what you're saying is... I get to fuck shit up, attack people AND be morally virtuous while doing it?


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Teppodama said:
Why isn't that Antifa thug not magically sprouting bullet holes for attacking that police officer?
Why isn't that Antifa thug not doing the taser boogie for attacking that police officer?
Why isn't that Antifa thug not absolutely soaked in pepper spray and mace for attacking that police officer?
Why isn't that Antifa thug learning that nightsticks are more solid than his skull for attacking that police officer?
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Gazwald said:
@snakedafunky might know.

My guess is that Antifa thug got his ass kicked by police shortly after the picture was taken but i dunno
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Europen police don't carry guns or tasers for rally control during rallies or soccer match. Because it wouldnt make any sense.
I mean I think the German police are to soft on a lot of issues. But I have to say they are excellent in riot control.
All this stuff in Ferguson would have never happened with German polcie or European police because they get a lot of training every week during soccer matches.
On how to handle a large riot.
And I have been involved a bit in hooliganism in Germany and Europe when I was younger. I have gotten pepper sprayed and gotten the stick a considerable amount of time.

But if you have ever been involved in soccer hooliganism you know they can't prevent all of it.
Shooting or pepper spraying that one guy, in a situation where you have 100 vs 100 guys with another 500 standing behind them is just not realistic.
They have differently proven tactics to work in those scenarios.
Including water cannons which I might add I have been hit with twice. And getting hit with by water cannon truck in Austria in December is not something I would like to repeat.
 
snakedafunky said:
Europen police don't carry guns or tasers for rally control during rallies or soccer match. Because it wouldnt make any sense.
I mean I think the German police are to soft on a lot of issues. But I have to say they are excellent in riot control.
All this stuff in Ferguson would have never happened with German polcie or European police because they get a lot of training every week during soccer matches.
On how to handle a large riot.
And I have been involved a bit in hooliganism in Germany and Europe when I was younger. I have gotten pepper sprayed and gotten the stick a considerable amount of time.

But if you have ever been involved in soccer hooliganism you know they can't prevent all of it.
Shooting or pepper spraying that one guy, in a situation where you have 100 vs 100 guys with another 500 standing behind them is just not realistic.
They have differently proven tactics to work in those scenarios.
Including water cannons which I might add I have been hit with twice. And getting hit with by water cannon truck in Austria in December is not something I would like to repeat.
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Monitored CCTV en masse all but wiped out football hooliganism in the UK. Millwall vs West Ham and Rangers vs Celtic can still be pretty dangerous, but it's pretty much gone. We're the most watched nation in the world. Hooligans are identified on their way to the matches, and most of them have to report to the police station at kick off time when their team plays.

Used to be a big problem here. Not for me tho. Everyone felt sorry for the Wombles cos we had no fans so there wasn't much fighting. Got a bottle round the back of my head on the way out of a game. My mates pointed him out to police and the guy was a fellow Womble who thought I was an opposition fan because me and my mates didn't wear club merch on matchday. Banned from all football matches for life, jailed for 18 months (he had other warrants out of his arrest). I've seen similar incidents broken up quicky by police too.

There's zero tolerance. It works, to be fair.
 
Gazwald said:
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/lond...nfell-tower-residents-for-their-a3569651.html

Left-wing socialist domestic terrorist groups are basically hijacking this tragedy for their own political means. They plan on holding a "Day of Rage" which will coincide with the Queen speaking on the matter. They plan on overthrowing the government. Where did these people come from in the UK? I thought they were focussed on Trump. Wtf?

Is Soros behind this? Are these people protesters or independent contractors? I think it'll come out that a lot of them are being paid, same as in the States.

The residents of the Grenfell tower and surrounding area are reportedly unanimously against the protest.
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None of these people here in the US are getting paid. They are just that stupid. You might be too for believing someone is paying these morons.
 
