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ted cruz? yeah yeah thats nice.
Show me all the antifa deaths of the last 30 year and then show me the right wing deaths of the last 30 year.
I’ll wait.
Well we can go back further, I was just using a modern time frame to make it easy on the poster.antifa created 30 yrs ago?
You're an incredibly ignorant Southerner if you think the forming of the Confederate States and the Civil war were that simple and singular in issue.
Its always
"what about BLM and Antifa."
"Were not extremists, they are"
The right loves and defends their extremists well. Remember there are good people that support racist rallies.<Lmaoo>
While I'll concede the FBI isn't arresting people just for having a flag or hat, I still fail to see the evidence of vast right-wing networks that are fomenting violence. I'm sure there are a handful of nut jobs in some remote location that actually are the racist, neo-nazis you seem to see everywhere, but they have NOT incited any riots, looted any Targets, or lobbed Molotov cocktails at any Federal Buildings. I'll anticipate the retort of Jan 6 and declare another false narrative. Yes the protestors absolutely should not have breeched the confines of the Capitol, but of all the "mostly peaceful" protests in the last few years that one seems to be the only one that deserves the moniker, due paradoxically to the lack of violence.Cruz is playing stupid and it's not a good look. People in this thread shouldn't play dumb right alongside him.
I highly doubt that the FBI says "If you see this symbol, it's a violent extremis." More likely they say "This isn't a commonly used symbol, if you see if in conjunction with other signs, you should look closer." We have groups in the US who have chosen to cloak their violent intentions in the traditional symbols of the U.S., falsely believing that they somehow represent the true nature of the U.S. They are fringe groups of people.
While this forum has a hardon for BLM, it's not a violent extremist group. There were political protests, a small percentage of which turned into riots. That's not an extremist group. It's pretty close to a mainstream position at this point. You can walk into churches and find BLM symbolism. Sports teams have supported the message. People seem to no longer understand what "extremism" is or they continue to struggle with the idea that BLM isn't some fringe political idea, like the nutjobs who are hoping for a civil war.
The obsession with making a false equivalency between BLM and groups who have specifically organized themselves for a future violent intent will never cease to amaze me.
You're an incredibly ignorant Southerner if you think the forming of the Confederate States and the Civil war were that simple and singular in issue.
You know what happened to it.
We all know that's a myth. I was a youngster with a beard wearing a Ramones t-shirt and it got plenty of attention in Montréal. I assume the same things happen in most NA cities.