I'm an Englishman, not an American, but the events surr

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I'm an Englishman, not an American, but the events surrounding this Unite the Right march are utterly horrifying to me. In this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnZkzh9JEWQ) you are literally watching a man go blind from having a leftist throw an acid attack in his face. The car that ran into the crowd of leftists was getting hit by a bat beforehand, which obviously sent the driver into a panic, and we can see the crowd assaulting the car with bats afterwards just before it goes into reverse. The people who marched are being vilified and persecuted by literally everybody, even by people like Nigel Farage, simply for having had the message that white people should not become a minority in their own country. Everybody is telling lies about its being a "Nazi" rally in order to condemn it for the sake of virtue signalling. These brave young men are having their lives ruined, are being fired from their employment, simply for holding a peaceful protest. How can any red-blooded man not be angry at all this? Do we have no rights? Do these cowardly politicians think themselves brave when they condemn the persecuted as though they were the persecutors, making darkness light and light darkness?