*Z* said:
None of these people here in the US are getting paid. They are just that stupid. You might be too for believing someone is paying these morons.
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I might be indeed. Thing is there's multiple instances of them admitting it/boasting about it. Paying protesters to incite isn't exactly uncommon or new either.

Don't get me wrong I think most of them are just stupid automatons, but you know best.
 
Gazwald said:
Monitored CCTV en masse all but wiped out football hooliganism in the UK. Millwall vs West Ham and Rangers vs Celtic can still be pretty dangerous, but it's pretty much gone. We're the most watched nation in the world. Hooligans are identified on their way to the matches, and most of them have to report to the police station at kick off time when their team plays.

Used to be a big problem here. Not for me tho. Everyone felt sorry for the Wombles cos we had no fans so there wasn't much fighting. Got a bottle round the back of my head on the way out of a game. My mates pointed him out to police and the guy was a fellow Womble who thought I was an opposition fan because me and my mates didn't wear club merch on matchday. Banned from all football matches for life, jailed for 18 months (he had other warrants out of his arrest). I've seen similar incidents broken up quicky by police too.

There's zero tolerance. It works, to be fair.
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It's pretty much the same in Germany now. Not as bad as in the UK but they are trying to do the same thing. Charging 20 or 30 Euros for a ticket.
Now I am not saying hooligans is good or anything but sometimes young men just like to fight.
I used to go to Schalke games with my dad in the early 90's. When hooliganism was at a high point. Like my mom didn't want us to go at first.

And there were no problems for a dad to go and watch a match with his son. And Schalke used to be one of the most notorious clubs in Germany.
If you look at my AV it's a Schalke supporter soccer kicking a Dortmund supporter but its all in good fun I have got mates that support Dortmund.
Bit of a personal story. Back in the early 2000 Schalke's youth team played Essen, a team that used to be very big but went bankrupt in the 70's.
Schalke's biggest rivals we didn't play each other for many years. But both have big firms. So I and my dad went and both got arrested for hooliganism :).
Nothing serious but my dad in his mid 50's couldn't pass on the opportunity to go to Essen one more time. And he never did any crimes or anything just liked to fight when he was younger.

Also, they arrested over 100 people that day at an under 18 game. Not bad arrests just in a cell and can go home the next day. Good memories :).
 
7437 said:
Ah. I wouldnt be allowed to wear one, all clothes must be tucked in. Also mine have to be flame retardant, and i dont know where to get one.
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wear a little cape and tuck it in your collar. Use a bath cloth.
 
Gazwald said:
I might be indeed. Thing is there's multiple instances of them admitting it/boasting about it. Paying protesters to incite isn't exactly uncommon or new either.

Don't get me wrong I think most of them are just stupid automatons, but you know best.
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Protesters maybe in some instances have been paid. These antifa people are not getting paid though. They really believe the shit they say.
 
Corbyn and his band of merry tossers rile them up.
 
snakedafunky said:
From a historical point, the ANTIFA movement comes from Germany in the 1930's. Organized by the KPD Communist Party of Germany.
Ironically they hated the SPD social democrats as much as the Nazi's.
The modern movement started in Germany after reunification in 1990. Sort of a reactional movement to the rising Neo-Nazi movement from the youth of the former DDR.
In Europe, they are a bit different to the US version. While you have them somehow loosely connected to the Democratic Party they are not connected to the Social Democrats in Europe at all.
Also In Europe, social justice is not that important for them compared to the US version.

A lot of them are just young men that like to fight. And filter out by the time they get a bit older and wiser. Similar to the hooligans or some Skinhead groups.
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Since ANTIFA is not a trademark you find these guys everywhere. Anybody can start an antifa group, just download their symbols on the internet, print some flags, dress in black and get into street fights.
There are self labeled ANTIFA in Brazil of all places.

Unlike the american ones they are mostly lower class hooligans that commit nosense vandalism without much political significance.
There are also skinhead and punk groups and they all fight against each other sometimes.
 
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